"Spodnie czy spódnica?"

Translation: Trousers or a skirt?

[_topher]

Troussers = spodnie = pants (US) = underwear (UK) = Majtki. It's confusing being British with the translations interpreted to US English, then try to learn Polish too!

[Jellei]

We actually decided to make 'trousers' the default translation... it's strange that 'pants' stayed here. Changed now.

[va-diim]

and England invented the language too! the irony!

[va-diim]

No, you don't need an article here. No context specifies that you do! It's not even a complete sentence!

[Jellei]

Accepted a version without the article and made it the main one.

[va-diim]

You are awesome! Jesteś niesamowity!

[bluebird998042]

spodnie in the English dictionary translates as pants. trousers or slacks, therefore it should be considered as a mistake

[va-diim]

What's a mistake?

[Jellei]

I guess you meant "should not be" :) OK, we will add "slacks".

[FredZarzec]

Why is the word"Czy" used for so many other words?

[Jellei]

Is it? It's used to mark a yes/no question, and it also means "or" in questions... sometimes it can be used for "if"/"whether". But those 'small words' have multiple meanings in basically any language, I believe.