Questions & Answers about Często chodzimy razem do biblioteki.
Why is the word for library spelled biblioteki here instead of biblioteka?
The preposition do (to) expresses destination and always requires the noun following it to be in the Genitive case. The dictionary form is biblioteka. For feminine nouns, we normally change the final -a to -y in the Genitive case. However, because biblioteka ends in -ka, the ending changes to -i instead (biblioteki) because Polish avoids putting the letter 'y' after 'k' or 'g'.
Why use chodzimy for 'we go' instead of idziemy?
Polish uses different verbs for walking depending on the situation. Because this sentence has the word często (often), it describes a repeated habit. For habits, routines, and round trips, we use chodzimy. If you were walking to the library right at this exact moment, you would use idziemy instead.
Where is the word for 'we' in this sentence?
The pronoun my (we) is already built into the verb. The -my ending on chodzimy tells you exactly who is doing the action. In Polish, it is completely normal to drop the subject pronoun unless you want to add special emphasis, like pointing out that WE are going, not someone else.
Can razem (together) be placed at the end of the sentence?