"Smaczna ryba"

Translation: A tasty fish

[teslorien]

Can someone please explain smaczne/smaczny/smaczna? I'm sorry if I sound ridiculous but I'm a little stuck.

[Jellei]

Every adjective has forms dependent on the gender of the noun it describes. So on the example of "smaczny" (masculine version - what you will find in a dictionary):

masculine - smaczny, feminine - smaczna, neuter - smaczne

And two plurals:

masculine personal ("groups of people with at least one man") - smaczni

not masculine-personal (everything else) - smaczne (always the same as neuter singular)

[teslorien]

Thanks for clearing that up for me! It helps.

[GiovanniGa180133]

What is the diference between "the fish is tasty" and "the tasty fish"?

[alik1989]

The first one is a sentence, the second one is not

[3b52004]

Delicious should also be a translation for smaczne/smaczna

[Jellei]

We reserve "delicious" for the stronger word "pyszna".

[Yola448704]

There is no "a fish in English. Period.

Smaczna ryba - Tasty fish/The tasty fish

[Jellei]

There is "a fish" which is the same as "one fish". I believe you got too focused on interpreting "fish" as "fish meat".

[Will261934]

There is 'a fish' in English. I don't know where you're from but if you're English learn your own language first; if you're not, don't try to school us on a language you don't know.