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The Polish word "a" means "and," "but," or "whereas," depending on the context.

In this sentence, 'a' is used as a conjunction indicating a contrast between the preferences of two people.

Ona lubi jabłka, a on woli gruszki.

She likes apples, and he prefers pears.

Here, 'a' serves to contrast two actions, highlighting one that is successfully done versus another that isn't.

Anna szuka książki, a zeszytu nie może znaleźć.

Anna is looking for a book, but cannot find her notebook.

In this case, 'a' introduces a clause that provides reasoning or explanation for the first clause.

Piotr mieszka w Warszawie, a to oznacza, że często odwiedza rodzinę w okolicy.

Piotr lives in Warsaw, which means he often visits family nearby.