Lily 1 | 1 13 Nov 2008 / #1Hello,I wonder if someone can tell me... what is the diference in meaning between:Kasia to mila nauczycielka-and-Kasia jest milą nauczycielką(I've learnt that this one is the instrumental case, to be used with expressions like 'Jestem Polka' and 'Jestem Lekaerzem').I'm Confused!Thank you :)
Krzysztof 2 | 973 13 Nov 2008 / #2Kasia to miła nauczycielka. - is totally OK, but it's considered more colloquial, so you shouldn't use it at school or university too much and rather choose the official version:Kasia jest miłą nauczycielką.but talking to your friends, you can safely use both (unless your friends are some freak language purists)
Michal2 - | 78 16 Nov 2008 / #4hat is the diference in meaning between:The difference is that Kasia to miła nauczycielka is still in the nominative case because there is no verb such as the verb to be-być being employed in the present tense.