W weekend lubię spacerować po centrum, zwłaszcza wieczorem.

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Breakdown of W weekend lubię spacerować po centrum, zwłaszcza wieczorem.

• lubić: to like
• wieczorem: in the evening
• spacerować: to stroll

Questions & Answers about W weekend lubię spacerować po centrum, zwłaszcza wieczorem.

Why is it w weekend, not w weekendzie? I thought nouns after w go into the locative with -e / -ie.

Both forms exist in Polish, but they are used differently:

• w weekend – this is the most common, natural way to say "on/at the weekend" in everyday Polish.

  • Grammatically it’s accusative, used as an adverbial expression of time (similar to w przyszły piątek, w poniedziałek).

• w weekendzie – this form is possible but:

  • it sounds less natural in everyday speech in many contexts,
  • it tends to be used more when you are talking about a specific weekend as a period of time and describing events inside it, e.g.:
    
    • W tym weekendzie było bardzo zimno. (less common; many speakers would still prefer w ten weekend or w weekend)

For you as a learner, it's safest to use:

• w weekend = "on/at the weekend"
• w weekendy / w weekendy zwykle... = "on weekends / at weekends" (habitually)

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Why is it lubię spacerować, not something like lubię spacery?

In Polish, when you talk about liking an activity, you normally use:

lubić + infinitive

So:

• Lubię spacerować. – I like walking (as an activity).