"Nosicie koszule."
Translation:You wear shirts.
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It is quite frustrating that often Duolingo does not correct my "typos," some of which are outright grammatical errors, though affecting only one letter. It is good that sometimes it alerts me that "you have a typo," but often it simply accepts my answer without demur. If I am suspicious, I click the "Discuss" button, so as to see the actual correct answer. But I should not have to do this; often I may be unsuspectingly missing the fact that I have made an error.
And I second every single word of your comment. I believe it only concerns the 'type what you hear' exercises, but I really hope that this bug will finally be fixed.
Alik recently started suggesting people to turn off the hearing exercises altogether in the settings - frankly, I have to agree that it may be the best idea.
Depends on the individual speaker, but yeah, for many of us "ę" (when it's the last sound of the word) will sound like "e" or almost like it.
Yes, but only for plural-you. It is kinda uncommon for multiple people to share one shirt.
But this sentence doesn't mean about a group of people which does something usually, not in that moment? Because "nosicie koszule" doesn't mean "you all are wearing shirts", then maybe be possible "Nosicie koszulę" <> "you all wear (usually) a shirt", whatever shirt it is.
I'd also agree that "Nosicie koszulę" would somehow suggest that several people share one shirt. But at least they aren't wearing it at the same moment, true.
Koszuli is the genitive (kogo? czego? tej koszuli), dative (komu? czemu? tej koszuli) and locative (o czym? o tej koszuli) for the singular. However the verb nosić = to wear demands the accusative case and we have the plural, shirts, so: nosicie (kogo? co?) koszule.
Yep. At some point the course creators decided to accept it when applicable. Use it if it helps you learn.
It is, but it's genitive, which is the wrong case for this sentence. The direct object of 'nosić' requires the accusative case.
Dude, do you even read our responses and open the links we give you?
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/12290997?comment_id=46527331
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How is nosicie pronounced? The male voice sounds like noh-she-cheh but the female sounds as though the ending is chee?