No. 90 in Polish
mamy
"We have" or "mom" (depending on context).
In a sentence
Mamy dwa koty w domu.
We have two cats at home.
Here, 'mamy' represents the first-person plural form of 'mieć' (to have), indicating possession.
Mamy teraz czas na odpoczynek.
We now have time to rest.
In this sentence, 'mamy' is again the first-person plural of 'mieć', used to denote the availability of something, in this case, time.
Mam wrażenie, że mamy problem.
I have the impression that we have a problem.
'Mamy' is used here to indicate possession in a specific context, referring to the perceived problem.
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