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sunbreakThreads: 22 Posts: 10 Joined: May 6, 08 ♀	Jan 3, 11, 01:52 #1
I saw an old book that said "dla małych dziatek". I thought the way to say "for small children" is "dla małych dzieci". So, is dziatek an old form of Polish?

enderThreads: 13 Posts: 528 Joined: Nov 7, 09 ♂	Jan 3, 11, 02:03 #2
Yes. One form is still in use 'dziatwa'.

cinekThreads: 1 Posts: 264 Joined: Nov 16, 07 ♂	Jan 3, 11, 09:21 #3
sunbreak: So, is dziatek an old form of Polish? dziatki = children dziadki = grandpas Cinek