How to say "vocative case" in Polish?

In Polish "vocative case" translates to  wołacz 

Transliteration: woh-wach

🇵🇱 Wołacz służy do zwracania się bezpośrednio do osoby lub rzeczy.

🗣️ Woh-wach sloo-zhi doh zvra-tsa-nya sheh bez-poh-shred-nee-o do oh-so-by loob rzeh-choov-kee.

🇺🇸 Vocative case is used for addressing a person or thing directly.



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Polish

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "vocative case" in Polish?

You can use the word "wołacz" which translates to "vocative case".

How to pronounce "wołacz" (vocative case) in Polish?

The word "wołacz" is pronounced as "woh-wach".

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