Category: Polish cases

Polish noun case identification Choose the Polish case. This is a hat. nominative accusative locative genitive Mark!!! accusative dative vocative locative na ___ on ___ locative accusative instrumental genitive pod stołem under the table locative instrumental genitive nominative o ___ about ___ genitive accusative instrumental locative z ___ with ___ nominative accusative locative instrumental We …

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Polish noun case endings Choose the Polish noun case ending. Nominative singular masculine thing: dom_ – a i u Genitive singular masculine thing: melon_ owi u a – Dative singular masculine thing: motocyklow_ a i u – Accusative singular masculine thing: pałac_ a – i u Instrumental singular masculine thing: wigwam_ y a – em …

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Polish grammar cases in sentences Choose the Polish noun. To jest ___. This is a cat. kot kota koty koti To jest moja ___. This is my family. rodzina rodziną rodzine rodzino To nie jest koniec ___. It is not the end of the world. światą światy świata świate Nie mam ___. I have no …

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Polish grammar adjective cases Choose the Polish adjective. ___ domy small houses małe mało małę mała Dostalem bardzo ___ pieniedzy za moje mieszkanie. I got very little money for my flat. male maló mala malo Ja mam ___ portfel. I have a black wallet. czarnego czarny czarni czarna Ty masz ___ portfel. You have a …

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Polish  noun case identification Polish Grammar objective The objective of this lesson is to understand, what is a noun case, which noun case to use in a sentence, to prepare you for how to read the Polish grammar case tables. Polish Noun endings depend on three things Number: singular or plural Gender: masculine, feminine or …

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Polish noun case endings The purpose of this lesson is to show examples of how the endings change in noun cases. Examples of Polish grammar. Nominative- Dom->Dom House Samochód -> Samochód Car Łąka -> Łąka Meadow Ptak -> Ptak Bird Drzewo -> Drzewo Tree Łyżka -> Łyżka Spoon Droga->Droga Road Światło->Światło Light Twarz->Twarz Face Księżyc->Księżyc …

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