No. 32 in Polish
z
"Z" in Polish means "with" or "from" depending on context.
In a sentence
Jestem z Polski.
I am from Poland.
The word 'z' in this sentence indicates the origin or source, meaning 'from'.
Spotkaliśmy się z przyjacielem.
We met with a friend.
Here, 'z' signifies accompaniment or association, translated as 'with'.
Zrobimy to z pomocą instruktora.
We will do it with the instructor's help.
In this context, 'z' denotes the means or method, meaning 'with' or 'using.'
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