"Nie jestem inny!"

Translation: I am not different!

[Layn2Marrail]

it is instrumental after the verb "jec". so it mustn't be innym?

[immery]

no after być/jestem we use nouns and adjective + noun in instrumental, but adjectives without noun in nominative.

[Julie141120]

How would you write No, I'm different!

[immery]

"Nie, jestem inny." Or "Nie! Jestem inny"

and I'm a girl so

"Nie, jestem inna." Or "Nie! Jestem inna"

[Julie141120]

Thank you.

[Layn2Marrail]

thanks

[keimfrei]

Would "nie jestem innym" mean "i am not another one"?

[Jellei]

Maybe... it would be like treating "inny" as a noun, rather strange.

[Catparrot]

The recording sounds like there are three "n" (or "m") sounds in "inny".

[Syldron]

I hear two, with a tiny vowel in between (sort of "inyny"). I have been wondering about that before with some other words - is that generally how you pronounce double consonants in Polish, with both consonants clearly pronounced?

[Jellei]

I hear two.

[deactivated user]

That's the guy who said "Jestem normalny"

[RobinB896941]

Duo rejected "I'm no different", which has a different meaning in English.

So what is the different Polish expression here? Maybe something completely different, such as "Jestem tak samo" or "Jestem jednorodny"??

[Jellei]

I think that it can work, actually. Added now.

"Jestem tak samo" doesn't make sense grammatically. "Jestem taki sam" would be "I am the same" and at least on an interpretative level it suits the meaning.

"Jestem jednorodny" sounds like something from chemistry, if chemical substances could speak ;) I guess that would be "I am homogenous"? Or "I am uniform"? Super weird.

[nerguy_pablo]

Remember that scene in Life of Brian? :D

[AdelaideDu8]

Yes! "I'm an individual; you're an individual".

"no I'm not!"

Hope I didn't spoil it for anyone.