No. 3,692 in Polish
kina
The Polish word "kina" is the plural form of "kino," meaning "cinemas" or "movie theaters" in English.
In a sentence
Chodzę do kina w każdą sobotę.
I go to the cinema every Saturday.
In this sentence, 'kina' is the genitive case of the singular noun 'kino,' often used with prepositions like 'do' to indicate direction or destination.
Nie ma tu kina w tej okolicy.
There is no cinema in this area.
Here, 'kina' is the genitive case of 'kino,' used in a negation to indicate absence.
Szukam kina w centrum miasta.
I am looking for a cinema in the city center.
In this example, 'kina' serves as the genitive case of 'kino,' which follows the verb 'szukać' (to look for), as this verb governs the genitive case.
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