Polish 'Which' forms

The exact ways you say 'Which' in Polish depends on the case, gender and number (singular/plural) of the noun.

The following table is from Adam Łukasiak's Clozemaster site. I'm just putting a copy here in case something happens to that site!

You might want to give Clozemaster a whirl. The basic version is free and a great way to practice your Polish.

And if you would like to know more about "Which" because you're a bit of a Grammar fan the correct search term for Google is "Polish Relative Pronouns".

Jaki or Który

Now just before the table we need to sort out the two words for "Which" - "Jaki" and "Który"

• "Jaki" - use this when you could say "Which kind of" - e.g. "Which bread do you like?" could be said as "Which kind of bread do you like?" so "Jaki chleb lubisz?"
• "Który" - use this when "which kind of" won't fit - e.g. "Which house is mine?" can't be said as "Which kind of house is mine?" and still make sense so "Który dom jest mój?"

Table explanation is below

Explanation

• If you are not clear on your cases yet see my "Which case and When page.
• "Animate" refers to living animals and humans.