Plural Forms of Polish Nouns

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What is the Polish plural form for the noun 'kot' (cat)?

The plural form is 'koty'.

How do Polish nouns ending with '-a' typically change in the plural form?

They often change to '-y' or '-e' depending on the consonant that precedes it.

What is a typical plural ending for masculine nouns in Polish?

Masculine nouns in Polish often end with '-i' or '-owie' in the plural.

Give the plural form of the Polish noun 'dom' (house).

The plural form is 'domy'.

What rule is generally applied for pluralizing Polish nouns ending in '-o'?

Nouns ending in '-o' typically have the plural ending '-a'.

Provide the plural form of 'książka' (book) in Polish.

The plural form is 'książki'.

Explain how Polish neuter nouns usually form their plural.

Neuter nouns often change from '-o' to '-a' or '-e', depending on the word.

What is the plural of the Polish noun 'miasto' (city)?

The plural form is 'miasta'.

How do plural forms differ for Polish masculine personal nouns?

Masculine personal nouns often take '-owie' or '-i' in the plural.

In Polish, how do you form the plural of 'stół' (table)?

The plural form is 'stoły'.

What is a common exception in forming plurals for Polish nouns ending in '-ć'?

These nouns might take '-cie' or '-ci' in the plural, like 'rzecz' becoming 'rzeczy'.

How does the singular noun 'pies' (dog) change in plural in Polish?

The plural form is 'psy'.

What is unique about pluralizing Polish adjectives and nouns together?

Both must agree in gender, number, and case, so they are both adjusted accordingly.

Give the plural form of 'dziecko' (child) in Polish.

The plural form is 'dzieci'.

What is the plural form of the Polish noun 'czas' (time)?

The plural form is 'czasy'.




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1. What is the Polish plural form for the noun 'kot' (cat)?

koty

kote

kotowie

kocie

2. How do Polish nouns ending with '-a' typically change in the plural form?

They often change to '-y' or '-e' depending on the consonant that precedes it.

They usually change to '-us'.

They change to '-a'.

They add an '-sz'."

3. What is a typical plural ending for masculine nouns in Polish?

-us

-i or -owie

-as

-ka

4. Give the plural form of the Polish noun 'dom' (house).

domy

doma

domów

domnie

5. What rule is generally applied for pluralizing Polish nouns ending in '-o'?

Add an '-ie'.

They typically have the plural ending '-a'.

Change to '-isy'.

End in '-cz'."

6. Provide the plural form of 'książka' (book) in Polish.

książkowie

książki

książe

książkiły

7. Explain how Polish neuter nouns usually form their plural.

Neuter nouns often change from '-o' to '-a' or '-e', depending on the word.

They change to '-ich'.

They become '-ule'.

They do not change form.

8. What is the plural of the Polish noun 'miasto' (city)?

miasti

miastać

miastie

miasta

9. How do plural forms differ for Polish masculine personal nouns?

Masculine personal nouns often take '-owie' or '-i' in the plural.

They add '-us'.

They change to '-iły'.

They stay the same.

10. In Polish, how do you form the plural of 'stół' (table)?

stoły

stołyli

stäły

stółie

11. What is a common exception in forming plurals for Polish nouns ending in '-ć'?

Nouns add '-a'.

These nouns might take '-cie' or '-ci' in the plural, like 'rzecz' becoming 'rzeczy'.

No exception for such nouns.

They end in '-ły'.

12. How does the singular noun 'pies' (dog) change in plural in Polish?

pieski

psy

piesowie

ps

13. What is unique about pluralizing Polish adjectives and nouns together?

Both must agree in gender, number, and case, so they are both adjusted accordingly.

The adjective is unchanged.

Only the noun changes to plural.

They switch forms.

14. Give the plural form of 'dziecko' (child) in Polish.

dzieciaki

dzieci

dzieckowie

dziecku

15. What is the plural form of the Polish noun 'czas' (time)?

czasył

częsy

czasy

czasę