"Ona i ja jemy jabłka."

Translation: She and I eat apples.

[Centorior]

I don't know if this is because I am a very lonely person but I find this very romantic.

[Arnoldpitt]

Probably the worst pronunciation of the whole course. It sounded like: "Ona n ja jen i kablka" (l with a stroke)

[Andrea899475]

Can it not be "She and I eat apples." ??

[Jellei]

It is exactly the answer that I see, one of two 'best answers'.

[bluebird998042]

we are each eating ONE apple at the time

[BigBoyMatt123]

why "jemy"? Why not just jem?

[Vengir]

There are two subjects in this sentence doing the same thing. For the purposes of verb conjugation, you treat them as a one combined. Basically, she + I = we. Thus „my jemy”.

[BigBoyMatt123]

Makes sense, thank you.

[bluebird998042]

they are eating ONE APPLE at the time

[AlisonWhit460478]

Why is it not jedzą? Two people eating is plural surely?

[alik1989]

'Jedzą' is 'they eat'. This sentence requires 'we eat'.

[Matthewsula]

This sentence includes "I" or "ja" though, so it has to be "jemy". "Jedzą" would exclude "I", would exclude the speaker.

[CorbyWhite]

Why can it NOT be her and I???

[Jellei]

It's in one of the comments below yours: "Her and I" is definitely wrong, because you're using an object pronoun for the subject.