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No. 298 in Polish

rady

The Polish word "rady" means "advice" (genitive or accusative singular, or nominative plural of "rada").

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  • Potrzebuję twojej rady, co powinienem zrobić.

    I need your advice on what I should do.

    Here, "rady" is the genitive singular form of "rada," meaning "advice," used to express possession.

  • Nie umiał znaleźć odpowiedniej rady na ten problem.

    He couldn't find the right solution to this problem.

    In this context, "rady" is also the genitive singular of "rada," meaning "advice," indicating necessity or search.

  • Rady miasta postanowiły wprowadzić zmiany w przepisach.

    The city councils decided to introduce changes in the regulations.

    Here, "rady" is the nominative plural of "rada," meaning "council," referring to decision-making bodies.

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