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Some books from the [[Pokémon anime novelization series]] were also translated into Polish. | Some books from the [[Pokémon anime novelization series]] were also translated into Polish. | ||
==Pokémon and grammar== | |||
Because of the Polish language's orthography and grammar, Pokémon are mostly written without the acute (´) above ''e'', are mostly referred to as males, and have a plural form (nominative: ''Pokemony''). | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* An official Pokémon Day was [[Pokémon Day (Poland)|held in 2011]]. | * An official Pokémon Day was [[Pokémon Day (Poland)|held in 2011]]. | ||
* Poland shares its distributor, ConQuest Entertainment, with {{pmin|the Czech Republic}}. | * Poland shares its distributor, ConQuest Entertainment, with {{pmin|the Czech Republic}}. | ||