Wchodcie

Wchodcie does not constitute a standard entry in Polish dictionaries. It is typically seen as a nonstandard or misspelled form related to the imperative of the verb wchodzić (to enter). The correct second-person plural imperative is wchodźcie, with the diacritic on the letter ź.

In practice, forms like wchodcie may appear in contexts where diacritics are omitted, in informal digital text, or as a typographical error. Because it diverges from the standard spelling, it is generally treated as nonstandard and not a separate lexical item. If encountered in Polish writing, it is best interpreted as an incorrect variant of wchodźcie, rather than as a distinct word.

Usage notes: Polish imperatives vary by formality and number. The standard imperative addressing multiple people is wchodźcie. The presence or absence of diacritics can affect both pronunciation and recognition, since ź is pronounced differently from z. In formal or carefully edited text, the correct form wchodźcie should be used; in casual or poorly edited material, the nonstandard wchodcie may appear, but it carries a higher risk of confusion or mispronunciation. See also wchodzić, wchodźcie, and the general rules of Polish imperative forms.