"Ta sekretarka pracuje dla dyrektora."

Translation: This secretary works for the director.

[FelipeNandes]

Does dla take the accusative or genitive?

[Gerardd88]

Genitive

[AdamRzad]

The right answer should be modified to include "This" as an appropriate translation for "Ta".

[PaCa826187]

There's probably a reason why it's wrong.

[Jellei]

"This" is the main answer.

[PaCa826187]

Ah, OK. I think I put 'That'. I can't even distinguish the pair in English so I probably shouldn't be weighing in.

[rockyderaze]

When do we use dla as opposed to using z ?

[Jellei]

Well, generally "dla" means "for" (especially for someone) and "z" is "from", "out of" and "made of".

But different languages take different prepositions, so for example some situations that need "for" in English will need a different preposition in Polish.

[mariafloscher]

is the director also female in this case?

[Jellei]

It is possible, but a female one would rather be "dyrektorka", so "pracuje dla dyrektorki".

[Hannah-1963]

Is working for is not accepted?
Why?

[Jellei]

It's an accepted answer, it should have worked.

[Dirack]

Dyrektora
.. GLaDOS, is that you?