No. 8,033 in Polish
newsweeka
The Polish word "newsweeka" refers to the magazine "Newsweek" in the genitive singular form, meaning "of Newsweek."
In a sentence
Czytałem artykuł w Newsweeka o zmianach klimatycznych.
I read an article in Newsweek about climate changes.
In this sentence, 'Newsweeka' is a declined form (genitive case) of the proper noun 'Newsweek', referring to the magazine, indicating possession or association.
Jego komentarz w artykule z Newsweeka był bardzo interesujący.
His comment in the article from Newsweek was very interesting.
Here, 'Newsweeka' is used in the genitive case to indicate the source or origin of the article being mentioned.
Wywiad w Newsweeka świetnie podsumował aktualną sytuację polityczną.
The interview in Newsweek excellently summarized the current political situation.
In this case, 'Newsweeka' is again in the genitive case, showcasing the medium where the interview was published.
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