"Nie mam pieniędzy."

Translation: I do not have any money.

[uranstab]

Is there a difference between 'pieniędzy' and 'pieniądzy'?

[immery]

difference is: there is no such word as "pieniądzy"- plural genitive form of pieniądz is "pieniędzy"

[uranstab]

Thanks for the reply

[omniduo]

You should pay attention to cases of nouns in affirmative and negative statements.

You should use the genitive form of a noun in a negative statement and the accusative form in an affirmative.

Nie mam pieniędzy. (I don't have money) As it is stated above, "pieniędzy"is the plural genitive form of "pieniądz"

Mam pieniądze (I have money) In this case "pieniądz" uses the plural accusative form – "pieniądze"

[Walkinthedog]

That's another one we use in the states, I'm broke. :-)

[Mrs.Mop]

Commonly said.. i don't have any money.

[Jellei]

Yup, this works.

[pie3636]

Is this word always used in the plural?

[Jellei]

Almost always. "pieniądz" in singular is usually more metaphorical.

[Tisheq]

Me too :)

[Arnoldpitt]

In most circumstances "any" is essential here.

[Jellei]

OK, let's add it to the main answer.