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He is a Polish it correct or wrong?

The phrase "He is a Polish" is grammatically incorrect.

Here's why:

* Nationality vs. Adjective: "Polish" can be used as a nationality (referring to someone from Poland) or an adjective describing something related to Poland.

* Proper Use: You should use "Polish" as an adjective before a noun:

* Correct: He is a Polish citizen.

* Correct: He is a Polish man.

* Correct: He is of Polish descent.

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