"Mówisz po polsku."

Translation: You speak Polish.

[jdfromdublin]

Do languages in Polish generally end with -sku in the same way languages in Swedish generally end with -ska?

[Sznoh]

So would you add "Czy" to the start of this sentence to make it into a question?

ie. "Czy mówisz po polsku" = "Do you speak (in) polish?"

[Vengir]

You can do that, especially if you want to be unambiguous, but it's not required. To create a yes/no question all you need is a change of intonation (when speaking) or a question mark (in writing). Note that this TTS intonation is… unreliable, so you should try finding other sources to learn that.

[hivemindx]

Is it similar to English or French where raising the tone at the end indicates a question?

[Vengir]

Yes, that's should be it, unless some phonology rules I don't know says otherwise.

[Paul709237]

Is there a formal version of this?

[va-diim]

Yes. Pan mówi po polsku. Pani mówi po polsku.

[ambertwardy]

Hello! Is anyone able to write out and "endings" chart such as how it would be "ja mowie" meaning 'I speak' vs. "ty mowisz" meaning 'you speak'?

[va-diim]

Ja mówię, ty mówisz, on/ona/ono mówi, my mówimy, wy mówicie, oni/one mówią

[Dachhund94]

Dziękuję.

[Ce5b9W]

DUOLINGO ONLY MENTIONS I,You,he/she! I prefer all conjugations!. Thanks.

[PiscoDomin]

Quick question. How come earlier it used "Mówicie" in you speak English and "Mówisz" for you speak Polish?

[deactivated user]

Douolingo = uhh

[DanielDabrowski]

This phrase can also means "Speak in Polish." If used with Imperativ

[va-diim]

No. The imperative would be

Mów po polsku.

[Ula264189]

Mówisz po polsku? Do you speak Polish.
You speak Polish= Ty mówisz po polsku

[Matthew53527]

Yes

[Jogintas]

Not yet...