"Lubimy się nawzajem."

Translation: We like each other.

[coffeyj]

Can anyone please explain what nawzajem means and when you should use it?

[Jellei]

"nawzajem" and "wzajemnie" mean "each other", sometimes "likewise", "same to you"

For example at the beginning of the meal one person says "Smacznego!", which is a fixed phrase coming from (I wish you a) tasty (meal), and the other says "Wzajemnie" or "Nawzajem" (Same to you).

"Wspieramy się nawzajem" = We support each other. And other similar usages.

[coffeyj]

Thanks Jellei, very helpful as always

[p8c]

so "się" is just a reflexive marker...? is that it? no matter the person and number (1st singular, 1st plural, 2nd singular, 2nd plural, etc.)?

[Vengir]

Yes. „Się” never changes.

[Jack.Elliot]

We like ourselves.

[alik1989]

"Nawzajem" is specifically added here to exclude this meaning.

[Webb.Paul]

Why not "We like one another." ?

[Jellei]

Just an oversight. Added now.

[polish_student99]

"Lubimy jeden drugiego" would also work, correct?

How would this look like for different genders?

[Jellei]

At first it looked 'a bit strange but acceptable' to me, but Google has literally 5 results... so I'm not so sure about that.