No. 8,845 in Polish
sachalin
"Sachalin" in Polish refers to "Sakhalin," an island in the North Pacific, part of Russia.
In a sentence
Sachalin to wyspa na wschodnim wybrzeżu Rosji.
Sakhalin is an island off the eastern coast of Russia.
Here, 'Sachalin' is a proper noun referring to a geographical location.
Mój kolega interesuje się fauną i florą Sachalina.
My friend is interested in the fauna and flora of Sakhalin.
In this sentence, 'Sachalin' is used to denote the area being studied, related to its natural aspects.
Słyszałem, że na Sachalinie odbywa się ważna konferencja.
I heard that an important conference is taking place in Sakhalin.
Here, 'Sachalin' indicates the location of an event.
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