Oni czytają codziennie rano.

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Breakdown of Oni czytają codziennie rano.

• czytać: to read
• codziennie: every day
• rano: the morning

Questions & Answers about Oni czytają codziennie rano.

Why do we say oni and not one in this sentence?

Oni is the masculine personal form of they in Polish, used whenever the group includes at least one male (or if we do not know who is in the group). One is the non-masculine form and would be used for an all-female group or for things/objects. Since there is no specific context suggesting an all-female group or inanimate objects, oni is used.

Why is the form czytają used?

In Polish, verbs change forms depending on person and number. Czytają is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb czytać. It matches the subject oni, which is also third-person plural.

How does codziennie rano fit into the sentence?

Codziennie rano means every morning. It tells us how often and at what time of day the action (reading) takes place. In Polish, adverbs of frequency can go after the verb or at the beginning of the sentence. For example, you could also say: Codziennie rano oni czytają.

Is the word order flexible in Polish?

Generally, Polish has a flexible word order. The basic structure is subject–verb–adverbs or expressions of time, but you can move codziennie rano to the front if you want to emphasize when the reading happens. The meaning remains the same.

Can I leave out oni if it's obvious who is doing the reading?

Yes. In Polish, subject pronouns can often be dropped because the verb form czytają already indicates that it is they who read. However, including oni can add clarity or emphasis if needed.