Language / genders in Nouns/ VERBAL NOUNS/ PRONOUNS/ DIMINUITIVES/ CONJUNCTIONS - A brief Polish Grammar lesson [32]

Nouns change ending depending on verb used. (Case ending)

Kocham (who, what, kogo, co) )must use word in accusative
(f) (m)
nominative: Marta David
genitive: Marty Davida
dative: Marcie David
accusative: Martę Davida
instrumental: Martą Davidem
locative: Marcie Dawidzie
vocative: Marto David

Ja kocham Martę. Ja kocham Davida.

I don't see... Ja nie widzę (kogo, czego - genitive) Marty, Davida

We are talking about , My rozmawiamy o (o kim, o czym - locative) Marcie, Dawidzie.

You touched the most difficult thing in Polish grammar.

Similar thing applies to verbs
to love - kochać
(present tense) (past)
I - ja kocham kochałem
you - ty kochasz kochałeś
he,she - on, ona kocha kochała
it - to kocha kochało
we - my kochamy kochaliśmy
you - wy kochacie kochaliście
they - oni kochają kochali

Ja kocham Martę. I love
On kocha Martę He loves
my kochaliśmy Martę We loved ...

Good luck.
And don't learn that to hard. It will come by itself.
My two years old daughter speaks Polish correctly even if nobody teaches her Polish grammar. Just listen a lot.


Wow.
Zaneta is a female name, and you have wife !!!! :)

UK, Ireland / Advertising for Electricians in Poland to work in the UK [14]

Gazeta Wyborcza: gazeta.pl
Rzeczpospolita: rp.pl

And don't put it as advertisement. Nobody reads those pages with ads.
Just put is as regular article with leader on a first page.

depending on city
you can also put ads in local newspaper or better local TV.

look also here: praca.gov.pl

it is government department (urzad pracy) which advertises offers from abroad
You can also find local offices

just type in google: urząd pracy (and name of city)

like urząd pracy warszawa: up.warszawa.pl
urząd pracy kraków: wup-krakow.pl

UK, Ireland / Advertising for Electricians in Poland to work in the UK [14]

I know.
They also post and help to recruit people for work abroad.

UK, Ireland / Advertising for Electricians in Poland to work in the UK [14]


You should hire qualified electrician from the beginning, not just people who says that they are electricians. It would save you a lot of money.


It is a problem of many Polish people who never were abroad or who are frustrated.
They don't accept themself and everything around them is bad, and everything abroad is perfect.

Just make a correction to everything they say or they write.
Read polish newspaper. Whatever is written there is written to show how wrong something was done. So people who read those, think that polish world is really so bad, because if it was written so in newspaper it must be true.

That thinking comes from old times when the only available newspaper always was showing "true" about wrong western imperial world.

Work / Masters in Education - any chances to find a job in Poland? [3]

In private English schools as native teacher if you get permission for work.

Use Google Luke. just type english clasess + name of city [warszawa, krakow, wroclaw, poznan]

Life / English schools and daycares in Wroclaw? [7]

There are no more schools in Wroclaw
Call them and ask.

Life / Where to live in Wroclaw? [30]


Give me a couple of days.
I will try to refresh my contacts in Wroclaw

Language / Software to convert my keyboard to polish [13]


Here is for free.

https://polishforums.com/language/instruction-install-diacritic-letters-computer-12185/

Life / Where to live in Wroclaw? [30]


what Department?

Language / To sa truskawki , To jest chleb. Difference between the two? [22]


Yes.
the same way you will ask where is water / gdzie jest woda

and not where are waters
bread is non-countable if you are not thinking about loafs.

if you buy two loafs of bread somebody eventually can ask you:
Where did you put breads (because you bought two of them).

Language / Examples of Polish Time cases? [13]


Here: https://polishforums.com/language/instruction-install-diacritic-letters-computer-12185/

Genealogy / Is my family surname (Reslofsky) Polish? [18]


Polish name would be Reslowski (he) or Reslowska (she).
So definitely this name comes from Poland, but it was changed to German name someday.

It was not done by her directly, because in that case her Polish name should be translated to Reslofska. -sky suggests that she has name from her father. So her father could be Polish, but she was German.

Study / International Students studying & planning to study in wroclaw. [14]


What curses are you taking? and with who. I mean professors.

Language / "Jest Mi" vs "Jestem" - the difference [11]


Jestem = Ja jestem = I am

"Jest mi" is completely different thing. It usually describes your state.

Jest mi (how?) przykro = I am sorry

Jest mi (how?) dobrze = I am happy

Law / US citizen whose Grandparents came from Poland - citizenship question [14]


When they emigrated from Poland? Do you know a year?
Where and when your parents where born?

Life / Bolek i Lolek [30]


Do you want to try again?
merlin.com.pl/frontend/browse/search/2.html?phrase=bolek&carrier=&offe r=O&category=&title=&person=&date=&firm=&sort=rank&x=0&y=0

USA, Canada / No US Visa Waiver for Poles - 8/9/07 [96]


That is stupid.

USA, Canada / No US Visa Waiver for Poles - 8/9/07 [96]

because they also generate huge revenue and pay taxes which is not mention there.

USA, Canada / US Citizen Marrying a Polish Citizen [17]

Her current status is not important.

USA, Canada / Help with CIS/INS [18]


It does not have to be certified.
If you check mu posts you will find everything what you need.

Life / Sending teabags to Poland as a gift [20]

"he loves Tetley" should go to supermarket.

Study / International Students studying & planning to study in wroclaw. [14]

What courses did you take and with who?

Study / Lessons and Uniforms at Polish Primary schools [8]


primary, high school, college?

USA, Canada / No US Visa Waiver for Poles - 8/9/07 [96]


and what?
Emplyer must withhold taxes anyway? The only thing which they don't have in that case is tax return if they paid more.

Language / Occupations in Polish! [8]

" Table of occupations appearing in 19th century ..."

be careful especially when you translate from English to Polish.
Many words are not used any more.