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A1 noun

wasz

When we talk about something belonging to a group of people, we use "wasz". Think of it as the plural "your" in English.

For example, if you're asking a family about their house, you'd use "wasz". If you're talking to a group of students about their books, you'd use "wasze" (the feminine form). It changes based on the gender of the noun it describes, just like other adjectives in Polish.

When we talk about something belonging to multiple people, we use "wasz." Think of it like the difference between "your" (singular) and "your" (plural) in English, but with a specific word for the plural form in Polish. It changes form depending on the gender and number of the noun it describes. For example, if you're talking to a group of friends about their car, you'd use "wasz" because "car" is masculine. If it were their house, you'd use "wasz" too, but it would have a different ending because "house" is feminine. Understanding these changes is key to using "wasz" correctly.

When we talk about something belonging to more than one person, in English we use "your." For example, "This is your car" (if you're talking to one person) or "This is your car" (if you're talking to two or more people).

In Polish, there's a difference. If you're talking to one person, you'd use "twój" (masculine), "twoja" (feminine), or "twoje" (neuter). But if you're talking to two or more people, you use "wasz" (masculine), "wasza" (feminine), or "wasze" (neuter).

So, "wasz" is like the plural "your" in English. It's used when the thing belongs to a group of people you are addressing.

Practícalo Ejemplos

Guía de pronunciación

UK /vaʃ/

US /vɑʃ/

short

Rima con

masz nasz dasz

Errores comunes

pronouncing 'sz' as 's'

Gramática que debes saber

Like other possessive pronouns in Polish, 'wasz' changes its ending to agree with the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. This is called declension.

Wasz (masculine singular), Wasza (feminine singular), Wasze (neuter singular/plural non-masculine personal), Wasi (masculine personal plural).

'Wasz' is used when addressing multiple people formally or informally. There is no separate formal/informal distinction for 'your' plural like there is for 'your' singular (twój/pański).

To jest wasz pomysł. (This is your (plural) idea.)

Pay attention to the gender of the noun that 'wasz' refers to. For example, 'wasz' for a masculine noun, 'wasza' for a feminine noun, and 'wasze' for a neuter noun or plural non-masculine personal nouns.

Wasz pies (your dog - masculine), Wasza książka (your book - feminine), Wasze dziecko (your child - neuter), Wasze dzieci (your children - plural non-masculine personal).

When 'wasz' refers to a plural group of masculine personal nouns (e.g., men, boys), it changes to 'wasi'.

Wasi bracia (your brothers), Wasi ojcowie (your fathers).

'Wasz' and its forms typically precede the noun they modify.

Wasz stół jest duży. (Your table is big.)

Ejemplos por nivel

To jest wasz dom.

This is your house.

Gdzie są wasze dzieci?

Where are your children?

Czy to wasz samochód?

Is that your car?

Lubię waszych przyjaciół.

I like your friends.

Wasze pomysły są świetne.

Your ideas are great.

Widziałem waszego psa w parku.

I saw your dog in the park.

To dla waszych rodziców.

This is for your parents.

Wasza nauczycielka jest bardzo miła.

Your teacher (f.) is very nice.

Patrones gramaticales

Wasz changes form depending on the gender and number of the noun it modifies. Wasz is used when addressing multiple people (plural 'you'). Wasz is used with masculine singular nouns. Wasza is used with feminine singular nouns. Wasze is used with neuter singular nouns and all plural nouns. Wasz declines like an adjective.

Patrones de oraciones

wasz + rzeczownik (rodzaj męski)

Wasz dom jest duży. (Your house is big.)

wasza + rzeczownik (rodzaj żeński)

Wasza kawa jest gorąca. (Your coffee is hot.)

wasze + rzeczownik (rodzaj nijaki)

Wasze dziecko jest urocze. (Your child is cute.)

wasze + rzeczownik (liczba mnoga)

Wasze psy są głośne. (Your dogs are loud.)

To jest wasz + rzeczownik (rodzaj męski)

To jest wasz samochód. (This is your car.)

To jest wasza + rzeczownik (rodzaj żeński)

To jest wasza książka. (This is your book.)

To jest wasze + rzeczownik (rodzaj nijaki)

To jest wasze mieszkanie. (This is your apartment.)

To są wasze + rzeczownik (liczba mnoga)

To są wasze klucze. (These are your keys.)