Celownik/ Dative is my favourite case. Probably because it can express states in a way which doesn't exist in English. Generally Celownik/ Dative is used...
Cześć! Speaking Polish is not only describing pictures and talking about what you ate for breakfast. Sometimes you want to get involved in a serious...
Cześć! In the very beginning of your learning process you must have encountered different translations of English for in Polish. This is because prepositions don't...
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