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@Jellei Could you explain more about it, please? When to use w korytarzu and when na korytarzu, why are both ways correct?
I myself don't see much of a difference. Checking for an expert's opinion, I read: "w korytarzu" suggests a closed space, while "na korytarzu" - an open one, so for example you can vanish "w korytarzu" but your bed can be "na korytarzu" in a hospital. But the choice may be very individual and preferential. "na" seems to be two times more common.
why is it korytarzu rather than korytarz? how do nouns change with the locative case? is there some information about this somewhere?
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Miejscownik zawsze występuje z przyimkiem w, we, na, o, po, przy. The locative always appears with the preposition w, we, na, o, po, przy => so the noun korytarz (nom.) becomes korytarzu (loc.). Le locatif suit toujours les prépositions w, we, na, o, po przy. Donc le nom korytarz (couloir) devient korytarzu (dans le couloir)
