Verbs in Polish ending with -OWAĆ in the present tense

What do these Polish verbs have in common:
- pracować
- planować
- fotografować
- gotować?
Learn how to conjugate verbs ending with - ować in the present tense.
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[@checoxredbull4471]

Dziękuję bardzo

[@suyatnoyatno6094]

Dzisiaj pracuje do czternaste nie ma nadgodziny, dziękuję za lekcję Pani

[@polishwithblondes]

Well done! A small correction: Dzisiaj pracuję do czternastej, nie mam nadgodzin .

[@ak3576]

An excellent class

[@polishwithblondes]

Thank you!

[@DestinyBSeanightcore]

Dziękuję za lekcję ⬅️ (I hope that's right 😅)

[@polishwithblondes]

Yes, that's right. Proszę bardzo!

[@davidwright7205]

Is this verb conjugation(ending in owac) the most common one? .

[@polishwithblondes]

it is very common, although I can't say it is the most common as a lot of commonly used verbs in Polish are short, e.g. 'iść', 'jeść', 'pić' etc

[@davidwright7205]

Dzisial rano cwiczylem (?) w gimnastyczna (Yuk! Nie wiem feminine locative ending after a ale nie wazny?) Tez biegacilem 13 mile po poludniu. Jestem teraz zmeczony! ( PS : Pronunciation of "biegac" in Polish equals a person in England who is least likely to run. A "beerguts" is a person who has a big stomach from drinking beer!) Jaki /a/e moje(?) polsku tutaj?

[@polishwithblondes]

You can say: Dzisiaj rano ćwiczyłem w sali gimnastycznej. (sala gimnastyczna - gym feminine noun). Też biegałem po południu. By the waym I don't know if we have an equivalent to a 'beerguts' ;)

[@davidwright7205]

@@polishwithblondes Thanks.I hope you do not mind me asking why the ending for sala gimnastyczna is not gimnastycznIE as in gazeta-gazecIE in the locative. A book I have says "Feminine nouns after a hard consonant take the ending e " (in the locative.) In short, Kasza, I find studying Polish word endings like being in a labyrinth( labyrinth :almost the same word as the Polish one). I am spending too much time there, which is dispiriting ( lub "przygnebiajacy" :opkropny polskie slowo ).

[@garyhull6689]

Dzisaj chcę uczyc się polskiego.

[@polishwithblondes]

Świetnie!