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No. 3,678 in Polish

joannę

"Joannę" is the accusative form of "Joanna," a Polish feminine name equivalent to "Joanna" in English.

In a sentence

  • Widziałem Joannę w parku.

    I saw Joanna in the park.

    The word 'Joannę' is the accusative case of the proper noun 'Joanna', used here as the direct object of the verb 'widziałem' (saw).

  • Mam książkę od Joanny.

    I have a book from Joanna.

    The word 'Joanny' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Joanna', used here to denote possession.

  • Idę do Joanny.

    I am going to Joanna.

    The word 'Joanny' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Joanna', used after the preposition 'do' (to).

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