No. 1,360 in Polish
problemem
The Polish word "problemem" means "problem" in English (instrumental case).
In a sentence
Problemem w tej sytuacji jest brak informacji.
The problem in this situation is the lack of information.
In this sentence, 'problemem' is used as an instrumental case to indicate the significant issue or difficulty being discussed.
Moim głównym problemem jest stres przed egzaminem.
My main problem is stress before the exam.
Here, 'problemem' is used in the instrumental case to describe the main issue faced by the speaker.
Nie sądzę, że pieniądze powinny być problemem.
I don't think money should be a problem.
In this example, 'problemem' is used again in the instrumental case to suggest that money does not need to represent an obstacle or challenge.
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