"On potrzebuje kota."

Translation: He needs a cat.

[Marianne979313]

We all need cats!

[Jeff_der_Chef]

Cat lovers get an automatic follow from me ; )

[StaceyTayl2]

Does the Polish not include speaking exercises too, like the Spanish?

[luless]

The course is in beta (11/1/16) so no. That is the feature of 'mature' courses.

[Mudkip20]

Still in beta? I love all your efforts with the course! Speaking exercises would be a big boon indeed!

[Penelope289515]

4-2021 still in beta. :(

[alik1989]

The Polish course for English speakers left the beta phase over 5 years ago.

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/13326377

[tryingveryhard]

Now that it's 2019, I assume there's speaking questions?

[KristineKruszer]

Nope. 2020. Still none

[DanielVartanov]

Me too!!

[sirwootalot]

Kot jest w porządku zbyt

[IforGot2]

Potshebuyi? In English letters?

[Jellei]

Potzhebuyeu / Potshebuyeu will be closer. "eu" doesn't have to be that clear, can by more like 'e'.

[grey236]

And 'he needs cats' would be on potrzebuje koty? Why not kotów?

[Jellei]

"potrzebować" needs Genitive, which for plural "koty" is "kotów".

I think many natives make a mistake of using Accusative, but it's not correct.

[grey236]

Thanks! I'm just using this chart (http://speak-polish.net/seven-polish-cases/) to help me with cases but it said for genitive it's -y and -ów.

[Jellei]

I think -y is for words like 'tata', 'turysta', 'mężczyzna' and similar - which are masculine but look like feminine words.

[grey236]

Oh ok. Thank you!

[Rimdus]

A long word for saying "to need". Jaja

[TheBraveFalcon]

Ja też!