"The child is drinking milk."

Translation: Dziecko pije mleko.

[NathanGask3]

Pić (To drink)

Ja piję (I drink)
Ty pijesz (You drink)
On/Ona/Ono Pije (He/she/it drinks)
My pijemy (We drink)
Wy pijecie (You drink)
Oni/One Piją (They drink)

[Salohiddin090506]

Thank you for this

[ehsan426891]

For how Long have you been practicing polish

[SK4cXt]

Why does the accent change?

[david958816]

This is the kind of question that is supposed to show up in this section. Make sure to upvote it for other people who are looking... Why are there so many jokes at the top? This isnt reddit...

[Jellei]

The accent? What are you referring to?

[Manuel441720]

what is the difference between piję and pije?

[Jellei]

"piję" = I drink or I am drinking

"pije" = he/she/it drinks or he/she/it is drinking

[Isaac378788]

Thanks

[shino490616]

I keep mixing up child and children

[DonTirzoGarcia]

what's the difference between chłopiec & dzieko??

[alik1989]

According to my go-to online dictionary, chłopiec means boy and dziecko means child.

[TomNies]

Also for smaller boy: chłopczyk
For rustic innocent boy: chłopię
For somewhat sullen alone boy: chłopczyna
For a bit infantile boy (can be used as insult): chłoptaś
Etc etc...

[inusgrrl]

What is the difference between dziecko and dziecka?

[Jellei]

Grammatical cases.

"dziecko" is Nominative (the basic case, used mostly for the subject of the sentence), and also Accusative (used for the direct object of most verbs).

"dziecka" is Genitive, used for the direct objects of a few verbs, and also when a verb that normally takes Accusative is negated (Mam dziecko / Nie mam dziecka = I have a child / I don't have a child).