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No. 7,396 in Polish

klimowskiego

"Klimowskiego" is the genitive form of the Polish surname "Klimowski," indicating possession or relationship (e.g., "of Klimowski").

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  • Spotkałem się z panem Klimowskiego i rozmawialiśmy na różne tematy.

    I met Mr. Klimowski and we talked about various topics.

    The word 'Klimowskiego' is the genitive case of the proper noun 'Klimowski', which is typically used to indicate possession or association. Here, it reflects the direct object in the sentence 'meeting Mr. Klimowski'.

  • List do Klimowskiego został wysłany wczoraj.

    The letter to Klimowski was sent yesterday.

    'Klimowskiego' is the genitive case used after 'do', indicating direction or relation, showing that the letter is addressed to Klimowski.

  • Nie znam Klimowskiego, ale słyszałem dużo o nim.

    I do not know Klimowski, but I have heard a lot about him.

    Here, 'Klimowskiego' is in the accusative case, acting as the direct object of 'znam', meaning 'to know'.

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