Learning Polish

People/osoby

Story dedicated to @fluffyjoshler

In this chapter we are going to learn people/osoby (like i, you, he and so on)
This one is really important in Polish because it depends on a person which ending you should use.
Singular
I -  Ja /ya/
You -  Ty /tyy/
He -  On
She -  Ona
It -  Ono

Plural
We -  My /myy/
You -  Wy / vyy/
They -  Oni
They -  One /onea/

And here's the answer on your question you probably asked in your head and you may me confused  about.
'why 'they' two times?'
The answer is : because in Polish we have plural version of 'He' and 'She'.
°  'Oni' is plural version of he
°  'One' is plural version of she

Now endings. We add them to verbs like:
To drink / pić /
Singular

I drink/ I'm drinking - Ja piję

You drink/'re drinking - Ty pijesz

He drinks/'s drinking- On pije
She drinks/'s drinking- Ona pije
It drinks/'s drinking- Ono/to pije

Plural

We drink/'re drinking- My pijemy

You drink/'re drinking- Wy pijecie

They(males) drink/'re drinking- Oni piją

They(females) drink/'re drinking- One piją

More examples? Here you are:

To be / być/

It may be a little confusing now but you don't say/write:
Ja być, ty być/byjesz , on byje , ona byje, ono byje and so on.
Instead you have to say/write
Ja JESTEM
Ty JESTEŚ
On JEST
Ona JEST
Ono JEST

My JESTEŚMY
Wy JESTEŚCIE

Oni SĄ
One SĄ

So almost in every example there are some patterns you've probably already noticed.

* on/ona/ono always has the same verb( has the same ending)
* oni/one always has the same ending of a verb as well.

More examples:

To lay- / leżeć /

Singular

Ja JEM
Ty JESZ

On JE
Ona JE
Ono JE

Plural

My JEMY
Wy JECIE

Oni JEDZĄ
One JEDZĄ

MY - always ends with 'y'
-(my) żyjemy(we live)
-(my) mamy (we have)

IF YOU WANT TO SAY SOMEONE FOR EXAMPLE HAVE (something)
You don't have to add person like (ja, my etc)
ONLY WITH:
Ja (I)
Ty( You)
My ( We )
Wy (You-plural)

Why is that? Because the ending of each verb with these people(ja,ty,my,wy) says what the person is doing/does itself.
You don't have it in English though.
Here's little tip: if you succeed in creating from a verb the first person version (ja-I) you will succeed in creating other versions.  All you need to do is cut ending:

To have - Mieć

First, let's create the first person version

Ja-MAm
Now all you have to do is cut the ending (m)
Ty- ma +(the ending to 2nd person) 'sz'
It means the 2nd person looks like that:
Ty MAsz

Great! I'm sure you predicted it!
Simple, isn't it?
Now, let's go further.
On/Ona/ono :
Ma(like earlier)+ nothing. It doesn't have it's own ending. It's just 'ma'
So: on/ona/ono: ma
Now you are that all you need is to find the part (which od at the begining of the verb) and add person's ending of a verb( od like in On/Ona/Ono don't add anything)
PLURAL
MY - MAmy
Wy - MAcie
Oni - MAją
One - MAją

This is it! You've done do good! I'm proud!
GOOD NEWS

!IN POLISH WE HAVE
ONLY
3 TENSES!

1)Past (Przeszły)
2)Present (Teraźniejszy)
3)Future (Przyszły)