Translation for 'I like Warsaw' from English to Polish

I like Warsaw.

Lubię Warszawę.

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I don't like Warsaw.

Nie lubię Warszawy.

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I like Kraków.

Lubię Kraków.

I like London.

Lubię Londyn.

I like Wrocław.

Lubię Wrocław.

I like Katowice.

Lubię Katowice.

I like Moscow.

Lubię Moskwę.

I like New York.

Lubię Nowy Jork.

I don't like Krakow.

Nie lubię Krakowa.

I don't like Moscow.

Nie lubię Moskwy.

I don't like Katowice.

Nie lubię Katowic.

I don't like London.

Nie lubię Londynu.

I don't like New York.

Nie lubię Nowego Jorku.

O Lithuania, my country, thou Art like good health; I never knew till now How precious, till I lost thee. [Trans. K. R. McKenzie]

Litwo! Ojczyzno moja! ty jesteś jak zdrowie; Ile cię trzeba cenić, ten tylko się dowie, Kto cię stracił. [Adam Mickiewicz]lit.

Warsaw

Warszawa {f}geogr.

warszawski {adj}

to Warsaw

do Warszawy {adv}geogr.

Warsaw Citadel

Cytadela {f} Warszawska

Warsaw Uprising

Powstanie {n} Warszawskiehist.

about Warsaw

o Warszawie

in Warsaw

w Warszawie {adv}geogr.

from Warsaw

z Warszawy {adv}geogr.

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