"Nie uczymy się dla ocen."

Translation: We do not study for grades.

[akosorb]

but for lingots :)

[DorothyFig]

How do you say #meta in Polish?

[OIsg08O4]

Weź mój lingot!

[chilvence]

I think this is a very important sentiment that is really lost in the world we have today...

[C.Amaro1981]

Does ocen means marks and grades?

[Jellei]

Yes, exactly.

[va-diim]

RU: My nie ucimsja dlia ocenok.

[OIsg08O4]

Nie uczymy się dla ocen, tylko dla rozumienia.

[Arnoldpitt]

Note has so many meanings , a brief letter to the school, from the school, a circular but not in British or apparently American English marks or grades

[Arnoldpitt]

The first y sounds like an "e" and the m sounds like an "n"

[BartoszKod1]

We do not study for notes" and in all remaining consequent sentences. I thought a school note is equivalent to the grade. Isn't it?

[alik1989]

No, that would be German.

[Ten_Pies_I_Brew]

Is the meaning of this similar to "It is not for the sake of grades that we study", or "We do not receive grades when we study", or could it be either one?

Could we express the latter thought as "Nie uczymy się za ocen"?

[Jellei]

I think the first one, I'd translate the latter in a more descriptive way ("Nie dostajemy ocen [za to, że się uczymy/za uczenie się]"or similar).

If anything, then "za oceny" ("za" + Accusative), but it would probably take me a moment to figure out what you mean by that.

[Martin95000]

If you don't study for grades, what do you study for? 'Learning' something you will immediately forget?

[OIsg08O4]

Rozumienie!
(Understanding!)

[MassoudSR]

I do not study Polish for grades :) do u?

[va-diim]

uczymy is "we study," not I study

[alik1989]

That was a response to Martin's comment, not a translation suggestion.