Polish male/feminine verb conjugations?
I understand in Polish each case (third person, second person, first person) has its own set of masculine and feminine conjugations. If I were to quote something a girl said, (example she said "I took everything in the store" ) would I still use the conjugated feminine verb (zabrałam) even though I'm a guy?

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Polish male/feminine verb conjugations?
I understand in Polish each case (third person, second person, first person) has its own set of masculine and feminine conjugations. If I were to quote something  a girl said, (example she said "I took everything in the store" ) would I still use the conjugated feminine verb (zabrałam) even though I'm a guy?

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No. I speak mandarin. it's for Polish. For some reason I chose Chinese.. Sorry.

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Are you asking about Chinese or some other languages? If it is Chinese, Chinese verbs don't have  masculine or feminine conjugations. (Hope  i got you correctly. ^^)

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