"Mężczyzna pije mleko i wodę."

Translation: The man drinks milk and water.

[Coqtail]

The Dude has some weird tastes

[Schkatz]

Somehow I always read wodka insted of wodą

[idanlipin]

You mean wodę? I would fins it weird if you will use water in the instrumental case

[Maria630955]

"A man" should be accepted as well as "the man". The are no articles in Polish, do it could be either of those.

[Jellei]

And it's not only accepted, but even starred.

[Maria630955]

Then something is wrong with my Duo because it's not accepting it, and there was another similar one it rejected.

[0-3]

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.

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Mężc zyz na
♫ Mesh jiz na ♫ =
mɛŋˈʂt͡ʂɨz.na

Mężczyzna pije mleko i wodę ~

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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)

[jayson.pounds]

how do i know the difference between if i want to say "the man drinks water" and "men drink water"

[Jellei]

One man is "mężczyzna", plural men are "mężczyźni".

[usrname-taken]

How would you say a man is drinking water, what's the difference

[Maria630955]

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).

[JanZelezny2]

Polish is so sick

[amoore217]

Pije really sounds like je on this one

[ultrahobo]

As I recall water is woda. Does it become wodę because of Mężczyzna here?

[Jantek_Jantek]

We always put the object of the sentence in accusative in positive sentences and in genitive in negative sentences.

And the accusative form of "woda" is "wodę".

[VladVerheij]

You pronounce it as woda but write

[InAlpha]

No, because it is connected to a verb (pije), so it takes accusative, i think

[LaisReis1]

So, the accusative of mleko is still mleko?

[immery]

Yes mleko is neuter, and all neuter nouns, and some masculine ( we call them not animated) have Accusative=Nominative

[Tanvi14.jan]

Always saying different mężczyzna pije mleko i wodę it's the man drink milk and water or the man drinks milk and water

[Tiffanie515275]

How do we know when to spell Mężczyzna with an a or with an ą?

[JanZelezny2]

İ mean it sounds like kind of a sick person about to vomit is speaking XD

[JanZelezny2]

some polish in cyrillic , я е́стэм мешжйзна

[tryingveryhard]

Hopefully not at the same time...

[Marie-Paule58]

same problem with the audio...

[Alan490797]

Should speak the foreign language slower more often for pronunciation purposes

[Royislearning]

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.

[Jellei]

Not cases, because verbs don't have cases. Grammatical persons.

"piję" means "I [drink/am drinking]".

"pije" means "[he/she/it] [drinks/is drinking]".