No. 5,773 in Polish
włoski
Italian.
In a sentence
Uczę się włoskiego od dwóch lat.
I have been learning Italian for two years.
The word 'włoski' in this sentence is in the genitive case ('włoskiego') linking to the subject 'uczę', and refers to the Italian language.
To jest włoski ser Parmigiano-Reggiano.
This is an Italian cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano.
Here, 'włoski' is an adjective describing the noun 'ser', specifying its origin.
Chciałbym odwiedzić włoskie miasta podczas wakacji.
I would like to visit Italian cities during the vacation.
In this example, 'włoskie' is used in the plural form to describe the plural noun 'miasta', again indicating origin or characteristic.
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