No. 230 in Slovak
nimi
"nimi" = "with them"
In a sentence
Chcem ísť s nimi na výlet.
I want to go on a trip with them.
The word 'nimi' in Slovak is used as the instrumental form of the pronoun 'oni/ony', which means 'them' or 'they'. It is used to indicate accompaniment or association, here meaning 'with them.'
Budem hovoriť s nimi neskôr.
I will speak with them later.
Here, 'nimi' again represents the instrumental case, showing the indirect object, indicating with whom the action of speaking will be performed.
Nie som spokojný s nimi, pretože prišli neskoro.
I am not satisfied with them because they arrived late.
In this sentence, 'nimi' is similarly used to convey a sense of association or relation in the instrumental case, referring to the people the speaker is not satisfied with.
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