No. 2,758 in Russian
клерке
The Russian word "клерке" is the prepositional case of "клерк," meaning "clerk" or "office worker."
In a sentence
Я попросил помощи у клерке в магазине.
I asked the clerk in the store for help.
In this sentence, 'клерке' is in the prepositional case, indicating the location or entity from which help was sought.
В этой клерке я заметил хорошие организаторские способности.
In this clerk, I noticed good organizational skills.
Here, 'клерке' refers to a person employed to perform administrative duties, and it is used in the prepositional case to specify the subject of the observation.
Нет сомнений, что в клерке, работающем в том отделе, есть большой потенциал.
There is no doubt that the clerk working in that department has great potential.
'Клерке' in this sentence is used in the prepositional case to specify the individual being described and evaluated.
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