"Koń je chleb."
Translation:The horse eats bread.
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In a very old Polish TV series "Wojna domowa" there was a running gag with a guy asking people for stale bread for a horse.
Every time i hear "koń i"
My brain switches to japanese and hears "kani/ かに" and i type crab
I don't think giving bread to horses is a good idea.... you know, gluten and fat... this kind of stuff is bad to horses...
I heard oni je chleb which i thought was weird and when i put it in it said kon je chleb
I hear "koń" fine, but the female voice says "chle", so that is enough to disable the audio exercises.
Hello Jellei!! I need help! There is a problem with a basic level word. The word "Mezczyzna" does not seem to accept non Polish font. At least that's what i think the problem is. I wtite"mezczyzna" and it is never accepted. Now it is in my cue of errors to be corrected and will not allow me to continue. Im paying a lot to use this program. Please fix this. Thank you.
Hi, unless something changed very recently, all the Polish special characters are kinda 'ignored' by the grading system - that means that you can use the 'basic' characters and the worst thing that will happen is receiving a "You have a typo" message. So although "mezczyzna" technically has two letters wrong, it should have still been accepted. A common problem is that people consider the letter ł (Ł) to be a variant of T, and write "chtopiec" because they cannot write "chłopiec". But that is wrong, if you don't have special characters, you should write "chlopiec". I know that's not what you're asking, but I thought I'll mention that.
If you're positive that there are no other typos in your answer, please provide a screenshot and/or a report and comment on a sentence with "mężczyzna", so we can see what happened.
