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User: Title: LEARN POLISH (A2): BIERNIK (ACCUSATIVE CASE)/ ENGLISH SUBTITLES
Caption: In Polish language nouns are declined by 7 cases!
Today I'm going to tell you about the ACCUSATIVE CASE.
The ACCUSATIVE CASE answers the questions: whom? what?
Who/ what are you seeing?
Who/ what do you like?
What are you reading?
What are you eating?
Who do you love?
EXAMPLES!
Masculine, singular, endings: -a, *-ę (exceptions)
(a cat, a dog)
I have got a cat and a dog.
(a teacher)
I'm waiting for the teacher.
(a boy)
We like this boy.
(a movie)
I'm watching the movie.
(a letter)
I'm reading a letter.
EXCEPTIONS!
(a man)
I love this man.
(an advisor)
I recommend this advisor.
Etc.
Feminine, singular, ending: -ę
(job, work)
I like my job.
(a book)
I'm reading a book.
(coffee)
I'm drinking coffee.
(a friend) - *a girl, a woman
I have got a friend.
(a sister)
I love my sister.
Neutral, singular
(milk)
I drink milk every day.
(cake)
I like cake.
(sea)
I love the sea!
(a child)
I love my child.
Watch my other videos about nouns! (links in description)
Description: BIERNIK, liczba pojedyncza (przykłady)./ ACCUSATIVE CASE, singular (examples).
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*przypadki rzeczownika (noun cases) - playlista: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQfLOZAKyTI&list=PL8Yq6N10I1vzHYqvrjggS4ZaGSA9h6QBM
*rodzaj gramatyczny rzeczowników, liczba pojedyncza (noun gender, singular): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ3ZPHvPWIU
*rodzaj gramatyczny rzeczowników, liczba mnoga (noun gender, plural): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PtRgKsZOmc
*rzeczowniki - wyjątki, część 1 (nouns - exceptions, part 1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1W8d5pyOj8
*rzeczowniki - wyjątki, część 2 (nouns - exceptions, part 2): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2R8YUEG-qY
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