Polecacie

Polecacie is a Polish word, the second-person plural present form of the verb polecać, meaning “to recommend.” It is used when addressing two or more people (or an audience) and asks whether they recommend something or states that they recommend something, depending on context.

As an interrogative, polecacie often appears in everyday conversation and online forums as a concise request for suggestions (for example, “Polecacie jakiś film?” — “Do you recommend any film?”). In written and spoken Polish it can function in informal group-address situations and in communities such as social media, discussion boards, and messaging groups where users solicit collective opinions.

Grammatically, polecacie is part of the regular conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -ać: first-person singular polecam, second-person singular polecasz, second-person plural polecacie, third-person plural polecają. The verb polecać itself derives from the imperfective verbal system and contrasts with perfective recommendative forms used to express single, completed acts.

Cultural notes: as a short, recognizable query, polecacie is commonly used as a standalone post title or message subject in Polish-speaking internet communities. It reflects a conversational, communal approach to seeking advice and is comparable to English phrases like “Any recommendations?” or “Recommend anything?”