In today’s post, we will learn how to use adjectives in the locative case.
This is my second post on Polish adjectives.
If you missed the first one, click here.
While forming the locative case for nouns can be tricky, it’s the exact opposite for adjectives – they are super easy to form!
| ciekawy [interesting] |
| M. | F. | N. | Pl. |
|---|---|---|---|
| ciekawy | ciekawa | ciekawe | ciekawe |
| ciekawym | ciekawej | ciekawym | ciekawych |
| Mieszkam w ciekawym kraju. I live in an interesting country. |
| On jest zakochany w ciekawej kobiecie. He’s in love with an interesting woman. |
| Mieszkamy w ciekawych miastach. We live in interesting cities. |
That should be pretty easy to follow.
What about those pesky adjectives ending in –i?
| taki [such] |
| M. | F. | N. | Pl. |
|---|---|---|---|
| taki | taka | takie | takie |
| takim | takiej | takim | takich |
| Nie mieszkam w takim kraju. I don’t live in a country like that. |
| Czy on jest zakochany w takiej kobiecie? Is he in love with a woman like that? |
| Nie mieszkamy w takich miastach. We don’t live in cities like that. |
Well, that just about sums it all up.
There will be more posts on Polish adjectives.