"Nowy pies pije wodę."

Translation: The new dog is drinking water.

[ser.joshua]

"New dog is drinking water" is wrong?

[Tinh1000000]

An article is required for dog—it may not be used as an uncountable noun.

[ThomasClarke9]

While the old one would never settle for anything else but vodka!

[gian492144]

This means new is an newly acquired? I tried "The young dog drinks water" which I understand is wrong. Am I correct? Can you ever use nowy/nowa/nowe to denote something is young?

[Jellei]

No, it doesn't mean "young". It probably is 'newly acquired', but basically this is just not a great sentence. It's just that early in the tree it is not that easy to create natural sentences.

[ZaytsevSer]

'Now' is not enough???

[immery]

It took me long time to understand that you mean word for "new", and not English "now".

There is no word "now" in Polish.
Only nowy/nowa/nowe/nowi /nowego/nowej/nowych/nowemu/nową/nowym/nowymi

[Hokusai_1]

Thanks a lot, that's something to look forward to,ONLY 11 forms to say new. :)

[KaterinaRuud]

Welcome to most Eastern European languages!

[circularsquare]

Am I correct in thinking that ę is not nasalized at the end of a word?

[Jellei]

Most people don't nasalize it at the end of a word, or nasalize just a little bit.

[OlyATSK]

My variant is aslo correct

[alik1989]

No one knows what your variant is.