"Lubię gdy moja babcia gotuje."

Translation: I like it when my grandmother cooks.

[iamZemmi]

what's the difference between gdy and kiedy?

[ann666]

"Kiedy" can be used in questions

[LearninLis]

Are there situations where only Gdy is appropriate?

[raymondsisan]

I found a notation that kiedy expresses precise time; gdy is less precise. ,but ,I do not know if there is a time you must use it, i think that when you use it it is used to be grammatically correct.How many people would notice?

[rvabbott]

I found the audio hard to understand--the "gdy" is barely by pronounced at all but quickly elides into the moja.

Is this how a typical Polish person would pronounce the sentence?

[immery]

Yes I think GDY is pronounced right in this sentence. (Babcia on the other hand is not-I do not think stress on BABcia should be so intense)

[Chris329827]

Finally a sentence I can agree to

[MarkKulka]

Babcia must be a real master chef! I have been hearing about her prowess as a cook throughout this course.

But who is ultimately the better cook: babcia or mama? (Or moja żona?)

[henry2500]

Is it only after gdy that moja babcia doesn't declinate?

[hughcparker]

Babcia here is the subject of that clause of the sentence, so it takes the nominative.

[Martin95000]

'Granny' should be acceptable too!

[Jellei]

And it is :)

[.gonz]

what difference between:
I like it when my grandmother cooks.
I like when my grandmother cooks.
google translate:
Lubię to, kiedy moja babcia gotuje.
Lubię, kiedy moja babcia gotuje.

[Jellei]

Google Translate doesn't understand grammar.

No, I don't believe "Lubię to, kiedy..." sound natural in such a sentence.

[qwerty123z]

Is there a different word for bakes. Ie how do you say my grandmother bakes.

[alik1989]

Step one: Look up the word in a dictionary

Step two: Check declension

[Tonya716399]

Why can't I say i love when my grandmother cooks? Is there a different between like/love?

[Jellei]

Of course there is, why wouldn't there be? Unless you're Russian, this is problematic for Russian-speaking people.