"She and I are eating apples."

Translation: Ona i ja jemy jabłka.

[lanster99]

Would 'I and she' not be more natural in polish?

[Paranoix]

"Jemy jabłka" or "Jemy jabłka razem" would me natural.

[centaurii]

Hm, do we use "ja" here to refer to I because it's happening in the present? In other sentences we use "mnie" and I'm trying to figure out the difference.

[Jellei]

It's just part of the subject "She and I", as "She" is in Nominative, then "I" need to be in Nominative as well.

[Zack41690]

jedzemy jabłka ?

[alik1989]

I've just googled this word and it appears to be a not that uncommon misspelling of "jedziemy" = we are driving/we are going by car/train.