"Everyone likes Fridays."
Translation:Wszyscy lubią piątki.
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If it doesn't accept what you see to be a coreect answer you can report it to let the developers of the course know. They'll verify it and add a correct suggestion to the list of accepted answers :)
@Frecklebuster: "Każdy" implies "Każdy człowiek", so "Every human/person". "Wszyscy" implies "Wszyscy ludzie", so "All people". But as "All like Fridays" doesn't seem like a good English sentence, the best translation of "Wszyscy" without a noun will be "everyone".
Can you explain, please, why Każdy lubi piątki" takes the 3rd person singular, but, using "Wszyscy" at the top, they show the 3rd person plural. Can you actually use 'singular' or 'plural' when you say 'everyone' in Polish? Thanks.
If everyone likes Fridays (except people in catering), doesn't it mean that we (including the catering people) don't like our jobs? This seems like an outdated concept. See for example freeworldcharter.org for details.
