No. 2,522 in Polish
montrealu
"Montrealu" is the locative or genitive case of "Montreal" in Polish, referring to the city of Montreal.
In a sentence
Byłem w Montrealu zeszłego lata.
I was in Montreal last summer.
'Montrealu' is the locative case of 'Montreal', used after prepositions indicating location or time, like 'w' (in).
Historia Montrealu jest bardzo interesująca.
The history of Montreal is very interesting.
'Montrealu' is the genitive case of 'Montreal', indicating possession or association, in this case 'the history of'.
Znalazłem mapę Montrealu w księgarni.
I found a map of Montreal in the bookstore.
'Montrealu' again shows the genitive case, which is common in expressions of association, such as 'a map of'.
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