"Twoje wino nie jest dobre."

Translation: Your wine is not good.

[2Jake2snake]

>when you realize Montressor lied about the amontillado

[oldestguru]

So that's how you make friends in Poland

[Kashakot]

I feel like this is a very confrontational statement lol.

[Eugeniusz666]

How dare you!!!

[BigFrankTheory]

Can someone please explain when to use the different versions of "your". I'm getting them right from context clues but am not picking up the reason for their use in each case. Thanks!

[alik1989]

Twój means belonging to one person, wasz means belonging to two or more persons. You will find all "versions" in those declension tables I've linked.

[MrDanny73]

I put 'your wine is no good'. Surely that's the same difference? Why was it incorrect?

[Jellei]

One native confirmed what was also my impression by saying "I'd be inclined to say that "no good" is "bad", and "not good" is just probably bad, but could be mediocre."

It just seems to say a bit of a different thing. "nie jest dobre" is not even the same thing as "jest niedobre", not to mention "jest złe".

[Alden403207]

Savage

[doesntwrite]

Makes sense it doesn't accept the colloquial "ain't". Though with what all it accepts I thought this would work as well :D

[Trofaste]

No, "y'all" might be accepted automatically for "wy" (can't remember if that's one of the automatic contractions or not), but at least it's grammatical. "ain't" ain't grammatical. ;)

[Brilli15Bri]

Wow, don't attack me like this

[Ramenpastas]

hey, i spend a lot of money on my wine...

[premierko]

In this meaning I would say: twojenwino nie jest smaczne