Na przedzie
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What it means
Literally “on the front.” This phrase indicates a position at the very front of a group, a line, or a vehicle. It can also describe being in a leading position in a race or a competition.
Vocabulary
- przód — front
- prowadzić — to lead / to drive
- pierwszy — first
Grammar note
'Na przedzie' uses the locative case of 'przód'. Note the vowel change from 'ó' to 'e' which is common in many Polish noun declensions.
Cultural context
In a car, "na przedzie" refers specifically to the front seats (driver or passenger).
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