"Nasze ciasteczka są smaczne."

Translation: Our cookies are tasty.

[Izolda_Lvovna]

How about small cakes what their name in Polish? ( I compare with Ukrainian, where 'tistechka' means exactly small cakes)

[immery]

that depends on the type of cake. Either ciastko(ciastka), or torcik(torciki).

[Izolda_Lvovna]

Oh, thank you for super fast answer)) I see, and will remember.

[Frieber]

Torcik is just like тортик in Russian, isn't it?

[Jellei]

It certainly seems so. But it's the diminutive form of the basic word "tort" (торт).

[Sven399190]

It rhymes!

[Uniyou]

lol

[Aboelmaaty]

Delicious and tasty should both be accepted

[Uniyou]

Why doesn't "Nasza" exist?

[Jellei]

It does exist, it just isn't correct here.

"ciasteczka" is a plural word. "not masculine-personal plural". The right form of the possessive is "nasze".

"nasza" is feminine singular, for example "nasza mama" = "our mom".

[espeket]

"są" sounds like "cą" when pronounced in isolation by the male voice

[Jellei]

We started testing new voices (Google TTS) and I am quite confident that they will soon replace the old ones. Therefore I don't think there's much sense in reporting issue for the old voices, I believe they will soon be gone.

[espeket]

cool!! I'm pretty excited to hear them as I actually worked on those voices :)

[Jellei]

Woah, that is awesome!

[gbaldacci1309]

Isn't "nasze" used for neuter singular? So, we use the same possession for neuter plural?

[alik1989]

In plural there are only two genders, virile and nonvirile. Nonvirile adjectives such as smaczne do indeed have the same form as in the neuter singular.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/smaczny#Declension

[AndrBallon]

Here the letter "c" sounds like in Italian.

[Jellei]

Technically the first sound of "ciasteczka" is "ci", not just "c". That's the same sound as ć, which is a palatalized sound. I think it may be similar to 'ciao', but I'm not entirely sure.