Breakdown of Był miły wobec sprzedawcy.
Questions & Answers about Był miły wobec sprzedawcy.
Polish often drops subject pronouns when they are clear from the verb form.
Here, był is the past tense, masculine singular form of być (to be), so in context it usually means he was.
You could say On był miły wobec sprzedawcy, but on would normally be added only for emphasis, contrast, or clarity.
Był is the masculine singular past tense form of być (to be).
Some related forms are:
- była = she was
- było = it was
- byli = they were (masculine personal)
- były = they were (non-masculine-personal)
So był miły tells you the subject is masculine singular.