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Nah, try year - rok, years - lata;
human - człowiek, humans - ludzie;
Friend/Friends - N -przyjaciel / przyjaciele
G - przyjaciela / przyjaciół
D - przyjacielowi / przyjaciołom
A - przyjaciela /przyjaciół
I - przyjacielem / przyjaciółmi
L - (o) przyjacielu / przyjaciołach
the speeches in Poland ussually start with "Szanowni Państwo, Panie i Panowie" ( unless of course there is not a litany of more distinguished guests. like prime minister, mayor, bishop, school director)
In my Polish textbook I had a funny picture with tourists by a broken bus and the guide was calling: Zapraszamy panie na szpacerek a panów do pchania wozu (I am citing from memory). That was a good example for panie/panowie distinction.
Everything's fine, apart from the fact that it had to be 'spacerek' (little walk, from 'spacer') :)
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I guess it doesn't matter since the Nominative is the same, but I assume this is Vocative, since we're speaking to them?
Yeah, technically it is. So there is some Vocative in this course after all :D
