This is known as the accusative of duration of time.

To jest znane jako biernik czasu czasowego.

(The accusative is often merged with the dative into the oblique case.

(Biernik często jest połączony z celownikiem w przypadek zależny.

It is commonly felt that the marked accusative has a definite sense, like using a definite article in English.

To powszechnie jest wyczute że wyraźny biernik ma zdecydowany sens, jak używanie przedimka określonego w angielskim.

On the Accusative a in Spanish.

Na Biernikowy w hiszpańskim.

This is known as the accusative of place to which, and is equivalent to the lative case found in some other languages.

To jest znane jako biernik miejsca do który, i odpowiada lative przypadek znalazł w jakichś innych językach.

(The accusative of pronouns is also given for comparison, though it is less regular.)

(Biernik zaimków również jest dany dla porównania chociaż to jest mniej regularne.)

The English accusative is "whom."

Angielski biernik jest "kogo."

Accusative will handle motion; Dative location.

Biernik załatwi ruch; Celownik lokalizacja.

Accusative in the masculine gender and in plural depends on animacy, as for nouns.

Biernik w rodzaju męskim i w liczbie mnogiej polega animacy, co do rzeczowników.

Dative is separated from the Accusative and Nominative case, in that it differs from the two others, which are identical.

Celownik jest oddalony od Biernika i mianownika ponieważ to różni się z dwa inni, który są identyczne.

Accusative: umivam se (I am washing myself.

Biernik: umivam se (myję się.

(Accusative II)

(Biernik II)

Accusative: umivate se (You are washing yourselves.

Biernik: umivate se (myjesz się.

Accusative: apaqqid awīlam (I trust a/the man)

Biernik: apaqqid aw?lam (ufam człowiekowi)

Rabatt is used in Dative; in Standard German in Accusative.

W Rabatt używają Celownikowy; w Typowym Niemcu w Bierniku.

Accusative--MeinEN gutEN Freund, my good friend.

Accusative--MeinEN gutEN Freund, mój dobry przyjaciel.

Accusative: as'alu rajulan "I ask a man", as'alu ar-rajula "I ask the man"

Biernik: as'alu rajulan "pytam człowieka" as'alu ar-rajula "pytam człowieka"

Note the article of 'Wand' - this is motion, this is Accusative and 'die' remains 'die' in the Accusative.

Zauważać artykuł z 'Różdżka' - to jest ruch, to jest Biernik i 'umierać' pozostałości 'umierać' w bierniku.

Andrii Danylenko, 2006, "The 'Greek Accusative' vs. the 'New Slavic Accusative' in the Impersonal Environment: an Areal or Structural Discrepancy?"

Andrii Danylenko, 2006, "' grecki Biernik 'p-ko' Nowy słowiański Biernik 'w Bezosobowym Środowisku: Obszarowa albo Strukturalna Rozbieżność?"

In the case of gij/jij, ge/je are its unstressed variants (whereas jou is the accusative of jij and - confusingly - u also serves as the accusative of gij).

W przypadku gij/jij, ge/je są jego nieakcentowanymi wariantami (podczas gdy jou jest biernikiem z jij i - myląco - u również służy jako biernik z gij).

In Russian, the accusative of animate nouns that are either masculine singular or masculine, feminine or neutral plural coincides with the genitive, while the accusative of inanimate nouns in the same cases coincides with the nominative.

W Rosjaninie, bierniku rzeczowników żywotnych, które są albo męską liczbą pojedynczą albo rodzajem męskim, rodzaju żeńskim albo państwie neutralnym liczba mnoga pokrywa się z dopełniaczem podczas gdy biernik rzeczowników nieżywotnych w takich samych przypadkach pokrywa się z mianownikiem.

Accusative II, also known as the bǎ construction, results in a change of state in the object, and implies a stronger sense in which something is done to the object, and is marked with the prefix 把 bǎ and by a movement of the verb phrase to the end of the clause.

Biernik II, również znany jako b? budowa, wyniki w zmianie stanu w przedmiocie, i sugeruje mocniejszy sens, w którym coś jest zrobione do przedmiotu, i jest oznaczony przedrostkiem? bǎ i przez gest grupy czasownikowej do końca klauzuli.

In his eminently sensible "Grammar of the English Language" in 1931, George O. Curme favored the nominative I to the objective or accusative me, but he acknowledged, "The plain drift of our language is to use the accusative of personal pronouns as the common case form."

W jego nadzwyczaj rozsądny "Gramatyka języka angielskiego" w 1931, George O. Curme preferowany mianownik ja do celu albo biernika mnie, ale przyznał się, "jasny sens naszego języka ma użyć biernika zaimków osobowych jako wspólnej formy przypadku."

This letter is most often found at the end of the noun, to construct an ending of accusative case as in aslą [a:sla:] - accusative of asla (ground, floor) - where both a and ą in aslą are pronounced equally as two long "a" sounds.

Ten list jest najczęściej zakładać pod koniec rzeczownika, konstruować zakończenie biernika jak w aslą [: sla:] - biernik z asla (parter) - gdzie obydwa i ą w aslą są wymówić równo jak dwa długi "" dźwięki.

I'm just trying to be more objective than I think some people are being.

Could a person ever be objective about an experience like that?

You have never made one objective decision in your life.

And so, from the objective point of view, it comes to nothing.

But it is hard to be objective about such thing.

The real was, for him, the objective area of nature and physical being.

And she was being objective about it, not just his mother.

That's the only thing we can really be objective about.

It was easy for me to be objective, I had never known my father.

He tried to bring his attention back to a more objective focus, to the problem at hand.

Second, he's been away enough now to be objective about it.

So there's a potential for them not to be objective.

That would be an objective way of looking at it.

This objective approach is a quite central and important point.

But there has been almost no objective evidence on whether it works.

On the face of it, this makes no objective sense at all.

"And that's where we come in, as an objective third party to bring everyone together."

This was an objective fact that she might as well get used to.

The drive seemed to take longer than it probably did in objective time.

They are probably a lot more objective than people would be who work directly in the industry.

What they needed was objective information about the people who had built the city, and their life.

The other has to do with what we think, feel or sense as a result of the objective reality.

So there's really no objective reason to buy this thing.

At the same time there has to be objective standards.

There are real objective reasons for a lot of these problems.

It is an absolute construction found in the accusative case.

For example, there are two types of accusative cases in Mandarin.

The accusative case is also used after particular German prepositions.

Forms of the accusative starting with - only appear in compound words.

In conclusion, instead of accusative letters to the editor, why not communicate with local government?

The man with whom the accusative persons are placed is called Sheriff.

The accusative form of a supine can also take an object if needed.

In this latter role, it functioned much like an accusative case does.

I encourage feedback so long as it is not of a threatening or accusative nature.

When the subjects are different, the subject of the infinitive is in the accusative case.

The name is invoked in either the vocative or the accusative case.

Accusative pronouns exist both in a weak and a strong form.

The accusative case marks the direct object of a verb.

There is an accusative marker used on definite direct objects.

Accusative case means that the noun is the object of the sentence.

If the statement describes movement across a boundary then the phrase is accusative.

Other cases are expressed through suffixation to the accusative stem.

The whole construct is followed by the accusative singular indefinite.

Rather, an accusative subject is used with an infinitive to develop the appropriate meaning.

In contrast, regular nouns do not have a distinct accusative case.

The case of the nominal phrase can be accusative or dative.

A majority of the world's languages have accusative alignment.

Some German pronouns also change in the accusative case.

It is considered accusative even though it looks like the genitive.

In the third person, the masculine accusative singular became 'him'.