No. 8,738 in Polish
robią
"Robią" means "they do" or "they make" in English.
In a sentence
Ludzie robią różne rzeczy w wolnym czasie.
People do various things in their free time.
In this sentence, "robią" is used as the standard present tense form of the verb "robić" (to do) for the third person plural, meaning "do".
Oni robią porządek w garażu.
They are cleaning up in the garage.
Here, "robią" is utilized to describe an ongoing action performed by the third person plural, equating the verb "robić" to "cleaning up" in this context.
Co oni robią teraz?
What are they doing now?
In this interrogative sentence, "robią" is applied to ask about the current activity of the third person plural, translating to "are doing".
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