The most essential Polish verb, all 8 forms already ready to go.
Pronoun
Być (To be)
Ja (yah)II
jestem(yah YES-tem)I am
Ty (ti)you (singular)
jesteś(ti yes-TESH)you are
On (ohn)he
jest(ohn yest)He is
Ona (OH-nah)she
jest(OH-nah yest)She is
My (mi)we
jesteśmy(mi yes-TESH-mi)we are
Wy (vi)you (plural)
jesteście(vi yes-TESH-cheh)you all are
Oni (OH-nee)they (masculine personal)
są(OH-nee soh)they are
One (OH-neh)they (non-masculine)
są(OH-neh soh)they are
Word Cloud 1.0
byćbich · to bejestemyah YES-temjesteśti yes-TESH · you arejestohn yestjesteśmymi yes-TESH-mi · we arejesteścievi yes-TESH-cheh · you all aresąOH-nee soh · they are
Ties directly to "Zrób to" (Do it!) below — this is the same verb, fully conjugated. Zrobić is perfective, so these forms carry future meaning ("I will do").
Pronoun
Zrobić (To do/make - future)
Ja (yah)II
zrobię(ZROH-byeh)I will do
Ty (ti)you (singular)
zrobisz(ZROH-beesh)You will do/make
On (ohn)he
zrobi(ZROH-bee)He will do/make
Ona (OH-nah)she
zrobi(ZROH-bee)She will do/make
My (mi)we
zrobimy(zroh-BEE-mi)We will do/make
Wy (vi)you (plural)
zrobicie(zroh-BEE-cheh)You all will do/make
Oni (OH-nee)they (masculine personal)
zrobią(ZROH-byohn)they will do
One (OH-neh)they (non-masculine)
zrobią(ZROH-byohn)they will do
Word Cloud 1.0
zrobićZROH-beech · to do (perfective)zrobięZROH-byeh · I will dozrobiszZROH-beeshzrobiZROH-beezrobimyzroh-BEE-mizrobiciezroh-BEE-chehzrobiąZROH-byohn · they will do
Word Cloud 2.0 — Packed Layout
Negation & Questions
Add "nie" before a verb to negate it, or start with "czy" to ask a yes/no question.
Fill in the missing conjugated verb, then check yourself.
Ja ___ koszykówkę. (lubić)
Ty ___ psa. (mieć)
On ___ dinozaury. (lubić)
My ___ rowery. (lubić)
Wy ___ dom. (mieć)
Oni ___ szczęśliwi. (być)
Ja ___ zmęczony. (być)
One ___ psa. (mieć)
Learning Strategy
To capitalize on the teacher's advice about kinesthetic and tactile learning, physically moving your flashcards around your workspace or associating physical gestures with action phrases like Zrób to can significantly speed up retention. Because Polish conjugations shift constantly, focusing strictly on the recurring visual patterns of the word endings (like the -ę ending for Ja and the -sz ending for Ty) will quickly make the grammar feel much more predictable.