How to say "genitive case" in Polish?

In Polish "genitive case" translates to  dopełniacz 

Transliteration: do-pehw-nyach

🇵🇱 Dopełniacz odpowiada na pytanie 'czego?' lub 'kogo?'.

🗣️ Do-pehw-nyach od-po-vya-da nah pit-tsee-nyeh 'tseh-goh?' loob 'koh-goh?'

🇺🇸 Genitive case answers the question 'of what?' or 'of whom?'.



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Polish

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "genitive case" in Polish?

You can use the word "dopełniacz" which translates to "genitive case".

How to pronounce "dopełniacz" (genitive case) in Polish?

The word "dopełniacz" is pronounced as "do-pehw-nyach".

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