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Lubię to (Accusative) Nie lubię tego (Genitive) because of the negation
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Could this also mean "I don't like him" , in addition to "I don't like it"?
I'm far from an expert as yet, but I'm pretty sure it has to be "tego" because it's accusative. "To" is nominative. Can a mod confirm?
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as dieprinzessin states above, it is 'tego' in this sentence because of the negation. Due to the negation we have to change (pro)nouns that would otherwise be in the accusative, into the genitive.
Just to confirm, is this in the accusative? Would this then only be usable in sentences where the object is a masculine personal/animate noun?
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as dieprinzessin states above, it is 'tego' in this sentence because of the negation. Due to the negation we have to change (pro)nouns that would otherwise be in the accusative, into the genitive.
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why is it not, 'I do not like this' I thought that tego could be this, the or it?
Check out this declension table of "him" , tego does not appear anywhere! Why is that? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Polish_pronouns#Third-person_pronouns
I'm late, but i think it's because since it's a negation, you have to change the accusative noun into genitive, in this case, to to tego.
