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No. 1,871 in Polish

lewandowskiego

"Lewandowskiego" is the genitive singular form of "Lewandowski," a Polish surname, often meaning "of Lewandowski" or "Lewandowski's."

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  • Widziałem mecz Lewandowskiego wczoraj.

    I watched Lewandowski's match yesterday.

    The word 'Lewandowskiego' is used in its genitive case, denoting possession related to Lewandowski, indicating that the match belongs to or is associated with him.

  • Rozmawiałem z Lewandowskim na konferencji.

    I talked with Lewandowski at the conference.

    Here, the word 'Lewandowskim' is in its instrumental case, indicating the person with whom the action of talking occurred.

  • Zdjęcie Lewandowskiego jest piękne.

    The picture of Lewandowski is beautiful.

    In this sentence, 'Lewandowskiego' is again in the genitive case, used to specify possession or relation regarding the photo.

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