kogo

kogo

"Whom" (used as an object of a verb or preposition).

Here, 'kogo' is used as the direct object in the accusative case of the verb 'widzisz' (to see).

Kogo widzisz na zdjęciu?

Whom do you see in the picture?

In this sentence, 'kogo' functions in the genitive case because of the preposition 'z' (with).

Z kogo jest zadowolona?

Whom is she pleased with?

Here, 'kogo' is employed in the genitive case due to the nature of the verb 'obawiać się' (to be afraid of), which requires this case for its object.

Nie wiem, kogo się obawiała.

I don't know whom she was afraid of.