Kup psu dropsa, jeśli masz psa, bo psy mopsy lubią dropsy.
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Translation
Buy the dog a drop sweet, if you have a dog, because pug dogs like drop sweets.
Vocabulary
- pies — dog (dative: psu; accusative/genitive: psa; pl. psy)
- drops — drop sweet, hard candy (accusative: dropsa; pl. dropsy)
- mops — pug dog (pl. mopsy)
- lubić — to like (3rd pl. present: lubią)
Grammar note
'Kup psu dropsa' uses 'psu' in the dative (buy for the dog) and 'dropsa' in the accusative (animate masculine). In 'jeśli masz psa', 'psa' is the accusative of 'pies'. 'Psy mopsy' is the nominative plural subject. 'Dropsy' is accusative plural.
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