"Odwiedzasz moją ciocię?"

Translation: Are you visiting my aunt?

[SaraWie]

This sentence implies that you are visiting her now, right? So which sentence says 'I am (regularly) visiting my aunt?' (the perfectum?)

[immery]

It means both.
You need additional words like teraz=now, często=often , czasem=sometimes or you just know from context.

the split for two verbs is not often, only verbs of motion have clear split.

[SaraWie]

Thank you for your explanation! (Also on the other things btw :))
Can you give an example of these verbs of motion?

[immery]

iść/chodzić - be going (walking)/go(walk)
nieść/nosić- be carring/carry (wear)
biec/biegać- be runnning/run
pływać/płynąć- be swimming/swim (go by ship etc- "water vehicle))
lecieć/latać- be flying/fly (go by plane etc - any "air" vehicle)
jechać/jeździć- be going (riding/driving)/go(ride/drive) (any land vehicle)

there are also pić/pijać, jeśc/jadać, być/bywać siedzieć/siadywać (also chadzać - another verb for go/walk) - first is for all present meanings, second only for "sometimes, often, never etc"

I reccomend this https://www.duolingo.com/comment/12724322

[Ash473779]

Why does the robot not do the 'ę' sound correct? Isn't it supposed to be a nasal vowel? This version sounds like a soft English 'e'.
Which is the correct way to pronounce it?

[Jellei]

I think the robot voice never (almost never?) nasalizes a final Ę in a word. And although personally I do nasalize every Ę, sometimes even too clearly, it's quite okay not to nasalize it when it's the last sound, or nasalize it 'only a bit'.

[HippieRas]

I typed ''you visit my aunt?'' but the correction was ''DO you visit my aunt?'' Which I don't understand because I thought if it was a question it would start with ''czy'' ''czy odwiedzasz moją ciocię?" BY ALL MEANS, CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG. pls&thx.

[Jellei]

Well, you're right and you're wrong. Just the fact that it ends with a question mark is enough to identify this as a question. But yeah, it could be also a surprised "What? You visit my aunt?!". Depends on the context.

If "czy" is used, then you can be sure that it is a real question.

If "czy" wasn't used, then we should accept the declarative word order like in your answer. Added now.

[Jas789]

Why not mojego? Isn't it an action?