Rownowaznik zdania Can anyone please explain this to me? I see it all the time when I read articles and it doesn't make any sense to me. I believe this is a type of sentence in which there is no verb, which doesn't exist in English. I'm talking about words like: Pojechano , zrobiono, namalowano Thanks in advance for the help!

How on earth do I use the case pronominal questions? I don't know how to use case questions properly and it's starting to hold me back. Nominative Case (co? kto?) Genitive Case (czego? kogo?) Dative Case (czemu? komu?) Accusative Case (co? kogo?) Instrumental Case (czym? kim?) Locative Case (o czym? o kim?) I keep finding myself in situations where I use the wrong case with a phrase. For example, my friend will say "Interesuję się muzyką". She knew to answer the question "czym/kim". Why did she know to answer those questions from that word? Is there a way to tell? In another instance, if I want to say that I need something, I use "Potrzebuję [word in Genetive]". How should I know to use the Genetive case after that word? Do I just need to memorize it? Poles seem to have a way to tell which question to ask based on the sentence itself so I'm fairly sure I'm missing something.

"Mówienie" vs. "mówiąc" I have come across two different words that seem to be translated the same way but are used in different contexts: Mówienie w obcym językiem. (Speaking in a foreign language) Ściśle mówiąc. (Strictly speaking) What is the difference between these two words? Dziękuję za pomoc!