"Jestem niepełnosprawny."

Translation: I am disabled.

[HelbentForleder]

Roy. The IT Crowd. I can't get it out of my head!

[Ben785030]

came here to post chris o'dowd voice

[Daniel_Mizrachi]

YES!

[frandogk3]

What's the breakdown of the parts of this word? For easier remembering.

[immery]

nie= no/not/dis

pełno=fully

sprawny= fit/able/capable

[Kulink]

It says I have a typo in my answer using 'niepełnosprawna' instead of 'niepełnosprawny' does the app know that I'm male from my profile?

[Jellei]

Wait... but this is the PL-ENG exercise, why are you commenting about it here if this was where you were supposed to write in English?

Anyway, no, the app doesn't know anything and there's no reason that you should only use forms that are 'proper' for you. "Niepełnosprawna" works. Maybe there was some other typo?

[Kulink]

That is strange, I definitely had done the EN-PL exercise. Perhaps there was another typo, but it showed niepełnosprawny to illustrate it

[JaneMansle]

Strange. For me it is a "Type what you hear" exercise, so it has to be -y.

[yab401]

handicuped doesn't work here, although iut worked in a previous question

[Jellei]

It's "handicapped" :)

[yab401]

Oh!!!! thanks :) sorry.

[GrzegorzLi19]

"i am impaired" why can't say in that way?

[Jellei]

Z reguły używa się tego odnośnie jakiegoś zmysłu, np. "impaired hearing" (uszkodzony słuch).

[knoakes]

Impaired does not quite mean the same thing. For example your vision, hearing or speech can be impaired but you are not considered handicapped.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

Full speed male voice seems to be saying "jestemy" :-(. Slow speed is OK. Female voice seems OK.

[Jellei]

A bit... sounds acceptable to me, plus "jestemy" is not a word anyway.

[BenYoung84]

*handicapable