"Will you be learning Polish?"

Translation: Będziesz uczyć się polskiego?

[wiktorka234]

Oczywiście, że tak. Dlatego jestem tutaj!

[Will886206]

Why is masculine gender ("będziesz się uczył") not acceptable?

[Jellei]

It is accepted.

[HelbentForleder]

Będziecie się uczyć angielskiego... Is it really wrong?

[Jellei]

Of course it's correct, but the sentence is about Polish ;)

[HelbentForleder]

Guess that was my problem! :P

[mihxal]

no, it is correct

[CJ101-TG]

No, it's correct!

[GennadyTel]

Przez całe życie, bez względu na zły los

[Jeanette364461]

Could I ask why Polski is declined as if it were an adjective without a noun?

[alik1989]

You could also say "języka polskiego". But It's more common to omit the noun, because it's very obvious anyway what is meant by that.

[Rob316894]

Hi, is "Będziecie uczyli się po polsku" (my first try) utterly wrong or weird or.. something else?

I see that the correct answer is "..polskiego" (and I understand it is a shortened version of "języka polskiego"). I'm gonna remember that. However, if we say "mówić po polsku", can't we also say "uczyć się po polsku"? I don't see much difference.. Maybe "uczyć się po polsku" means to learn/study something in a (specific) Polish way, but not necessarily the Polish language?
Thanks for any comment.

[Jellei]

Yes, I guess it could possibly mean "in a Polish way". Or perhaps I could find a context: I studied English Philology, 95% of classes were in English, but some were in Polish, so I could say that "Będziemy się uczyć filozofii po polsku" (We'll be learning philosophy in Polish). But there probably would be some more natural way to say that.