"You have cookies!"

Translation: Masz ciasteczka!

[graciebyrdd]

I am so lucky that I have a fluent Polish friend, because I cannot pronounce a word in Polish.

[simmy_rawat]

Ah .....hope to have one too

[gracie562207]

Me too

[kitprincesslinda]

how are you supposed to know that the "you" is meant in a silgular meaning, not in the plural meaning of the english word? shouldn't both translations be accepted? masz i macie?

[Jellei]

Of course. Both (almost) always should and (almost) always are not only accepted, but also starred. Here as well.

'almost' because from time to time something else in the sentence makes it clear that it is either singular or plural.

[AaronOgorz]

It suggested ciastka but didn't accept.

[Jellei]

It should have, it's accepted.

[Yola448704]

You have (possess) cookies/biscuits! - Masz/Macie ciastka/ciasteczka/herbatniki!

You have (eat) cookies/biscuits! - Jesz/Jadasz/Jecie/Jadacie ciastka/ciasteczka/
herbatniki!

[Gustava123]

How is it assumed that I should know that?

[Jellei]

Know what? It's the beginning of the course, you will find new words almost anywhere. It happens rarely that the new words don't appear in orange, that's a bug.

[RhileyTrue]

Good thing i have a polish cuz i dont get enything

[Siphodemos]

I don't get the difference between "Macie" and "Masz". Could someone explain?

[Jellei]

"masz" is 2nd person singular, spoken to one person.

"macie" is 2nd person plural, spoken to two or more people.

[Foblin]

Jellei, kudos to you!

I've been around quite a few DL language courses by now and I am yet to come across someone who is even remotely as helpful as you are in the Polish course!

Thanks so much for your huge help and commitment! You deserve a statue, man!!!

[Jellei]

Hahaha, thanks! Always happy to help :) I hope they wait with this statue until I lose enough wait :D