No. 3,703 in Polish
koreę
"Koreę" is the accusative form of "Korea" in Polish, meaning "Korea" (used as a direct object).
In a sentence
Odwiedzę Koreę w przyszłym roku.
I will visit Korea next year.
Here, 'Koreę' is the accusative form of 'Korea', used as the direct object of the verb 'odwiedzę' (I will visit).
Studiuję historię Korei od dwóch lat.
I have been studying the history of Korea for two years.
In this example, 'Koreę' does not appear; instead, 'Korei' is the genitive form of 'Korea', used to denote possession. This demonstrates how the word changes form depending on its grammatical role.
Czy interesuje cię kultura Korei?
Are you interested in the culture of Korea?
Similar to the previous example, 'Koreę' is not applicable here; 'Korei', the genitive form, is used to show relationship or origin concerning 'kultura' (culture).
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