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No. 121 in Polish

niego

The Polish word "niego" means "him" or "of him" when referring to a male in genitive or accusative contexts.

In a sentence

  • Lubię słuchać opowieści o nim, bo wiele od niego się nauczyłem.

    I like listening to stories about him because I learned a lot from him.

    In this sentence, 'niego' is used as the objective form of 'he' (on) in a context requiring the genitive case after the preposition 'od'.

  • Nie mogę przestać myśleć o jego słowach i o nim samym.

    I cannot stop thinking about his words and about him himself.

    Here, 'niego' serves to replace 'him' in an emphatic manner after the preposition 'o', which prompts the genitive or accusative case.

  • Na pytanie, kto to zrobił, wskazałem na niego.

    To the question of who did it, I pointed to him.

    In this example, 'niego' is employed in the accusative case form of 'he' after the preposition 'na', indicating direction.

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