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huberta
"Huberta" is the genitive or accusative form of the Polish name "Hubert," often referring to Saint Hubert or used in grammatical contexts.
In a sentence
Huberta zaprosiłem na przyjęcie.
I invited Hubert to the party.
Here, 'Huberta' is the accusative case for the masculine proper noun 'Hubert', used as the object of the verb 'zaprosiłem' (invited).
Nie widziałem Huberta od dawna.
I haven't seen Hubert for a long time.
In this sentence, 'Huberta' is again the accusative case of 'Hubert', indicating the person not seen.
Poznałem Huberta w szkole.
I met Hubert at school.
Here, 'Huberta' is used in the accusative case as the direct object of the verb 'poznałem' (I met).
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