"Kobieta lubi zupę."

Translation: The woman likes soup.

[davechi]

My polish girlfriend said - “because zupa is in nominative and zupę is accusative. So when you say anyone likes or sees something, you use accusative case”

[JazmnArian]

Thank you!

[Ahbraxaz]

Why zupę instead of zupa?

[piggy28]

I translated it as: The woman likes soup. It could have been a typo

[ZuzannaGaw3]

"The" woman likes soup.
Why is that also wrong? I just dont used the article

[Jellei]

I'm a bit confused, what was your answer? If it was "Woman likes soup", it is not a correct English sentence.

[LucyFleckn]

Its not accepting the women likes soup!!

[alik1989]

It's not grammatical. "Women" is plural, but "likes" is a singular verb form.
Here, "women" should be "woman", because in the original Polish sentence it's singular, too.

[LucyFleckn]

Thanks i understand now, I'll try that. I was t to move on to the next part