Pomagasz

Pomagasz is the second person singular present tense form of the Polish verb pomagać, meaning to help. It indicates that you (informal) are helping someone or regularly help in the present. In Polish, the subject pronoun ty is often omitted because the verb ending marks the person.

Conjugation and aspect: The base verb pomagać is imperfective, used for ongoing or repeated actions. Present tense forms are: ja pomagam, ty pomagasz, on/ona pomaga, my pomagamy, wy pomagacie, oni pomagają. The imperfective aspect describes actions without a defined completion. Its perfective counterpart pomóc expresses a completed act; its finite forms are future: ja pomogę, ty pomożesz, on pomoże, my pomożemy, wy pomożecie, oni pomogą.

Usage: Pomagasz commonly appears with a direct object in the dative or accusative, as in "pomagasz mi" (you help me) or "pomagasz temu dziecku" (you help this child). It can appear in questions such as "Czy możesz mi pomóc?" or in statements about willingness or capability, for example "Chętnie ci pomogę" (I will gladly help you).

Notes: While pomagasz conveys present or habitual helping, the related verb pomóc marks a completed or forthcoming act of helping and is used when the emphasis is on the help being provided or promised. The form remains informal; a formal address would use a different structure, often with the verb pomoczyć or alternate phrasing.