No. 11,595 in Polish
każą
"Każą" means "they order" or "they command."
In a sentence
Rodzice zawsze każą dzieciom odrabiać zadania domowe.
Parents always tell children to do their homework.
In this sentence, 'każą' means 'tell' or 'instruct' and is used to indicate a demand or instruction given by someone in authority.
Każą nam czekać na dworcu przez godzinę.
They are making us wait at the station for an hour.
Here, 'każą' is used to denote 'making someone do something', implying a lack of immediate choice or compliance with an external demand.
Dlaczego zawsze każą nam wszystko robić sami?
Why do they always make us do everything ourselves?
In this example, 'każą' emphasizes the imposition of a task or responsibility on someone, reflecting a rule or an unavoidable condition.
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