"Ty i ja sprzedajemy duże kanapki."

Translation: You and I are selling big sandwiches.

[Lorraine500486]

Does sprzedajemy mean we are selling?

[Emwue]

Yes, „sprzedawać” has „sprzedajemy” in first person plural, present tense, indicative.

[BenConway6]

Why not say 'my sprzedajemy' or simply 'sprzedajemy'? Is there a reason you would say 'ty i ja'?

[Jellei]

Just a choice to put two pronouns in the same sentence for teaching reasons. In real speech it probably sounds similarly to the English equivalent - possible, but "my" is more probable.

[scoobedoo61]

Does it mean: "You and i are selling big caps." ?

[Jellei]

No, it means exactly what is written: sandwiches.

[scoobedoo61]

Tnx. I was mistaken and thought of 'kapelusz' Btw the translation is not available in the app ;-)

[tryingveryhard]

Yes it is! Try tapping on the word. It'll tell you the translation, yellow or grey.

[Nicholero]

That "sprzedajemy" is a doozy; one of yins mind laying out the pronunciation for it. Where I come from, there should be at least two vowels in that jumble of consonants.

[Jellei]

Well, maybe that's still a lot, but while you see four consonants, those are three sounds. "rz" is one sound in almost any word, reading them separately is very rare.

[peter138415]

could ?
You & I we are selling big Sandwiches ?
Because thats how i read it.

[Jellei]

But why both "You and I" and "we"?

[anne139098]

If im selling a lot of sandwiches is that a different word?

[Jellei]

"duże" is a form of the adjective "duży" (big, large).

For "many", "much", "lots of" and "a lots of", you need the adverb/quantifier "dużo". It takes Genitive, so it would be "... dużo kanapek".