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ulica

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§ Basic meaning of ulica

Definition
Street (a public road in a city or town with houses or buildings on one or both sides).

The word ulica is feminine in Polish. This means any adjectives or other words describing it will also be in their feminine form. This is super important for correct grammar.

§ How to use ulica in sentences

Let's look at some examples of ulica in action. Pay close attention to how it changes.

§ Singular forms of ulica

Here are the different forms of ulica you'll encounter when talking about one street:

  • Nominative (subject): ulica (the street)
  • Genitive (of the street): ulicy
  • Dative (to the street): ulicy
  • Accusative (direct object, the street): ulicę
  • Instrumental (by/with the street): ulicą
  • Locative (on/at the street): ulicy
  • Vocative (addressing the street): ulico

Don't get overwhelmed by the cases. Focus on understanding the common uses first. Here are some key patterns:

§ Talking about 'a street' (Nominative)

To jest nowa ulica.

Hint
This is a new street.

Here, ulica is the subject of the sentence, so it's in the Nominative case.

§ Saying 'on the street' (Locative)

When you want to say something is on the street, you typically use the preposition na (on/at) followed by ulicy (Locative case).

Sklep jest na ulicy Kościelnej.

Hint
The shop is on Kościelna Street.

Widzę ludzi na ulicy.

Hint
I see people on the street.

§ Saying 'down the street' or 'along the street' (Accusative with 'przez')

If you're talking about moving through or along a street, you'll often use the preposition przez (through/across) with ulicę (Accusative case).

Idziemy przez ulicę.

Hint
We are going across the street.

§ Plural forms of ulica

When talking about multiple streets, the forms change again:

  • Nominative (subjects): ulice (the streets)
  • Genitive (of the streets): ulic
  • Dative (to the streets): ulicom
  • Accusative (direct objects, the streets): ulice
  • Instrumental (by/with the streets): ulicami
  • Locative (on/at the streets): ulicach
  • Vocative (addressing the streets): ulice

§ Example with plural 'ulice'

W tym mieście jest wiele pięknych ulic.

Hint
There are many beautiful streets in this city.

셀프 테스트 6 질문

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Po wielogodzinnych poszukiwaniach w labiryncie miejskim, wreszcie udało im się odnaleźć właściwą ___.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulicę

Here we need the accusative case of 'ulica' (street) because it is the direct object of the verb 'odnaleźć' (to find).

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Władze miasta ogłosiły, że z powodu planowanych remontów, główna ___ będzie zamknięta dla ruchu przez cały miesiąc.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulica

The word 'ulica' (street) is the subject of the sentence, so it should be in the nominative case.

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Architekt zaproponował, aby poszerzyć chodniki i stworzyć deptak na sąsiedniej ___, co znacznie poprawiłoby estetykę okolicy.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulicy

The preposition 'na' (on) with the feminine noun 'ulica' (street) in this context requires the locative case, which is 'ulicy'.

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Mimo ostrzeżeń, kierowca zignorował znaki drogowe i wjechał pod prąd w jednokierunkową ___.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulicę

The verb 'wjechać w' (to drive into) with a feminine noun like 'ulica' (street) requires the accusative case, 'ulicę'.

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Po zmroku, opustoszała ___ tętniła życiem jedynie w świetle latarni, tworząc atmosferę rodem z dawnych kryminałów.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulica

Here, 'ulica' (street) is the subject of the verb 'tętniła' (was bustling) and is in the nominative case.

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Przewodnik opowiadał o bogatej historii każdej ___ w starym mieście, wzbudzając podziw turystów.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: ulicy

The word 'każdej' (each) and the noun 'ulicy' (street) are in the genitive case, which is required after the pronoun 'każdej' when referring to a countable noun.

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