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Look at the ‘tabel’* below:

persona                   possessive pronouns

                    masculine    feminine      neuter       plural

Ja (I)             mój               moja            moje         moje

Ty (You)       twój               twoja           twoje        twoje

On (He)        jego               jego            jego         jego

Ona (She)    jej                  jej               jej             jej

My (We)       nasz              nasza          nasze       nasze

Wy (You pl) wasz             wasza         wasze       wasze

Oni (They)    ich                 ich              ich            ich

The translation of the possessive nouns is: my/mine**, your, his, her/hers, our/ours, your/yours, their/theirs.

* in polish you shouldn’t use ‘ ... ’.  ,, ... ‘’ - this is a correct one.

** Polish don’t use a different forms for ‘my’ and ‘mine’ like it is in english.

It’s the end (I forestalled it would be a short post). And the next time you will get something more about noun (I mean cases - denominator, genitive etc.)

There is a stars’ carousel behind the window after midnight 

I’m in life’s curve, it just happened

‘You have also the following day to use’ - they console me...

They say‘be strong’ ‘you have to be brave’

You need to begin everything again you have to close the door

I’m not going to thank you 

Everything burned - ashes and smoke

If it doesn’t kill me it will make me stronger

I feel shame that I trusted you

You need to stay alive without any tearafter this night

Without any tears - How? How? How! Just this way!

Without any tears, you have to check if everything will be fine

There is a risk that everything’ll finish wrong!

a) Eyes - Oczy  (singular: eye - oko)

    blue eyes - niebieskie oczy

    green eyes - zielone oczy

    brown eyes - brązowe/piwne* oczy

    red eyes - czerwone oczy

    big eyes - duże oczy

    small eyes - małe oczy

    glasses - okulary (it doesn’t have singular form!)

    dark eyes - ciemne oczy

* piwny (adjective for masculine) - it’s beer’s colour

b) Hair - Włosy

    long hair - długie włosy

    short hair - krótkie włosy

    medium - lengthed hair - średnie włosy / włosy średniej długości

    blond hair - blond włosy

    black hair - czarne włosy

    red hair - rude włosy

    thick hair - grube włosy

    thin hair - cienkie włosy

    light hair - jasne włosy

    dark hair - ciemne włosy 

c) Height - wzrost

    tall - wysoki (male) / wysoka (female)

    short - niski (male) / niska (female)

d) The others - inne

    wear ring/rings - nosić pierścień/pierścienie (infinitive)

    wear earings - nosić kolczyki (it’s infinitive too)

I don’t want to give you too much new words, so I think it’s enough for now ♥

And It’s Grammar-Time! Look below, there is how you have to use the verb: ,,have”

to have - mieć

Ja mam  (I have)                          My mamy  (We have)

Ty masz  (You have)                    Wy macie  (You have for plural!)

On ma  (He has)                          Oni mają  (They have for masculine!)            

Ona ma  (She has)                      One mają  (They have for feminine)

To ma ( It has)

Ok, Now it’s time for knowing new phrases:

a) I have ....  + something (use accusative!)   -   Ja mam + coś (użyj biernika!)

for example:   Mam niebieskie oczy* -  I have blue eyes

                      One mają krótkie włosy - They have short hair.

b) My something is + adjective  -  Mój (masculine) / Moja (feminine) / 

                                                     Moje (neuter) jest

                      My hair are red - Moje włosy są rude

                      My eyes are green - Moje oczy są zielone

c) I am - Jestem 

                     Jestem wysoki/wysoka - I’m tall (male/female)

                                          * plural adjectives and nouns don’t changes in Accusative! (I’m not sure if it is always but I’m sure it happens very very very often (I don’t remember any situation when it does not and I’m Polish). It’s great news, isn’t it?

Next time I’ll show you possessive pronouns and variation of the verb: ,,nosić” (wear). And if you want I can show some adjectives for masculine, feminine, neuter and plural nouns (for example:                                                     )

                    ( masculine    feminine        neuter        plural    translating  )

                    ( zielony         zielona          zielone       zielone    green        )   

                    (    ....                ....                 ...               ...            ...           )    

zielony kwiat (m) - green flower

zielona trawa (f) - green grass

zielone dziecko (n) - green child

zielone warzywa (p) - green vegetables

See you next time! ☺

PS. Translating of the title: Wow! Wyglądasz świetnie!

Ty mieszkasz

On mieszka

Ona mieszka

Ono mieszka

My mieszkamy

Wy mieszkacie

Oni mieszkają

Accents: mieszkam, mieszkasz, mieszka

              mieszkamy, mieszkacie, mieszkają

Next if you want to tell where you live you say word ,,in". In polish there is excactly the same meaning in word ,,w".

Next thing I have to write here is that ,,w" is linked with nouns in locative.

Unfortunelly names of towns, cities, villages etc. are nouns so it make it harder to say about dwelling-place. But can it cool your desire of knowing new language? ☺

So its time for vocabulary:

Warszawa - Warsaw

w - in

Kraków - Krakow

Berlin - Berlin

Oslo - Oslo

Tokio - Tokyo 

też - too*

You have some examples here (and who knows if you understand these sentences before you will look in translations)

Mieszkam w Warszawie                                    - I live in Warsaw.

Mieszkasz w Krakowie                                      - You live in Krakow.

Ona mieszka w Berlinie.                                   - She lives in Berlin.

Mieszkamy w Oslo.                                           - We live in Oslo.

Mieszkacie w Tokio.                                         - You live in Tokyo (pl.)

Oni też mieszkają w Tokio.                               - They live in Tokyo too.

* You propably noticed that ,,też" means ,,too" but not exactly. For you ,,too" can mean ,,either" or ,,too (much)". Maybe I don't tell clearly but I hope you know what I mean. And In polish ,,też" means ,,either", ,,too", not ,,too much".

Anyway it's all for today. The only thing I can do is wishing you ,,Good Luck". So I do!

See you next time! ♥

  Stop! I have one more think for you. I gave you in the other post names of food products in polish. They will be examples for ablative. Instead describing everything I just start.

 noun  -----------------------> noun in locative

kanapka ------------> kanapce

chleb ------------------> chlebie

masło --------------------> maśle

miód ------------------------> miodzie

mleko -----------------------> mleku

ziemniaki (plurar) -----------------> ziemniakach

widelec ----------------------> widelcu

łyżka -----------------------> łyżce

herbata -------------------------> herbacie

kawa ---------------------------> kawie

There is too many rules to learn them: the best way to remember is associating with this language and have intuition, feeling for these items. It would be definitely more pleasant than study by heart. Locative is one of hard elements in polish but it's too important to try skip it!

So now it's all for today. but don't give up! One day you will know this language I believe!

Kto to jest?                  Who is she?

To jest Ania.                 She is Ania.

A kto to jest?                And who is he?

To jest Marek.              He is Mark.

Co to?                          What is that?

To jest dom.                 That is a house.

You probably noticed that ,,jest" (is) isn't necessary.

What's more there isn't any changes dor masculine, feminine or neuter. That's good news!

If I translated it word by word it would be:

Kto - Who      To - It (but we use it here for he and she too)  

Jest - Is          Co - What

We use ,,to" when we say about people, thinks (and when they are close, and when they are far)

So when you want to ask someone what's his name you use these questions.

We can tranclate ,,Who is he/she?" ---> Kim on/ona jest?

The meaning is the same, but you see, that you have to say ,,on" (he) or ,,ona" (she) instead ,,to" (it) and ,,kim" instead ,,kto".

And I will give you vocabulary for you ♥

apteka - a pharmancy                 babcia - a grandma

bank - a bank                              woda - a water

gdzie - where                               dom - a house

zima - a winter (winter is so close!) kawiarnia - cafee

kot - a cat                                    lato - a summer   

mama - a mother, mummy           nos - a nose

okno - a window                          poczta - a post

rak - a cancer                              stół - a table

lekcja - a lesson                           cyfra, liczba - a number

I hope you know ,,sz" ,,cz" ,,ó" ,,rz" ,,ż" ,,ś" ,,ć"... If you want to write in polish you have to know them.

,,cz" is like the end of ,,match" --- maTCH

Ehh... It's hard to explain fonetic rules (I never did that!) but I found works of the people making it much better than me:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/polish/soap/alphabet.shtml

http://polish.slavic.pitt.edu/firstyear/sounds.pdf

When you choose the first one there will be records and in the second one there will be explaining all of the letters.

Exercise: Complete:

1) Kasia    2) Marek    3) Adam 4) Szymon  5) Agata   6) Magda

a) kot     b) okno   c) stół    d) nos     e) kawiarnia   f) dom

Kto to jest?  ................................. (1)

Co to jest?  ................................... ( a )

Co to jest?  ................................... (b)

Co to jest? .................................... (c)

Kto to jest? .................................... (2)

Kto to jest? .................................... (3)

Co to jest?  ................................... (d)

Kto to jest?  .................................... (4)

Kto to jest?  .................................... (5)

Co to jest?   .................................... (e)

Co to jest?  ..................................... (f)

Kto to jest?  ..................................... (6)

Answers:

To jest Kasia.

To jest kot.

To jest okno.

To jest stół.

To jest Marek.

To jest Adam.

To jest nos.

To jest Szymon.

To jest Agata.

To jest kawiarnia.

To jest dom.

To jest Magda.

It's all for today. I hope you understand everythink and you like polish ♥

Oh, and I suggest you have notebook for notes from language learning. If you have already have it, I'm glad. I think it increases effects of studying (Of course if you have better methods for you I don't force you - It is your studying and anyone can commend you what you have to do and what way in.

And as always If you notice some mistakes here (I mean I wrote standed, not stood or other mistakes)please inform me. I want to create this place better and better - you have more comfortable learning and I feel better.

Today I show you one of popular polish song. I like it and I hope you will like it too. Anyway I'll give you lyrics*, link and translation of this song what I made. I hope there is correct english grammar etc. but if not write about some mistakes please ☺. So Let's start!

Link what I promised:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuHakRzq5yE

Lyrics:

Podnosimy się, upadamy, Gubimy i znów szukamy. Odchodzimy wciąż, powracamy,  Po drodze tam, gdzie zmierzamy... Zarwiemy noc, potłuczemy szkła, Zedrzemy głos kolejny raz... Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia, Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia, Na pomoc! Nie używajmy szyfrów, Wyciągnij z labiryntu mnie. Na pomoc! Potrzebujemy prawdy, Czy teraz nam wystarczy jej? Ten niepewny ton  I kłamcy syndrom musi zniknąć. To ich widmo Na przeszkodzie staje nam. Potłuczemy szkła, zedrzemy głos kolejny raz... Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia. Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Musimy przenosić góry i biec pod wiatr, Tak by runęły mury, co dzielą nas. Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia. Za mało bywa w nas empatii, Zakładamy maski złe. Za mało potrafimy dostrzec, Musimy z tego podnieść się... Zapamiętajcie to, bracia i siostry, Po co palić mosty? Wyciągnijmy wnioski, To, co dajesz wraca wnet. Potłuczemy szkła, zedrzemy głos kolejny raz... Nie mamy nic do stracenia klaszcz Stanowimy jedno. Nie mamy nic do stracenia klaszcz Nic już tego nie zmieni. Nie mamy nic do stracenia klaszcz Wiem to na pewno. Nie mamy nic... Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia. Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Musimy przenosić góry i biec pod wiatr, Tak by runęły mury, co dzielą nas. Nie mamy nic, nie mamy nic (oooou) Do stracenia.

I didn't write this lyrics on my own. I have it from here: http://www.tekstowo.pl

Translation:

We rise, we fall

We lost and we search again

We've still gone, we've still returned

On our way where we are going to

We won't sleep, we'll break glass 

We will exert our voices again

We have nothink, we have nothink (ooooo)

To lose

We have nothink, we have nothink (ooooo)

To lose

Help! We shouldn't use any codes

Take me off the labyrinth

Help! We need truth,

But is there enough of it now?

This atypical tone,

And lier's syndrome have to dissapear

Their phantome

Is getting in our way

We will break the glass, we will exert our voices one more time

* I didn't write polish lyrics on my own. I have it from

We have nothink, we have nothink (ooooo)

To lose

We have nothink, we have nothink (ooooo)

To lose

  We have to move mountains and run against the wind

To ruin walls what seperate us

We have nothink, we have nothink (oooo)

To lose

We haven't got enough empathy

We wear wrong masks

We can't notice enough

We have to raise

Remember brothers and sisters

Is there reason to burn brigdes?

Let's draw conclusions

Everythink what you gave come back quick

We will break the glass, we will exert our voices again!

We have nothink to lose. Clap your hands!

We are the one.

We have nothink to lose. Clap your hands!

Nothink can change it.

We have nothink to lose. Clap your hands!

I am sure.

We have nothink...

We have nothink, we have nothink.....

It's all for today. Have a nice day! ♥

How can you say ,,My name is..."?

Nazywam się...

Moje imię to... (word for word)

And other expressions:

Jestem...           I am...

Pochodzę z...    I come from...

Jestem z...         I am from...

Jestem Polakiem* -  I am Polish. (male)

Jestem Polką**     -  I am Polish (female)

Jestem Anglikiem. - I am Enlgish (male)

Jestem Angielką.  - I am English (female)

Jestem Niemcem. - I am German (m)

Jestem Niemką.    - I am German (f)

Jestem Japończykiem. - I am Japanese. (m)

Jestem Japonką.  - I am Japanese (f)

* ablative form from Polak (polish for males)

** ablative form from Polka (polish for females)

Lubię + accusative  -  I like sth

Mam x lat  -  I am x years old.

Gram na pianinie. - I play on piano.

Gram na gitarze. - I play on guitar.

Mam brata. Nazywa się... - I have one brother. His name is...

Mam siostrę. Nazywa się... - I have one sister. Her name is...

Mam dwóch braci. - I have two brothers.

Mam dwie siostry. - I have two sisters.

Mam dwóch braci i siostrę. - I have two brothers and one sister.

Jestem jedynakiem. - I am an only child (m)

Jestem jedynaczką. - I am an only child (f)

Moja rodzina jest duża. - My family is big.

Moja rodzina nie jest duża. - My family isn't big.

Mam czarne* włosy - I have black hair.

* or brązowe (brown), blond (blond), ciemne (dark), jasne (fair) kolorowe (colorful) krótkie (short) długie (long) proste (straight) kręcone (curly)

Mam niebieskie* oczy. - I have blue eyes.

* or brązowe (brown), czarne (black) czerwone (red) zielone (green) piwne (hazel)

Jestem wysoki - I am tall (male)

Jestem wysoka - I am tall (female)

Jestem niski - I am low (m)

Jestem niska - I am low (f)

Jestem chudy - I am thin (m)

Jestem chuda. - I am thin (f)

Jestem gruby. - I am fat (m)

Jestem gruba. - I am fat (f)

Nationalities:

  Male                female              where from

Polak               Polka                from Poland

Niemiec            Niemka             from German

Włoch             Włoszka            from Italy

Japończyk      Japonka             from Japan

Norweg           Norweżka           from Norway

Anglik             Angliczka            from England

Litwin              Litwinka              from Lithuania

Rosjanin         Rosjanka            from Russia

* (m) - for males

   (f) - for females

Oczy (eyes) and włosy (hair) are plural in polish and adjective has ,,plural form" (brązowe instead brązowy etc). This plural form is nearly always the same like  neuter form, for example: 

- Małe oczy. (Little eyes)          Małe jajko. (Little egg)  egg = neuter

- Zdrowe dzieci. (Healthy children)    Zdrowe ciało. (Healthy body)

- Kolorowe sukienki (Colorful dresses)  Kolorowe lato (Colorful summer)

It's all for today. I hope it'll help you understand and know polish language. See you later!

If I Made some mistakes it would be nice if you correct me. I don't want to hurt so beautiful language!

And remember: Only the person who believes in himself or herself can achieve huge wonderful success.

So first look below:

kanapka - sandwich

chleb - bread

masło - butter

miód - honey

mleko - milk

ziemniaki - potatoes

widelec - fork

łyżka - spoon

herbata - tea

kawa - coffee

szklanka - glass (vessel)

filiżanka - cup 

pieprz - pepper

sól - salt

truskawki - strawberries

maliny - raspberries

jabłka - apples

zupa - soup

zupa pomidorowa - tomato soup

rosół - broth

talerz - plate

picie, napój / napoje - drink / drinks

jedzenie - foods

kurczak - chicken

ryby - fish (plural)

Second item, that you've reached to, is noun's declension.

If you want to say that you like something or eat something, this 'something' have to be used in accusative. 

It's the reason to show you above nouns on accusative.

I'll write it in the earlier order:

kanapka ----> kanapkę

chleb ----> chleb

masło ----> masło

miód ----> miód

mleko ----> mleko

ziemniaki ----> ziemniaki

widelec ----> widelec

łyżka ----> łyżkę

herbata -----> herbatę

kawa -----> kawę

szklanka ----> szklankę

filiżanka ----> filiżankę

pieprz ----> pieprz

sól ----> sól

truskawki ----> truskawki

maliny ----> maliny

jabłka ----> jabłka

zupa ----> zupę

zupa pomidorowa ----> zupę pomidorową

rosół ----> rosół

talerz ----> talerz

picie, napój / napoje ----> picie, napój / napoje

jedzenie ----> jedzenie

kurczak ----> kurczaka

ryby ----> ryby

ryba ----> rybę   (fish(singular))

You probably noticed that some nouns don't change themselves. It's good news! But what is the rule of it? So you maybe know that feminine is nearly always ended by 'a' and as 'zupa' changed to 'zupę' as most of femines changed themselves.

And rosół (broth) is masculine and it didn't change. Jedzenie (food) is neuter and it didn't change. Ziemniaki are plural and didn't change. But 'łyżka' transformed to 'łyżkę' cause it is feminine.

It isn't only rule. Did you realise every 'a' is replaced by 'ę'? (herbata - herbatę) It's the second rule.

Exceptions:

Alas! We have exceptions like every other language. Some of them appeared above. Look:

sól (femine) ----> sól   (it's little nice exception)

kurczak (masculine) ----> kurczaka 

I won't show you more: today topis is 'food' and we don't have many exceptions here.

Third item for today is verb ,,jeść" (eat). When you want to say you eat something or you are eating something you use transformed verb:

Ja (I)                        jem

Ty (You)                  jesz

On (He)                   je

Ona (She)               je

Ono (It)                    je

My (We)                  jemy

Wy (You - plural)     jecie

Oni (They)              jedzą

Jem kurczaka - I am eating a chicken.* or I eat a chicken.

Jesz rybę?  -  Are you eating a fish?

Jesz ryby? - Are you eating fish? or Do you eat fish?

Lubię jabłka. - I like apples.

On je kanapkę. - He eats sandwich or He's eating sandwich

Jemy ziemniaki. - We eat potatoes. or We're eating potatoes.

Oni jedzą truskawki. - They eat strawberries or They're eating                                                    strawberries.

! We don't use "a", "an" and "the" in polish (We don't have something like that in our language)

More natural in Poland is when you skip persona in sentence (not all, but Ja, Ty, My, Wy and On/Ona/Ono somethimes either). It doesn't sound good when you skip Oni or On or Ona or Ono (but these three last not always), so It'd better if they are in the sentence.

It's all for today. I hope you understand everything what I showed and that you like this language.

Remember - Who you are doesn't decide if you are succeed or not. This one what decide is if you give up or not.

Iść - infinitiv, mean: walk, go (by foot)

Variety in present continuous: 

Ja                           idę                   My           idziemy

Ty                          idziesz              Wy           idziecie

On/Ona/Ono          idzie                 Oni           idą

Accents:  idę, idziesz, idzie, idziemy, idziecie, idą

! Present simple version of ,,iść" is ,,chodzić"

Vocabulary:

dom (do domu) - home (to home)

z/od* ... do... - from ... to...

samochód (do samochodu) - car (to car)

szybko - fast

ja (do mnie) - I (to me)

ty ( do ciebie) - you (to you)

on ( do niego) - he (to him)

ona (do niej) - she (to her)

my (do nas) - we (to us)

wy (do was) - you (to you) <plural>

oni(do nich) - they (to them)

In parentheses I put genitive version of noun

* z - for places   od - for people

Examples:

I'm going to home. - Idę do domu.

You are going to me. - Idziesz do mnie.

He's going from her to the car. 

    On idzie od niej* do samochodu.

 They are going to us. - Oni idą do nas.

* ode mnie, od ciebie, od niego, od niej, od nas, od was, od nich

See you next time!

This site is Lang-8.

What do you do there?

You write some texts there. It can be small novel, introducing yourself, dialogue, describing of somethink and whatever you want. Then someone checks if you wrote it correct (I am polish so I check polish texts for someone learning polish).

Yes, you can check the other's works, but is it hard to you?

You know then what mistake you made or whose sentence are good. You don't have to worry about grammar, vocabulary... cause for people their language is easy for them (usually) and they do good job.

Do you want to be sure if your writing style is correct? Go there!

I have for you one verb conjugation in present.

This verb is ,,robić" today. It mean ,,do" and ,,make" (in polish there isn't seperated meaning of these).

So let's get started!

Robić - infinitive

Ja                          robię                My    robimy

Ty                         robisz               Wy    robicie

On/ Ona/ Ono       robi                  Oni    robią

Polish' verb conjugation is so complicated, so It's only verb for today (you have to master it! ☻). But you can do it! :)

Powodzenia!  (Good Luck!)

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I have for you one more think: accent in this verb:

robię     robisz       robi          robimy         robicie         robią

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And the last item - examples: ♥

Robię śniadanie.      -          I do breakfast.

Robisz pranie           -          You do the laundry.

On robi listę zakupów. -     He makes shopping list.

Ona robi plakat.        -          She does poster.

Co ono robi?             -          What does it do?

Robimy pracę domową. -    We do (our) homework.

Robicie nowy wystrój?   -     Do you do new decor?

Oni robią kalendarz.     -      They do calendar. 

* In polish these sentences you can translate as Present Simple and as Present Continuouse - It depends on context. It's good news for you probably - it make writing in polish easier, isn't it?

The end :)

Persona - it’s base in polish (and in every language):

I               Ja                                     We                My

You         Ty                                     You (plural)  Wy

He           On                                     They            Oni (masculine)

She         Ona                                                       One (femine)

It             Ono / To

If I remember right I don't make any post being focused on personas, but probably I presented them in some sentences or by other way... Anyway I allocate this post special for persona. It's time :).

I give you this link (You need pronunciation): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5E1zyMit-M

This video is not mine, but it is correct - there was only skipped ,,one'' (they for femine if you don't remember). Despite I think this film is just too sloow.

God Luck!

Mianownik (first case) - It's... (To <jest>*...), They're (Oni/One** są...), There is (Tam jest...)..., There are... (Tam są...)

Dopełniacz (second case) - not owe (nie posiadać), not have (nie mieć), not see (nie widzieć), not know (nie wiedzieć), not need (nie potrzebować), not want (nie chcieć),...

Biernik (fourth) - see (widzieć), know (wiedzieć), like (lubić), love (kochać), have (mieć), know (wiedzieć, znać), need (potrzebować), owe (posiadać), want (chcieć), eat (jeść)

* ,,jest" isn't necessary    

** Oni - masculine   One - femine

Now you should know more or less when you use first case, when second... And it's very important - you can't skip it!

(What's the sense knowing the variety (last think I will show you today) if you don't know when are some cases correct and when not?)

I could show you change of these verbs by diifferent personas, but it may be to much on one time (Yes, I still remember I have to write variety of nouns coused by cases too ♥ ).

If you don't remember recent post about animals and you don't know their polish names names it is for you:

http://mekkila.tumblr.com/post/96464980328/animals-in-poland

Ok, let's start it!

Look below, there is the scariest think in polish showed with some nouns - cases' variety: ▼▼▼

Mianownik    lis       zając       niedźwiedź          jeleń         sarna

Dopełniacz   lisa     zająca     niedźwiedzia       jelenia      sarny

Biernik          lisa    zająca      niedźwiedzia      jeleenia     sarnę

Mianownik       wilk       żubr

Dopełniacz      wilka     żubra

Biernik             wilka     żubra

It was only singular, but you don't need more now. As tips I can write that dopełniacz i biernik are the same for masculine.

Ok, it's time on sentences. ☺ (examples are important too)

To jest lis. - It's the fox.

Nie mam niedźwiedzia. - I don't have a bear. ;) 

Widzę zająca. - I am seeing a hare.

Nie jem jelenia. - I don't eat a deer.

Lubisz tę sarnę? - Do you like this roe deer?

To jest wilk? - Is it a wolf?

0 - zero

1 - jeden

2 - dwa

3 - trzy

4 - cztery

5 - pięć

6 - sześć

7 - siedem

8 - osiem

9 - dziewięć

10 - dziesięć

It's all for today, the rest of the numbers you will can know later in this site (and if you wonder just now you can find it on the other side (I am sure the net is fulfil with polish numbers!)

And video (every language learner whant to know how to write and say some words either):

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUsJl_VgMSk

You can skip it to 0:19.

There are said some examples too so don't worry if you can't understand a somethink.

I have to say I don't own this video but I want to show you it cause as I said to know the language you have to have close contact with it.