Questions & Answers about Droga do muzeum jest szeroka.
Polish uses different prepositions and cases than English. To express movement or direction towards something, Polish uses the preposition do, which always requires the genitive case. In English, we simply use to before a noun, but English doesn’t have case endings, so the noun form doesn’t change.
Examples of other Polish preposition + case combinations:
- na
- accusative = “onto”
- w
- accusative = “into”
- z
- instrumental = “with”