Why do we type jesteś but mieszkasz?
Why do we type jesteś but mieszkasz?
What determines whether a ty form of a verb ends with ś or sz?
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Most of Polish verbs have in second person of singular the ending 'sz'. Jesteś is an exception. Jesteś comes from the verb 'być' which means 'to be' and like in English this verb has special coniugation.
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you are Polish = jesteś z Polski but you live in Poland/ you are from Poland = mieszkasz w Polsce
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The truth is that you need to learn conjugation of basic Polish verbs. It is four verb classes in Polish + irregular verb być
The first verb belongs to 3 Class
mieszkac
Class 3: Verbs in -am –asz, Infinitive in –ać
Singular Plural
1st Person -am -amy
2nd Person -asz -acie
3rd Person -a -ają
The second one is a Irregular Verb być (be):
The verb być (be) is irregular in the present tense:
być be
jestem I am jesteśmy we are
jesteś you are jesteście you are
jest he, she, it is są they are
Reme,mber also that the verb być is the only verb with a specific future tense:
będę I will będziemy we will
będziesz you will będziecie you will
będzie he, she, it will będą they will
Good luck!
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