The "się" is usually after the verb ("(nie) schodzi się") but sometimes before ("się (nie) schodzi"). How does this change the meaning, if at all?
I beg to differ. Both are OK for me.But in some sentences only one word order sound natrally.
Lubię się myć. - ok
Lubię myć się. - nop
Just like me.I would accept "Lubię myć się w potoku.", but not separately *Lubię myć się*.
I beg to differ to your differ. One is more preferable and natural to me! 😅I beg to differ. Both are OK for me.