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I know - I also speak Czech/Slovak. They were harder for me to learn than Russian specifically due to the extra mental load of having to manage another set of p
by atdrummond 4y ago
I know - I also speak Czech/Slovak. They were harder for me to learn than Russian specifically due to the extra mental load of having to manage another set of pronunciations for Latin letters. This is solely due to English being my first language.
- timeon 4y agoI see. Probably I have problem with English pronunciation for same reason (even if we ignore the vowel shift). edit: but now when I'm thinking about it bit more how is it with non-Slavic letters like ø, ü, å? As I have mentioned the vowel shift maybe even 'g', 'r', 'j'? And on the other hand Slovak have ľ and ô - which is ignored in my region and we just pronounce it as 'l' and 'o'.