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Nope. That is why people struggle with Danish o,ø,å,y,u and a,æ. But in reality, at least for Croatia, the differences in dialects mean that in some dialects
by Kosirich 5y ago
Nope.
That is why people struggle with Danish o,ø,å,y,u and a,æ.
But in reality, at least for Croatia, the differences in dialects mean that in some dialects some words with "o" are pronounced as "ø", or "a" as "æ"...
Anyway, reading Slavic compared to English/Danish is a piece of cake. Grammar on the other hand...