No. 1,041 in Polish
zakopanem
"Zakopanem" is the locative case of "Zakopane," referring to being in Zakopane, a town in Poland.
In a sentence
Spędziliśmy weekend w Zakopanem.
We spent the weekend in Zakopane.
The word 'Zakopanem' is the instrumental case of 'Zakopane', a proper noun referring to a town in Poland, used here to express location after the preposition 'w' (in).
Widok gór w Zakopanem był zachwycający.
The view of the mountains in Zakopane was breathtaking.
In this sentence, 'Zakopanem' is similarly the instrumental case used after the preposition 'w' to indicate 'in Zakopane', specifying the location.
Czy byliście kiedyś w Zakopanem?
Have you ever been to Zakopane?
The same case and usage of 'Zakopanem' occurs here to talk about the location someone has visited.
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