No. 439 in Polish
polski
"Polski" means "Polish" in English.
In a sentence
Lubię polski język.
I like the Polish language.
Here, 'polski' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'język' (language), referring to the specific language associated with Poland.
Ten program jest zrobiony po polsku.
This program is made in Polish.
In this sentence, 'po polsku' is a common phrase that means 'in Polish,' indicating the language in which the program is prepared or presented.
Polski to przedmiot, który uczę w szkole.
Polish is a subject I teach in school.
Here, 'Polski' is a noun referring to the subject of studying the Polish language, and it appears as the subject of the sentence.
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