tej samej versus tego samego

When to use "tej samej" as opposed to "tego samego"?? Thanks!

the form you use has to agree gender-wise with the object it's qualifying.

Idę do tego samego psa
nienawidzę tego samego chłopaka
wychodzę z tego samego budynku

idę do tej samej pani
wsadziłem kurczaka do tej samej wody (woda - feminine)
poleciałem do tej samej planety (planeta - feminine)

at least that how it seems to me

Merged: why is tej samej and not tego samego ?

te telefony komorkowe sa ... " tej samej/tego samego ? " wielkosci , ale roznych kolorow ??

i thought because telefony komorkowe ends with an e it would be a Tego samego , and then i thought well maybe it goes off of the telefony which ends in y but that would mean its male and it should still be tego samego .. if i am understanding this page / chart from the slavic website you guys keep posting up , i know its a bit crushed but it says female is tej . but im obviously understanding somehting wrong . hope you can help .

Demonstrative and Relative Pronouns
Polish does not have indefinite and definite articles analogous to English (a, an, the). One
concludes from the context whether or not a given noun is definite or indefinite. Thus,
stół may mean either "a table" or "the table." Often placement in a sentence will translate
to "the" (initial position) or "a" (final position): Stół stoi w kącie (The table is standing
in the corner), vs. W kącie stoi stół (In the corner is standing a table). Definiteness may
be stressed by using the demonstrative pronoun ten ta to (this, that). Both demonstrative
and relative pronouns have full case-and-number declensions.
ten ta to this, that (Demonstrative Pronoun)
Masc. Neut. Fem. Masc. Pers. Pl. Other. Pl.
N ten to ta ci te
G tego tego tej tych tych
D temu temu tej tym tym
A =N/G =N tę =G =N
I tym tym tą tymi tymi
L tym tym tej tych tych
Final ę in tę is not denasalized. Colloquially, tę is often pronounced tą.

" telefony komórkowe "
1) it's plural
2) noun + adjective

tej samej wielkości:
the same size
this group of words is all Genitive and tej samej in in feminine form because wielkość is feminine

różnych kolorów
different colours
in Genitive , in plural , colour is not personal.

Feminine nouns usually end in -a: For example: kobieta (ko-bye-ta) (woman), gazeta
(ga-ze-ta) (newspaper) and Polska (pol-ska) (Poland). A few feminine nouns end in -i,
such as pani (pa-n'ee) (Mrs) and sprzedawczyni (spshe-daf-chih-n'ee) (sales assistant) ???

wielkosci ends in i yes .. but you have put ...... wielkość in your reply , i imagine because this is the nomittive/dictionary form of the word ?

in Nominative its wielkość , and as miłość (love), radość(joy, happiness) wysokość(height) szerokość(width) długość(length), jasność (brightness) ciemność (darkness) its feminine

Id say most nouns that end in "ść" and describe abstract ideas are feminine. ( many translate to -ness in English) (But it's Polish, proceed with caution)

Proceed with caution i like that . i laughed .

WHoo whooo whooo sweet child of mine .. my book said nothing about no s'c' ending female nouns .. !

stupid book

male single = consonant , male plural = y , female single =a female plural = y ( i after the letters k or g ) - neuter single = e or o or um . neuter plural = a .. like piva

yestem idie' za skelp cstery ,cstery pivaaaa dva pomoots zkim moi po polsku hahahaha

from that site that was cited few treads ago

I tried to recall other examples, and there are ones ending with c (noc-night) cz (klacz- female horse) ń ( jesień - autumn) źń (przyjaźń- friendship) ć (nić-thread) dź (szadź- hard rime)

As is said above , proceed with caution.

s0oooo basically there is no set rule , like theres the " exception to the rule " but you poles are taking the **** now ...

on a serious note i will look out for any nouns ending with a letter with a litte stick above them .. and then i will besically guess i think and then try and remember .

P.S - why in a million years does rossetta think i am going to know that wielkość is female ... ON LEVEL 1 !!!!!!!!????????