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At this point it’s a unique aspect of the language, so much so that changing sz to š for example would feel like a betrayal. There are also a few letters withou
by keiferski 2y ago
At this point it’s a unique aspect of the language, so much so that changing sz to š for example would feel like a betrayal. There are also a few letters without similar sounds in other Slavic languages (ą and ę) so you’d end up retaining those anyway.
- int_19h 2y agoThose make sense since they aren't digraphs. But c'mon, comparing Czech to Polish, it's pretty clear which orthography was designed first, and which learned from the mistakes of the other :)
- lifestyleguru 2y agoOk, is it a declaration of war?!
- voytec 1y agoNaaah, let's exchange knedlíky and pierogi recipes, make silly jokes about the other language over a few beers and we're good.