"Jestem ojcem?"

Translation: Am I a father?

[esposch]

Next time on Maursky...

[Patrick_Gormley]

No, sir, you are a mother.

[akatsukiaashish]

Surprise mf!

[geny123]

I was too drunk to remember

[PonyDesu]

Kto jest prawdziwym ojcem Pablito?

[kjoglekar]

Is this the instrumental case of ojciec?

[Closureyes]

Yes, exactly. By the way, you can use Wikisłownik to find the forms of many words.

https://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/ojciec

Just remember that mianownik = nominative, dopełniacz = genitive, celownik = dative, biernik = accusative, narzędnik = instrumental, miejscownik = locative, wołacz = vocative. Or look for the translation when you forget it, click the case the translation of which you've forgotten, and down there you will find the translations. And here you go. (It's not that scary to use a polish website, give it a try!)

[Alessandro408979]

But is not a question?

[cosmicstresshead]

You can often leave out the 'czy' from the start of a question. I suspect this is mostly in informal situations, but I'm not sure.

[Jellei]

I guess almost any situation, although perhaps "czy" makes it a bit more formal indeed.

[F4yY9kZj]

I wrote, "Am I a father?" That was accepted, with the suggestion of "Another correct solution," namely: "Am I a father?"!

[scoobedoo61]

I had the same question, yes it is. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/ojciec

[ChrisFlynn12]

Is it in the instrumental case because it expresses relations?

[Jellei]

Check here, especially parts 1 and 2.

[veronka839164]

Second time i write the correct phrase ....
You mark it 'correction' !!

[JerryMcCarthy99]

If you get this again, please feel free to send us a screenshot....

[margotgm]

that is a silly question. you would know if you were a father there would be no need to ask

[mihxal]

A mother should know but with a father it is not always so obvious ;)

[tryingveryhard]

Well... it is the mother who gets pregnant, not the father... lmao