No. 1,848 in Polish
francuzi
"Francuzi" means "French people" in English.
In a sentence
Francuzi lubią dobre wino.
The French like good wine.
In this sentence, 'Francuzi' is used as the subject of the sentence, referring to the people of France collectively.
Rozmawiałem z kilkoma Francuzami wczoraj.
I spoke with a few French people yesterday.
Here, 'Francuzami' is the instrumental plural form of 'Francuzi', showing the means by which the action was completed (speaking with French people).
Często oglądam filmy, które Francuzi produkują.
I often watch films that the French produce.
In this sentence, 'Francuzi' is again a subject, now in a relative clause, emphasizing their role as producers of films.
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