"Ta pani ma męża i dzieci."

Translation: This lady has a husband and children.

[Xelareip]

I translated dzieci as kids and it corrected me for children. Is it a missing translation or did I miss a subtlety?

[immery]

Not on polish side, and on English side Merriam Webster Learner's has a son or daughter : child as first meaning

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[Yola448704]

Ta pani ma męża i dzieci - This/That lady is married, with children

[wiktorka234]

Why is it męża and not mąż?

[immery]

mąż is "masculine animated/ męskożywotny"

biernik/accusative kogo? co? męża= dopełniacz / genitive kogo? czego? męża

ma ( kogo? co?) męża

[wiktorka234]

Czy "pani" może też oznaczać kobietę, która jest uprzejma i ma dobre maniery. Po angielsku mówi się "she is a lady", czyli jest kulturalna i miła.

[Okcydent]

Raczej użyje się słowa Dama. Zachowuje się jak Dama.

[Jellei]

W pewnych kontekstach "Pani" może być żeńskim ekwiwalentem słowa "Pan" jako "Master", np. "Master of the castle" ("Mistress of the castle"? sounds kinda strange).

[Mrs.Mop]

If i understand victoria correctly, and it us a question, yes .. she is a "lady" does refer to someone who conducts herself politely, and with excellent manners ans consideration for others.

[Mrs.Mop]

Not necessarily gentry

[Mrs.Mop]

When speaking of "that person"... Saying that lady is more polite than "that woman!"

[Rimdus]

Why madam is wrong?

[Jellei]

I don't think that "madam" is used much as a noun. Not in such a meaning, at least.