"Kobieta jedząca lody jest moją siostrą."
Translation:The woman eating ice cream is my sister.
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I think the "The ice cream eating woman is my sister" is a correct answer as well. Although I just wanted to say thank you for the contributors, i'm just about to finish the language tree. It helped me to revisit some long forgotten knowledge and learn some more! :)
"After some thought" means that I must have consulted it with some native(s), so someone said that it is acceptable... although it was so long ago that I don't have it in my archives.
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This seems to be a Polish construction I call "The standing on the corner man". But in English we can't use a participle clause before a noun like this. We can use a full relative clause, "the woman who is eating ice cream", or a reduced relative clause, "the woman eating ice cream", but not your construction, I'm afraid.
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I am sure the audio says "loda" but the written text is "lody". If this is so, wouldn't it needs fixing as "lody" is plural, "ice creams"; I got it wrong on my first try. (Otherwise I will just need to get my ears checked :-)
the audio is weird. It is some sound that is somewhere between a and y. unfortunately all we can do about audio, is turn off listening excesses, and comment that it is wrong in the comment section.
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Thank you for all your comments and help. I have just finished the Polish Skill tree, and had so much fun! Thanks for your hard work (& the team) in making the experience so rewarding.
You'd use it for something that is 'being eaten'.
"Jajka są często jedzone na śniadanie" = "Eggs are often eaten for breakfast".