heres how you pronounce polish letters and mixed letters A - A (the one with single sound, like the letter O in english word "now" Ą - OW B - B C - TS CZ - CH D - D DZ - Ђ (DJ) DŹ - high-tone syllabic DJ DŻ - deep DJ E - E (the one like in english word "bed") Ę - EW but slower F - F G - G (the one when you say "Gone") H - H (the one when you say "Hand") CH - H (the one when you say "Hand") I - E J - Y K - K L - L Ł - W M - M N - N Ń - high-tone syllabic N P - P R - Rolling R RZ - deep SCH S - S Ś - high-tone syllabic S SZ - SCH T - T U - OO Ó - OO W - V Y - Slavic Y (idk how to describe) Z - Z Ź - high-tone syllabic Z Ż - deep SCH
The Polish pronunciation in this video is making me cringe. Pronouncing "Polish" as in "Nail polish", "sześć" as in "sheesh!" instead of "shehszt" (although I feel like that one was deliberate)...🤣 I'm learning Polish (and I'm also Polish-American - heard a lot of correct pronunciation from my grandparents).
A lot of languages have a gender for their nouns. For example Spanish. In Spanish both a chair (una silla) and a table (una mesa) are females. Does it have more sens? And the Duolingo Spanish course also has a lot of strange sentences.
Men, learn Polish alphabet first - there’s a vid titled “how to read Polish or smth” and it makes life muuuch easier - if you’ll give it some shots 😅 Good luck learning Polish 🫰
@@karczameczka yeah. Beacose when u know each letter u can read any work, not like in english. Jn polish every letter is spoken how it is(beside some softening so words r possible and other "shortcuts" (like w -> f jabłko -> japko etc))
You should be glad that Duolingo does not teach you apple varieties... papierówki, jonagold, idared, gala, szara reneta, rubin... and 20 more 😂 yeah... apples are life 😂😂 I'm Polish and I agree
ok so 1. apple 2. evil 3. everything has genders so when u say ten it means masculine ta is feminine and to is neutral and it adds nothing to the language except calling kot it and pig she 4.idk 5. it's a slavic language your w is wrong for not being a w but an ł 6. why some sounds make same sound omg ż rz and more and more I hate this
Ah yes, my favourite phrase in french is "Je suis un cheval" (I'm a horse) or we can also say in german "Ist deutchland in wien" (Is Germany in Viena?)
heres how you pronounce polish letters and mixed letters
A - A (the one with single sound, like the letter O in english word "now"
Ą - OW
B - B
C - TS
CZ - CH
D - D
DZ - Ђ (DJ)
DŹ - high-tone syllabic DJ
DŻ - deep DJ
E - E (the one like in english word "bed")
Ę - EW but slower
F - F
G - G (the one when you say "Gone")
H - H (the one when you say "Hand")
CH - H (the one when you say "Hand")
I - E
J - Y
K - K
L - L
Ł - W
M - M
N - N
Ń - high-tone syllabic N
P - P
R - Rolling R
RZ - deep SCH
S - S
Ś - high-tone syllabic S
SZ - SCH
T - T
U - OO
Ó - OO
W - V
Y - Slavic Y (idk how to describe)
Z - Z
Ź - high-tone syllabic Z
Ż - deep SCH
Americans pronouncing ł: 😯☹️😬😐😵💫😵😵😵
The Polish pronunciation in this video is making me cringe. Pronouncing "Polish" as in "Nail polish", "sześć" as in "sheesh!" instead of "shehszt" (although I feel like that one was deliberate)...🤣 I'm learning Polish (and I'm also Polish-American - heard a lot of correct pronunciation from my grandparents).
@@JenniferPolish the voice is AI generated and it reads in English and not in Polish. That's why all Polish words are written so weird 😅
Duo is green diddy 💀💀💀
As a pole i have no idea what to say except: Zielone jabłka znajdą Twój dom, i liczę, iż będziesz umiał napisać referat na ich temat . Powodzenia
A lot of languages have a gender for their nouns. For example Spanish. In Spanish both a chair (una silla) and a table (una mesa) are females. Does it have more sens? And the Duolingo Spanish course also has a lot of strange sentences.
i'm not straight 2:01
hahah I love you
This is clearly an AI voice, nobody says Pōlish.
It is AI
Men, learn Polish alphabet first - there’s a vid titled “how to read Polish or smth” and it makes life muuuch easier - if you’ll give it some shots 😅 Good luck learning Polish 🫰
@@karczameczka yeah. Beacose when u know each letter u can read any work, not like in english. Jn polish every letter is spoken how it is(beside some softening so words r possible and other "shortcuts" (like w -> f jabłko -> japko etc))
You should be glad that Duolingo does not teach you apple varieties... papierówki, jonagold, idared, gala, szara reneta, rubin... and 20 more 😂 yeah... apples are life 😂😂 I'm Polish and I agree
ok so
1. apple
2. evil
3. everything has genders so when u say ten it means masculine ta is feminine and to is neutral and it adds nothing to the language except calling kot it and pig she
4.idk
5. it's a slavic language your w is wrong for not being a w but an ł
6. why some sounds make same sound omg ż rz and more and more I hate this
Hmm
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Nima bu videoda?
Please stop Rickrolling me
Ah yes, my favourite phrase in french is "Je suis un cheval" (I'm a horse) or we can also say in german "Ist deutchland in wien" (Is Germany in Viena?)