Learn Polish: Niech ja się zorientuję, jak zaradzić temu chaosowi. - Let me figure out how to remedy this chaos.

To say "let me do something" in Polish, you use niech followed by the first-person pronoun ja and the verb in the future or present tense. Here, zorientuję is the first-person future form of the perfective verb zorientować się.

Since Polish usually drops subject pronouns like ja, why is it included here?

In first-person singular imperatives with niech, the pronoun ja is almost always included. Saying just niech się zorientuję sounds awkward. The ja helps anchor the phrase and clearly distinguishes it from the much more common third-person commands, like niech on się zorientuje.

I know zorientować się means "to orient oneself." How does that translate to "figure out" here?

While it can mean physically finding your bearings, it is very frequently used figuratively to mean "to assess the situation," "to realize," or "to see what's going on." Here, Niech ja się zorientuję essentially means "Let me look into this" or "Let me figure out what's happening."

Why is it temu chaosowi instead of ten chaos after the verb zaradzić?