"Masz różową sofę?"

Translation: Do you have a pink sofa?

[cosmicstresshead]

And with this phrase my Poland survival phrasebook is complete

[deactivated user]

This is to match grandma's socks.

[nerguy_pablo]

'Rose' should be an acceptable translation for 'różową'!

[Jellei]

Yeah, I guess... added now.

[Martin95000]

How did they know?

[NickFleck]

Is there a difference between rouge and pink. How would rouge be in Polski?

[Jellei]

Despite the sound of the word, it appears that 'rouge' is closer to red than to pink, so it would be "czerwony" or one of its shades, but rather not "różowy".

[Davidsk4]

Doesn't miec take the nominative (not accusative) case? Why has sofa become sofe?

[Jellei]

No, "mieć" definitely takes the Accusative case.

Nominative is used:

• for the grammatical subject of the sentence

• for both nouns in the "[noun] is [noun]" construction if you translate it using "to"

• after "jako" for the profession in sentences about "working as a [profession]"

• after "niż" in sentences comparing two things (X is ____-er than Y).

That's all that comes to my mind right now.