"Nie lubię tej pory roku."

Translation: I do not like this season.

[dieprinzessin]

Is this correct ?

Sg

Lubię tę porę roku.

Nie lubię tej pory roku.

Pl

Lubię te pory roku.

Nie lubię tych pór roku.

[Jellei]

Perfectly correct :)

[dieprinzessin]

Thanks

[Ash473779]

Is 'pory roku' a feminine word?

[immery]

"pora" is feminine noun. "rok" is masculine, "roku" is in genitive- indicating possesion.

[Visko1206]

Is "pora roku" the same as " okres "?

[Jellei]

No, "okres" is literally "period" - as a period of time, as a period in physics, in mathematics, a period that women get, and several other meanings.

"Pora roku" is most definitely "a season" in the meaning of: spring/summer/autumn/winter.

[randygo]

Dziękuję Marek

[ADJD4]

Can you have a pora of anything other than a rok?

[Jellei]

Well, for sure "pora dnia" could work (I do not like this time of the day, meaning that I do not like what happens around 15:30...) "pora miesiąca" could work as well I guess (usually at this time of month I'm already out of money)...

Generally, "pora" can work as "time" but as a specific time, not the abstract notion and not the duration in time. Like "Why aren't you sleeping at such a late time/hour" could be translated as "Dlaczego nie śpisz o tak późnej porze".

[idanlipin]

How does it differ from 'ten czas'?

[Jellei]

Hmmm... for a longer period of time? It's a difficult question. I can imagine saying "ten magiczny czas" (this magical time) about Christmas, but I wouldn't use "ten czas" very often, generally.

[lis368506]

I think theres a bug as i type i do not like this season
and was wrong . Answer given was
i do not like this season

[alik1989]

Your report reads: 'i don't not like this season'.

[amandaZeven]

pory roku.. better translated as 'time of the year' ?

[Jellei]

This is accepted, but after all during the year you have "four seasons", not "four times of the year" ;)

I mean, technically when someone says "pora roku" it's not guaranteed that they mean spring/summer/autumn/winter... but they probably do.

[Nadia553434]

ok, i only use time of the year for one of the seasons ;)

[Sdotwebb]

Why is "Pory Roku" accepted instead of just Roku

[Jellei]

Because "season" (spring/summer/autumn/winter) translates to "pora roku". Nothing about just a 'year' here.

[victoriala913841]

they said: I don't like this season; I do not understand why they do not understand that do not is the same thing that don't. Several times, they( Duolingo) say me yes, ok and also no, wrong answer; however, when they want, they say ok and when they want to waste time, they say no, I do not agree. For me, there are people on Duolingo who insist on wrong sentences, wrong words and after, Duolingo do not understand anything. It is ridiculous! I do not arrive to say it in English but it is so ridiculous and this kind of people are stupid!

[Jellei]

Obviously, "I don't like this season" should have been accepted. "don't" is actually accepted automatically when "do not" is a correct answer. But sometimes a correct answer is rejected because of some bug, I'm afraid.

[victoriala913841]

Thank you. Diekuje

[arminia11_web_de]

wow. "man" pora roku.

[victoriala913841]

poor waste of time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[peter138415]

If pory roku means season
Why is it not one word?

[ADJD4]

If 'navy blue' means granatowy then why is it not one word?

[Jellei]

It's not that rare that one language has a simpler name for something than the other. The Polish phrase is like "time of the year".