Breakdown of Ci organizatorzy idą na scenę.
iść
to go
na
on, at / to (motion toward) / for (a meal) / for (waiting for)
ci
these (masculine personal plural)
organizator
organizer
Questions & Answers about Ci organizatorzy idą na scenę.
Why do we use ci here instead of te?
The word organizatorzy (organizers) is a masculine personal noun, meaning the group includes at least one man. For masculine personal nouns in the plural, we always use ci for "these". If the group was entirely female organizers (organizatorki), we would use te.
How is the plural organizatorzy formed from the singular organizator?
For masculine personal nouns ending in -r, the plural form often changes that last consonant to -rz and adds a -y. This gives us the -rzy ending you see here.
Why is the word for stage (scena) written as scenę here?
The preposition na indicates motion towards a destination in this sentence (going onto the stage). When na shows motion, it forces the following noun into the accusative case. Since scena is a feminine noun, its accusative ending changes to -ę.
Why do we use idą instead of chodzą? Both mean "they go".
The verb idą is used for a one-time action happening right now in a specific direction (they are on their way to the stage in this exact moment). chodzą is for repeated habits (like if they go to the stage every day) or walking around without a single destination.