"The woman and the man have a child."

Translation: Kobieta i mężczyzna mają dziecko.

[JelleOK]

I don't get where dziecko comes from, can someone explain it?

[Jellei]

Well, usually first the man and the woman have sexual relations, although there's of course in vitro or adoption as well...

But seriously - "dziecko" is simply the Polish translation of "child". OK, it's in Accusative here, but neuter nouns have Nominative and Accusative forms identical, so nothing changes, there isn't anything to explain.

[pye20]

Dziecko ( child ) From Proto-Slavic Dětę From Dětь ( Child ) + -ę • From Proto-Indo-European Dʰeh₁(y)- ( to suckle, suckle )

[George205625]

How can I get a Polish keyboard in Android in order to use the correct characters?

[RachelSext7]

Long press the base letter (a if you want ą) and a little menu should pop up with alternate letters.

[Jeanette345518]

This is impossible for me to complete on my phone..due to layout.

[kediekat]

Is there a word for 'the' and 'a'?

[PonyDesu]

As you can read in the Tips and Notes, Polish doesn't have articles (a, an, the).

[kediekat]

Ok, thank you :)

[KristineKruszer]

When would i use maszy and macie? I think i saw them somewhere but i can't seem to recall mają and end up trying those options, to no avail. Twice now I've gotten this phrase wrong.

[alik1989]

I think this table should answer your question:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mie%C4%87#Conjugation

[Agantross]

Its not allowed to use "ta" for "the"?

[Jellei]

It's permissible, we accept it, but only if you write "ten mężczyzna" as well. Omitting one of those would sound rather strange, I think.