"Do you consider me beautiful?"

Translation: Uważacie, że jestem piękna?

[RadhaTereska]

what about "uważasz mnie piękną"?

[immery]

uważasz mnie za piękną

[RadhaTereska]

dzięki

[Yola448704]

Uważasz/ Uważacie/ Myślisz/ Myślicie, że jestem piękna/piękny?

The phrase "Uważasz mnie za piękną (kogo? co?) requires a noun:
Uważasz mnie za piękną dziewczynę/osobę pięknego człowieka?

The phrase "Uważasz mnie za piękną" is NOT correct.

[alik1989]

We repeatedly pointed out to you that a large portion of your comments is factually incorrect and yet you still never bother to fact-check them. Why are you doing this? We don't appreciate you misleading other learners.

Go to this page:

http://nkjp.pl/poliqarp/nkjp300/query/

Enter this code:

[base=uważać] [pos=pron] za [pos=adj] [pos=interp]

And you will get literally HUNDREDS of examples where such a construcion is used without any noun whatsoever.

[wiktorka234]

Doesn't the verb "uważać" mean "to be careful" or something like that?

[Jellei]

Yes, that's another meaning of it. "be careful", "pay attention", "consider/have an opinion".

[cloudelek]

Why only male version? ;) Women cannot be beautiful?

[mr00]

"piękna" is accepted too. :)

[Mudkip20]

Duo accepted "Myślesz, że jestem piękna", is this intentional?

[Jellei]

It should have been accepted with a typo, as it's "myślisz", with an i.

[Gary726273]

Do you consider me beautiful had me stumped..but do you consider that I am beautiful was easier to work out.

[ziggy69]

why can't the word śliczna be used instead of piękna or śliczny instead of piękny

[Jellei]

We have to maintain some distinction between adjectives with different... strength. To me, "śliczny" is rather "pretty", so it's "less beautiful" than just "beautiful".

[Paula651769]

is this a nominative or vocative phrase?

[Jellei]

Nominative.

Vocative is for words that denote people (sometimes animals), mostly their given names.

[MaxVermeij]

Why is "ładna" not accepted?

[Jellei]

Because we believe that it's less than "piękna/beautiful" and translates to just "pretty".