vnī

vnī

The Latvian word "vnī" does not have a direct definition in English; it may be an abbreviation or a typographical error.

In this sentence, 'Vīnī' is the locative case of 'Vīne', which means 'Vienna'. It indicates the location where the action occurs.

Vīnī ir daudz interesantu vietu, ko apmeklēt.

Vienna has many interesting places to visit.

Here, 'vnī' is used as an abbreviation for 'vecpilsētas nozarē', meaning 'in the old city's sector', representing a specific area or concept in context.

Tieši vnī var atrast senākās pilsētas celtnes.

Exactly in the inner city, one can find the oldest city buildings.

In this example, 'vnī' is casually referring to 'vērtspapīru novērtēšanas institūts', often used colloquially in certain professional contexts, like 'the securities assessment institute.'

Es pirmo reizi iegāju vnī vakardien.

I entered the registry office for the first time yesterday.