No. 9,320 in Polish
u
"U" in Polish means "at" or "by" when referring to someone's place or location.
In a sentence
Jestem u swojego przyjaciela.
I am at my friend's place.
The word 'u' is used to indicate someone's location or place of residence.
Dostałem to u mechanika.
I got it at the mechanic's.
Here, 'u' specifies a service location, indicating where the action took place.
Spotkaliśmy się u pana Kowalskiego.
We met at Mr. Kowalski's.
In this case, 'u' signifies someone's place, showing where the meeting occurred.
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