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Learn PolishTo have, verb conjugation in Polish
Polish
Marco published
about 5 years ago
Pawel published
about 5 years ago
Not a problem 😀
As you mention he infinitive form of to have in the Polish language is mieć, so you can use it in sentences like Lubię mieć dużo pieniędzy I like to have a lot of money or Lepiej jest mieć czy być? Is it better to have or to be?
In the table below you will find all the form for 3 different tenses: present, past and future.
One thing in mind is that when conjugating this and other verbs in Polish in real life situations people usually do not use personal pronouns. So instead of saying Ja mam psa I have a dog they say Mam psa I have a dog.
In other words, a personal pronoun is an option, it is not an error to use it but it is usually omitted. But for presentation purposes and to give you more information in the examples below you will find personal pronouns.
In the brackets you will also find grammatical gender information: (m) for masculine, (f) for feminine and (n) for neutral grammatical gender.
At the bottom of the page, you will find a short quiz that will check if you remember the information from the table.
Present tense
| Polish | Sound | English |
|---|---|---|
| ja mam | I have | |
| ty masz | you have | |
| on ma (m) | he has | |
| ona ma (f) | she has | |
| ono ma (n) | it has | |
| my mamy | we have | |
| wy macie | you have | |
| oni mają (m) | they have | |
| one mają (f/n) | they have |
Past tense
Future tense
I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions regarding Polish language or would like to know other verbs.