"Chłopcy jedzą chleb."

Translation: The boys are eating bread.

[macckah]

The audio file to me sounds very of given words? Playing the words individually yields a different middle word (or to my ear) than jedza? The given sound, sounds more like enzoh (for english speakers). Is this just my english ear or are they saying a different word in the audio file?

[pierog.]

The synthesized speech is kinda distorted here. I'm native and it sounds a little weird to me, too

[ataltane]

It almost sounds like 'jędzą' to me - which would mean 'using the shrew (nagging woman)'....

[VioletteNoire]

Is 'ą' a nasal vowel? Like the French word for 'year', 'an'?

[Jellei]

Yes, it's nasal. I believe that's the same sound indeed.

[ZosiaD5]

Non, cela correspond au son français "on" comme dans "bonbon"
It is like to the French sound "on" in "bonbon" (candy) for example

[shrikrishna1]

Chleb is Nominative or acccusitive? being a direct object I think it is a accusitive case!!

[mizinamo]

It is in the accusative case.

Which happens to be the same as the nominative case for masculine inanimate nouns such as "chleb" (and also for neuter nouns).

[mczerniecki]

why is it jedza and not je?

[Jellei]

Plural. "jedzą" works for 3rd person plural, "je" for 3rd person singular.

[eaglewings1]

Warum wird boys in diesem Satz in der Mehrzahl geschrieben? Woran erkenne ich die Mehrzahl im polnischen?

[mizinamo]

In der Regel endet die Mehrzahl bei sächlichen Substantiven auf -a; bei männlichen und weiblichen auf -y (meist), -e (nach weichen Konsonanten) oder -i (nach g, k, Palatalen).

Am Besten zu jedem Substantiv den Plural mitlernen.... wie das Deutsch Lernende ja auch tun müssen.

[dddanilo]

Vielen Dank, sehr hilfreich! Täusche ich mich, oder sprichst du Deutsch fließend? :-)

[mizinamo]

Nun ja, ich bin in Deutschland geboren und aufgewachsen :)

[Zesul]

Does 'dz' always represent one consonant (/d͡z/) or does it sometimes, as it sounds to me in this example, stand for two consonants? I hear jed-zą not je-d͡zą

[Jellei]

I can't think of a situation when it's separate, and if such words exist, there surely isn't many of them.

[denemagna]

This should translate to "The boys are eating bread"
Just saying

[OliviaL650722]

Exactly. That's what I put and it said I was wrong.

[Jellei]

This is an accepted answer, it should have worked. In fact, it's one of the starred answers. I made it the only starred answer now.

[Trofaste]

There are several possible translations. "The boys are eating bread" is one of them, and we accept it.

[pellucidon]

Sounds like "whopseeyaydon shleb" to me.

[pellucidon]

Now it sounds like "Whopsee yenzong shleb"

[ManuHeel]

I got confused with my keyboard and wrote "Boys eat beard"
XD

[Jason246835]

So having trouble pronouncing jedza in this sentence the narrative doesnt make it any easier any tips on how its said on speech not text?

[pellucidon]

Try saying "Whopsee yenzong shleb".

[koloradek]

I had it correctly but it says is not

[Kyle1985]

Should not also "the boys eat bread" be correct?

[Jellei]

Yes, it is correct and accepted.