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No. 7,152 in Polish

irlandzkie

"Irlandzkie" means "Irish" (adjective).

In a sentence

  • Kupiłem irlandzkie masło w sklepie.

    I bought Irish butter in the store.

    Here, "irlandzkie" is used as an adjective describing the geographical origin of the butter, indicating it comes from Ireland.

  • Podczas podróży w Irlandii, ludzie chwalili irlandzkie krajobrazy.

    During my travel in Ireland, people praised the Irish landscapes.

    In this sentence, "irlandzkie" serves as an adjective defining the specific type of landscapes, attributing them to Ireland.

  • Uczyłem się, jak grać na tradycyjnym irlandzkim instrumencie.

    I learned how to play a traditional Irish instrument.

    Here, "irlandzkie" defines the cultural association of the instrument, indicating it is traditional and Irish in origin or style.

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