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polackerna
"Polackerna" means "the Poles" (referring to Polish people).
In a sentence
Polackerna spelar fotboll på spelplanen.
The Poles are playing soccer on the field.
In this sentence, "polackerna" is used as the subject of the sentence, referring to a group of Polish individuals.
Jag såg polackerna i parken igår.
I saw the Poles in the park yesterday.
Here, "polackerna" acts as the object of the sentence, indicating the group of Polish individuals observed.
Vi berättade historier om polackerna.
We told stories about the Poles.
In this example, "polackerna" is exploited in a prepositional phrase to specify the group of people being talked about.
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