No. 40 in Polish
polsce
"Polsce" means "Poland" in the dative or locative case.
In a sentence
Mieszkam w Polsce od dziesięciu lat.
I have been living in Poland for ten years.
Here, 'Polsce' is the locative case of 'Polska', used to indicate location.
Czy w Polsce można spróbować tradycyjnych dań?
Can one try traditional dishes in Poland?
Here, 'Polsce' is again the locative case, used to denote the place where the possibility of trying traditional dishes exists.
Historia w Polsce jest bardzo interesująca.
History in Poland is very interesting.
In this sentence, 'Polsce' in locative case denotes the place where the history being discussed pertains to.
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