"Potrzebujecie konia?"

Translation: Do you need a horse?

[Ally_October]

Yes, and I'd give my kingdom for one!

[TFG]

No, I need a car

[King2E4]

This reminds of the Spanish course. There is a sentence in the Spanish course that reads "necesito un caballo", which means "I need a horse". XD

[Euhan1]

So it's plural but still just one horse. Are they going to horse pool?

[Tine175312]

Maybe they've exceeded the luggage allowance on their other horses. What they really need is a donkey!

[Italobrother]

what would the plural look like here?

[Jellei]

"Potrzebujecie koni?"

[tryingveryhard]

Yeah, go ahead and put him in the back.

[wyqtor]

Every respectable witcher needs a horse.

[KristineKruszer]

Of course I need a horse. Of course, of course.

[Libby162774]

Is the audio right? I thought, Polish ‘rz’ would always be pronounced like in ‘dobrze’ or ‘przepraszam’?

[DorotaJarosz]

There are some notable exceptions, e.g., marznąć (=freeze) and mierzić (=disgust) are pronounced as r-z and so are some words composed of prefixes ending in an r: cyber-, hiper-, super-) and roots starting with a z, e.g. superzabawa and hiperzespolony.

Finally there are some foreign origin words, like erzac (=erzatz) or Tarzan, which are pronounced with the r and z separated as well.

[Yola448704]

Audio is good here:

"rz" in "potrzebujecie" or "przepraszam is identical (sound lost after "p", "t")

"rz" in "dobrze", "drzewo" differs from the above (sound not lost after "b", "d")

[alik1989]

I believe that "sound lost" means the same as mute, inaudible, unpronounced. What you most likely meant was devoiced, devocalized.

[Smurfetka3]

No, I need a camel!

[Jellei]

Technically, as the Polish question had "potrzebujecie" (2nd person plural), the right answer would be "we need a camel" ;)

[TheBraveFalcon]

Tak, proszę.