No. 611 in Polish
wrocławiu
"Wrocławiu" is the locative case of "Wrocław," meaning "in Wrocław," a city in Poland.
In a sentence
Mieszkam we Wrocławiu od pięciu lat.
I have been living in Wrocław for five years.
The word 'wrocławiu' in this instance is the locative case form of the city's name 'Wrocław,' used to indicate location when preceded by a preposition.
Spotkałem ją w Wrocławiu podczas wakacji.
I met her in Wrocław during the holidays.
Here, 'wrocławiu' also appears in the locative case, indicating the location where the event (meeting) happened, combined with the preposition 'w'.
Wrocławiu, jesteś moim ulubionym miastem w Polsce!
Wrocław, you are my favorite city in Poland!
In this case, 'Wrocławiu' is used in the vocative case, showing direct address to Wrocław as if the speaker is speaking to the city directly.
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