No. 223 in Polish
polskiego
"Polskiego" means "of Polish" or "Polish" in a possessive or descriptive sense.
In a sentence
Uczę się polskiego języka.
I am learning the Polish language.
In this sentence, 'polskiego' is used as the genitive case form of 'polski,' modifying 'języka,' where it fits as an adjective describing which language.
To jest fragment polskiego filmu.
This is a scene from a Polish movie.
Here, 'polskiego' also occurs in the genitive case, modifying 'filmu,' which establishes that it is a Polish production.
Nie znam polskiego.
I don't know Polish.
In this sentence, 'polskiego' stands alone and is used as the genitive form of the noun 'polski,' representing the concept of the Polish language.
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