"Prof. Dr. Eduard Werner / Edward Wornar" wrote:
> 
> On Monday 12 May 2003 14:55, Michal Rudolf wrote:
> > >A similar correction
> > >
> > >plural=n%10==1 && %n != 11 ? 0
> > >instead of plural=n==1 ? 0
> > >
> > >is necessary for other Slavic languages like Polish or >Russian (with
> >
> > numbers like 21, 71, 101, but not 11 the >nom sg is used).
> >
> > Don't fix it if it isn't broken ;-)
> > For Polish, nom sg is used only for n=1.
> 
> This is plainly wrong:
> 
> 101 trees = sto i jedne drzewo (not "sto i jedne drzew").

Hmmm... The form you used is not the basic form. It's like saying "one
hundred and one", not "one houndred one".
The correct forms are:

1 - jedno drzewo
2 - dwa drzewa
5 - pięć drzew
11 - jedenaście drzew
12 - dwanaście drzew
101 - sto jeden drzew
102 - sto dwa drzewa
105 - sto pięć drzew

Polish is pretty complicated ;)

> Serdecznie pozdrawia

Ja również pozdrawiam :)

	Krzysztof Lichota