Questions & Answers about Jestem senny.
Why is there no word for "I" in this sentence?
In Polish, you usually drop words like ja (I) because the verb itself tells you who is speaking. The word jestem specifically means "I am", so adding ja is only done if you really want to emphasize it.
I am a woman. Do I still use senny?
No, a woman would say Jestem senna. Polish adjectives change their ending based on the gender of the person they describe. The -y ending in senny is masculine, while the -a ending in senna is feminine.
How can I easily remember the word senny?
It helps to know that it comes from the short noun sen, which means "sleep" or "dream". The -ny part at the end turns it into an adjective describing how you feel.
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