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Polish, for the most part: https://youtu.be/UUA1qrx6QB4?t=1m35s https://youtu.be/UUA1qrx6QB4?t=1m35s
by dwdz 8y ago
Polish, for the most part: https://youtu.be/UUA1qrx6QB4?t=1m35s https://youtu.be/UUA1qrx6QB4?t=1m35s
- maze-le 8y agoReally? Interesting... whenever I am in Poland I stand in awe and bewilderment before a (seemingly) never ending successions of consonants (mainly c,s,z,r,l,w and k) -- and I am never able to tell how a word is pronounced. Its probably a bit like in german, where a group of consonants can form exactly one phoneme ('sch' -- [∫]).
- anewone 8y agoYes, digraphs involving z are quite common in Polish so it's not as bad as it looks. Still, English would never have a string of them like "szcz" ("shch" in English orthography).