"Ona lubi dzieci."

Translation: She likes children.

[BryceJ.R.]

Baba Yaga

[deactivated user]

"She loves children" ?? Would this form be correct ?

[VladimirSp3]

I believe it would but "like" is more appropriate in this situation.
Ona kocha dzieci - would mean "She loves children" (I think)

[Pamela999869]

Its right!

[SSchety]

"lubi" = "likes" and "kocha" = "loves", so no, "She loves children" would be incorrect.

[IgorHenriqueA]

the C in Dzieci sounded like 'tch', shouldn't it sound like 'ts'?

[SuperDescartes]

Its has an english 'ch' sound instead of the 'ts' sound because there is an i following the c. Whenever you have ci, you pronounce it as 'chi' as opposed to the normal 'ts' sound of c in Polish.

[Hippopigamus]

Like in Italian (maybe that will help you remember it).

[IgorHenriqueA]

It has a T sound with the CH sound, it is a TCH/TSCH sound

[InAlpha]

But ch sound already has t in it - [tʃ], no?

[IgorHenriqueA]

I guess it depends on the language... It does not have in portuguese... I guess in english you use 'SH' for the sound without the 'T' sound

[InAlpha]

Yes, that's why @SuperDescartes said "english 'ch' sound"

[forgeron5]

she likes kids/ kids = children. what the problem?

[Jellei]

Yeah, "kids" are accepted everywhere where you have "children". At least it should be so.