"Do you often carry sandwiches to work?"

Translation: Często nosicie kanapki do pracy?

[macmroz]

Poprawnie powinno być: Czy często bierzesz kanapki do pracy. Nosi się ciężary, teczkę, torbę.

[idanlipin]

Bierzesz=take.

[Julia604611]

This sentence is very strange in English. We would say 'take' unless this sentence is equally weird in Polish...? Carry implies that it's heavy or inconvenient, sandwiches generally aren't either of those.

[idanlipin]

Niesiesz/niesiecie would work too?

[Jellei]

No, that works for 'you are carrying' right now.

[chb0lingo]

No way. One does not "carry" sandwiches to work (though, that is in fact whats happening). One "takes" them to work. Use of the word "carry" in the "correct" English translation seems like a claque

[Jellei]

I can agree that it's not natural English. The Polish part is also a bit strange to me, although not as weird as English, I think.

I'll discuss this sentence with the team and perhaps we'll remove it.

[RyszardJahn]

Nosisz kanapki? Dziwny ten polski. ...

[macmroz]

Tak to jest, jak komputer decyduje, co jest poprawne w najtrudniejszym gramatycznie języku świata...

[Chicagoski]

Why is "Nosisz często kanapki do pracy" not correct? I noticed many other sentences showing the adverb following the verb...thank you!

[Jellei]

Something seems a bit off to me, but I cannot pinpoint what. I guess it's good enough. Added now.

[Chicagoski]

Ok, thank you.

[Alex466340]

Wezystkie odpowiedzi są poprawne!!!!!

[Jellei]

Nie wiemy jakie odpowiedzi dostałeś, ale tutaj są tylko dwie 'gwiazdkowane' odpowiedzi: "nosisz" i "nosicie". Trzecia opcja powinna mieć błąd.

[Jarek7781]

Czy często niesiesz kanapki do pracy

[Jellei]

Przecież "niesiesz" i "nosisz" nie oznaczają tego samego. "niesiesz" (w tej chwili), "nosisz" (ogólnie, z jakąś regularnością). Tak samo nie zapytamy "Czy często idziesz do kina?".