"Mam ciasteczka!"

Translation: I have cookies!

[CountessOfOle]

I love the inclusion of an exclamation point. Because who wouldn't be excited about having cookies? :)

[abhishekya978231]

How can cookie be so difficult in polish -_-

[Ce5b9W]

Most words are difficult in Polish ! : Myzczy ...dzczy...

[alex_tv80]

Is "ciasteczka" singular or plural form?

[SD-77]

It's the plural accusative form of the neutral noun "ciasteczko".

[A_User]

Plural. Singular is ciastko.

[gabe81]

One small note - it is singular for ciasteczko. And both this words are diminutive form of 'ciastko' (plural 'ciastka')

...which may look as another diminutive form of the word 'ciasto', and etymologically very likely is, but means 'cake' or 'dough', so let's not dig any further ;)

[alex_tv80]

Thank you (It is still hard to me to write this in Polish))) )

[kamrelim]

Ciasteczka is also a diminutive, usual form plural from ciastko are ciastka :)

[A_User]

Takes practice. I still find Polish harder to type than Russian. :-)

[flootzavut]

Did you initially read it as a mass noun? I did, just assumed it was like печенье!

[alex_tv80]

Yes, that is exactly how I read it ))

[OleTok]

Tistechko - in Ukranian it means a little cake. It's really easy for us to lern Polish)

[pye20]

Mam • Mieć ( to have - Verb )

Inf	1st	2nd	3rd	1st	2nd	3rd
ProN →	Ja	Ty	On Ona Ono	My	Wy	Oni One
Mieć	Mam	Masz	Ma	Mamy	Macie	Mają

Ciasteczko +‎ -ko Diminutive of Ciastko ( small cake, cupcake, cookie, internet http cookie - Noun ) • Ciastec - zko / Ciastec - zka ( cookie/s )

Nom	Gen	Dat	Acc	Ins	Loc	Voc
Sing → zko	zka	zku	zko	zkiem	zku	zko
Plu → zka	zek	zkom	zkay	zkami	zkach	zka

часть ( part, piece, share ) • from Proto-Slavic čęstь • частичка • частичка ( small bit, piece, particle - a pinch from a lump of dough ) • from части́ца ( fraction, particle )

[deactivated user]

It's very similar with "частичка" in Russian.

[Bartek109874]

Cookies=ciastka
(i have cookies=mam ciastka)I am from polend and polish is my first league

[JACOBhH]

I don't really get mam and mamy yet

[Jellei]

(ja) mam = I have

(my) mamy = We have

As the form of the verb makes it obvious who is the subject, the pronoun is usually omitted.

Whole conjugation of 'mieć' (to have) is here.

[Asia741440]

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