No. 390 in Polish
ukrainę
The word "Ukrainę" is the accusative form of "Ukraina," which means "Ukraine" in English.
In a sentence
Kocham Ukrainę za jej piękne krajobrazy.
I love Ukraine for its beautiful landscapes.
In this sentence, 'Ukrainę' is used as the direct object of the verb 'kochać' (to love) and is in the accusative case.
Planujemy wycieczkę na Ukrainę w przyszłym roku.
We are planning a trip to Ukraine next year.
Here, 'Ukrainę' is used to indicate destination in the accusative case after the preposition 'na,' which requires this case in contexts of movement.
Rozmawialiśmy o Ukrainie przez wiele godzin.
We talked about Ukraine for many hours.
In this example, 'Ukrainie' is in the locative case as it follows the preposition 'o,' which governs this case when referring to a topic of discussion.
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