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No. 11,572 in Polish

kasy

The Polish word "kasy" means "cash registers" or "cashes," and it can also refer to "ticket offices" depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Idę do kasy, aby zapłacić za zakupy.

    I'm going to the checkout to pay for my purchases.

    In this sentence, 'kasy' refers to a physical checkout or payment area in a store, demonstrating a place where transactions occur.

  • Nie mam wystarczająco kasy, żeby kupić nowe buty.

    I don't have enough cash to buy new shoes.

    Here, 'kasy' is used colloquially to mean money or cash, referring to the financial resources needed for purchasing.

  • Pracuję na kasie w lokalnym sklepie.

    I work at the till in a local store.

    In this instance, 'kasa' (genitive 'kasy') describes the cash register or till itself, indicating the device or station used for handling transactions in a retail environment.

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