"Mężczyzna pije mleko i wodę."
Translation:The man drinks milk and water.
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"A man" should be accepted as well as "the man". The are no articles in Polish, do it could be either of those.
how do i know the difference between if i want to say "the man drinks water" and "men drink water"
the man drinks water - mężczyzna pije wodę men drink water - mężczyźni piją wodę
I: Mę want to eat ŻEBRAS & CANDY & ZORILLAS at the YELLOW ZOO with my NARWHAL juice, APPLE juice, mleko i wodę. XD
II: Mężczyzna is my papa.
III: najpiękniejszy mężczyna w moim życiu! XD
IV: What is unique about Mężczyzna is has 3: Ż ZZ
V: I PIJE ~ WODĘ in a glass. XD
VI: The GECKO has my MLEKO.
Mężc zyz na ♫ Mesh jiz na ♫ = mɛŋˈʂt͡ʂɨz.na
Mężczyzna pije mleko i wodę ~
nominative: mężczyzna/mężczyźni (PL)
genitive: mężczyzny/mężczyzn (PL)
dative: mężczyźnie/mężczyznom (PL)
accusative: mężczyznę/mężczyzn (PL)
instrumental: mężczyzną/mężczyznami (PL)
locative : mężczyźnie / mężczyznach (PL)
vocative: mężczyzno /mężczyźni (PL)
What is the difference between the spellings of pije (ex, or piję) and where are they used? I'm sure it has something to do with cases but I have no idea what ones and in what contexts they are applied.
Not cases, because verbs don't have cases. Grammatical persons.
"piję" means "I [drink/am drinking]".
"pije" means "[he/she/it] [drinks/is drinking]".
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There is no difference, vast majority of Slavic languages don't have definite/indefinite articles (I'm a native Russian speaker, but Polish is similar).
"piję", with an -ę. And putting "teraz" at the end of the sentence is not the most natural word order...