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Polish frequency list

No. 936 in Polish

ojca

"Ojca" means "father" in the genitive or accusative case in Polish.

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  • Odwiedziłem mojego ojca w szpitalu.

    I visited my father in the hospital.

    Here, 'ojca' is in the accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'visited' ('odwiedziłem').

  • To jest dom mojego ojca.

    This is my father's house.

    In this sentence, 'ojca' is in the genitive case, showing possession ('my father's').

  • Nie widziałem ojca od tygodnia.

    I haven't seen my father for a week.

    Here, 'ojca' is in the genitive case because it is used with the negative verb 'haven't seen' ('nie widziałem').

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