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Dears! Can somebody please clarify the difference between these two words? They seem to mean the same; the question is in their spelling and pronunciation of the last "Z"! E.g. 1. Ja często jeżd zę do Warszawy. 2. Ja często jeżd żę do Warszawy. Which one is correct? I must say that I tried to google both variants and found that both are in use. (2.) I've seen on the polish beer "żubr" - Nigdy nie jeżd żę po alkoholu  ;) Thank you.
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Hi,
Looks like the 1st e.g is just a typo, the right form is "jeżdżę" :)
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Ok, thanks!
I thought so. btw, in this case I believe the same applies to "jeżdżą".
E.g. Oni często jeżdżą do Polski.
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Yes, that's the same case. All given words (jeżdżę, jeżdżą) are the inflection of a verb: jeździć.
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The correct is 2. 'Ja często jeżdżę do Warszawy'. The first one is with the mistake. Greetings! Michał
Greetings, Michał
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Second is the only correct.
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