No. 7,109 in Polish
it
The Polish word "it" does not exist; "it" is an English pronoun.
In a sentence
To jest mój ulubiony kubek.
This is my favorite mug.
Here, 'to' acts as a demonstrative pronoun, equivalent to 'it' or 'this' in English, used to identify a specific object.
Czekam, aż ono nadejdzie.
I am waiting for it to arrive.
In this sentence, 'ono' acts as a personal pronoun referring to a neuter singular subject, showing gender agreement.
Nie mogę tego znaleźć.
I can't find it.
The word 'tego' functions as the accusative form of 'it', indicating the object of the action of the verb 'find'.
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