No. 12,028 in Polish
lemoniadę
"Lemoniadę" means "lemonade" in English.
In a sentence
Poproszę lemoniadę.
I would like some lemonade, please.
Here, 'lemoniadę' is the accusative case of 'lemoniada,' used as a complement to the verb 'poproszę' (I would like).
Zrobiłem lemoniadę na upalne dni.
I made lemonade for hot days.
In this sentence, 'lemoniadę' is the accusative case of 'lemoniada,' the object of the verb 'zrobiłem' (I made).
Czy chcesz napić się lemoniadę?
Would you like to drink some lemonade?
The word 'lemoniadę' is used incorrectly here. It should be in the genitive case, 'lemoniady', following the verb phrase 'napić się'. Such examples teach the proper grammatical cases in Polish.
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