"You are writing a book."

Translation: Wy piszecie książkę.

[1067249621]

Isn't it correct if you assume "you" is singular?

[immery]

you can be singular or plural.

[deactivated user]

It is telling me the correct answer is Wy piszesz ksiazke (sorry don't have my Polish keyboard) It does not have Wy as a word

[Jellei]

But "Wy piszesz książkę" is not a correct sentence. And it's not among the accepted answers (I checked if someone maybe made a mistake).

It has to be either "[Ty/] piszesz książkę" (singular you) or "[Wy/] piszecie książkę" (plural you).

[ShadowMan19]

Wy piszecie książkę. was correct answer, however, Wy was not one of the preset choices.

[Jellei]

Well, was "Ty piszesz książkę" possible? It must have been.

[Ronaldo8000]

Yes, Ty piszesz książkę accepted 11/13/19

[NebulaFox]

Shouldn't pani pisze książkę be accepted?

[Jellei]

It's on the list of accepted answers, it should have worked.

[emohanrahan]

piszecie książkę was marked as being wrong, I don't understand why it is not accepted, can someone offer an explanation please? Thank you all...

[ioliteFox]

You most likely got the spelling wrong, that answer is correct for me.

[Ivan263433]

English you is both singular and plural. This isn't fair to translate

[alik1989]

What do you propose to make it "fair"?

[Jellei]

The fact that you can answer however you want, either with singular or plural, seems pretty fair to me. It's your decision.

[StefanMakr]

Is "piszesz ksiazka" not the same as "ty piszesz ksiazka"?

[Jellei]

Well... they're equally wrong?

It's "Piszesz książkę" and "Ty piszesz książkę". They mean the same, but putting "ty" explicitly gives a stronger emphasis on 'you'.

[AlexPhysique]

Pisicie ksiazke - is wrong, why?

[Jellei]

Well, "pisicie" isn't a Polish word, I'm afraid. The closest is "piszecie".