Questions & Answers about To jest wesoły chłopak.
Since this lesson is about making adverbs, how do we turn the adjective wesoły into an adverb?
I remember learning that the verb 'to be' usually takes the Instrumental case. Why are wesoły and chłopak in the Nominative case here?
When you use a personal pronoun like on (he), you use the Instrumental case, for example: On jest wesołym chłopakiem. However, when you introduce something or someone using the specific phrase To jest (This is), the noun and its adjectives must always stay in the Nominative (dictionary) case.
Can chłopak mean something other than 'boy'?