No. 1,717 in Polish
si臋
The Polish word "się" is a reflexive pronoun, often translated as "self" or used in reflexive verb constructions without direct English equivalent.
In a sentence
Dzisiaj si㭐 uczy拧 matematyki.
Today she is learning mathematics.
Here, 'si㭐' is a reflexive pronoun indicating the subject is performing the action on themselves, commonly used in reflexive verbs.
Si㭐 wsta堵竎 wcze拧nie rano.
She/he got up early in the morning.
In this sentence, 'si㭐' is used as part of the reflexive verb 'wsta堵竎', meaning 'to get up'.
Na spotkaniu si㭐 wiele rozmawia堵竎.
A lot of talking takes place at the meeting.
Here, 'si㭐' impersonalizes the statement, focusing on the activity rather than specifying the subject.
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