"Am I clean?"

Translation: Jestem czysty?

[karlr42]

Do you have to decline for your own gender in this type of sentence? i.e "mężczyzna mówi 'jestem czytsty' , ale kobieta mówi 'jestem czytsta'"?

[Vengir]

A little typo: „jestem czysty” and „jestem czysta”.

And yes, you have to do that for all three persons. The past tense even has verbs that you have to conjugate with gender.

[immerweiter]

jestem czysty? that should be enough

[Jellei]

True. Will work now.

[Euhan1]

"jestem czysty" is not accepted.

[Jellei]

Will be accepted now.

[Mag_Dale]

Czy jestem myje.
What about that?

[Jellei]

That makes no sense, I'm afraid. It means "Am I I clean" or something like that.

I see that "myję" is a hint for "I clean", and it's a correct hint... if the sentence was "Every day I clean the floor". "myję" is the 1st person singular form of "myć", meaning "to clean". So your answer is a result of the bug that puts a multi-word hint always on top even if it doesn't have anything to do with the given sentence.

I put the whole two-word sentence "jestem czysty"/"jestem czysta" in hints so they always appear on top here from now on.