"This market changes quickly."

Translation: Ten rynek szybko się zmienia.

[conor.raff]

what's wrong with "ten rynek szybko zmienia się"

[immery]

It sounds like Yoda. I think maybe się is like pronouns , it should not be left at the end when it is possible. Also I think siebie is for stressed position, but here it would be strange.

[cuidifengling]

I am confused by "zmieniać" and "rozmienić", also i am confused by "zamówić" and "zamawiać", also i am confused by "zamkniemy" and "zamykamy", can somebody help me to explain them, thanks in advance.

[Jellei]

Well, those are quite different issues. Let's see:

zmieniać = to change (something), infinitive, imperfective

rozmienić = to change (money, for example from 20 zł banknote to two 10 zł banknotes, or to coins), infinitive, perfective

zamówić = to order (on eBay, in the restaurant, etc.), infinitive, perfective

zamawiać = the same, but imperfective

zamkniemy = we will close, Future Simple

zamykamy = we are closing, Present Continuous (may be used in the future meaning)

[cuidifengling]

Thanks for explaining me so patiently, so the original form of "zamykamy" "zamykać" is imperfective, and the original form of "zamkniemy" "zamknąć" is perfective ,right?

[Jellei]

Yes indeed :)

[z1z2z]

Jellei, You seem to leave out the first "u" in Continuous, many times.
Otherwise, I love the work you are doing for us.

[Jellei]

Hah, I wonder if I miss it more often. Thanks :)

[ajanpaz]

Ten rynek się szybko zmienia. To jest poprawne zdanie

[Jellei]

Yeah, I guess... okay, added.

[Walkinthedog]

When I was a child it was either prendko or shybko. Still hold?

[Kristine466318]

It can be both, except you spell it "prędko" i "szybko".

[Kristine466318]

There is a slith difference in meaning, but "szybko" works better.

[Jellei]

"prędko" can be added though - done now.

[random8042]

Would this be a market with stalls in the centre of town? Or the housing market? Or either?

[alik1989]

Theoretically, it could mean either. But in this context, it's hard to imagine that it can be anything else besides a general economic term for the exchange of goods and services within a specific branch (housing market, automotive market, oil market, etc.)