"Nie jestem rybą!"

Translation: I am not a fish!

[siebenneun]

Tak Kanye, jesteś :p

[Fabfifties]

Ale jestem kotem!

[miletskiy]

We know this fact from the previous lessons.

[Euhan1]

We are all fish; lobefinned fish to be precise. It's just that we have been (mostly) living on land the last 370 millon years.

[Euhan1]

Look! This has -2 as of today. I'm sure that downvoting this completely factual comment will change how we came to be here...

It's also a simple fact that a cod fish is more closely related to a human than to a shark. Does that then mean that we shouldn't call sharks fish?

[deactivated user]

"Nie jestem rybą, narkomani cholerni!"

[DankNohr]

O__O :V ale Ja jestem :v

[Fuzbaul]

There's a story here behind this one and I'm not sure if I want to know it.

[CanadianPolak]

Sometimes I wonder who comes up with these sentances...

[johnfry7]

I think the intention is just to differentiate between “jestem” and “jem”.

[Jellei]

Well, "Nie jem ryby" (I am not eating fish) takes a different case anyway ;)

[Ollyfer]

They surely steal this from the creators of the Dutch Duolingo course.

[Jellei]

We only stole the "I am an apple" one! :D

[Ollyfer]

I somehow managed to never come across a sentence like »Jestem jabłkiem«. :D
Also, you could have stolen so many more sentences from them, it would be fun to see them to be translated here, sentences like »Pardon, geen broeken alsjeblieft«. :'D

[Glen624972]

Back when I wrestled, a "fish" was a wrestler who reached back from the opposite side. In Polish, does fish carry any other meaning besides the literal one?

[Daniel_Mizrachi]

So you say...

[baguetti.png]

I don't believe you.