Talk:Polish language/Alphabet and phonetics

Latest comment: 15 years ago by 00iCon in topic Corrections

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  1. Democrats
  2. Hemp
  3. Foot
  4. Book
  5. Cushion
  6. Heats
  7. Cook
  8. Year
  9. Shoot
  10. Spend
  11. Charity
  12. Want
  13. White
  14. Hop
  15. Sheet
  16. Rich
  17. Heats
  18. Genes or Jeans
  19. Open
  20. Shoot
  21. Swamp
  22. Cheap
  23. Japan
  24. Poland
  25. Hoof
  26. Hooves
  27. Yellow
  28. Sensible
  29. Erasure - band (naughty, I know)
  30. Javelin

How did you do? Donek (talk) - Go raibh mile maith agaibh 00:06, 21 August 2008 (UTC)Reply

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Are you sure about the following?

  • Oo - This represents the English "o" sound in "pot" and "hop", but at the end of a word represents the English "o" sound in "go" and "piano".
  • Dd - The same sound as the "Dd" sound in English. At the end of a word, it becomes the English "Tt" sound.
  • Ńń - This represents the "ñ" sound in "El Niño" (except, for example, in the word "elephant" or [[[w:pl:Słoń_afrykański|"słoń")]]].

Could you provide examples of Poloish words where this applies? I can give the example of 'okno' (i.e. window) to counter the first point.

Also ć and cz make different sounds. I corrected your article.--00iCon 03:26, 9 December 2009 (UTC)Reply

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Demokrac - Demokras - Демокрэс Ćaryti - Charity (the "r" should be heard more) - Чэрыти (не Четыре) Słab - Swob - Своб Hęp - Hep/hip - Хэп Łat - Whot - Вот Cip - Sip - Сипь (ну как Зипь) Fót - Fyut - Фють Łajd - Waid' - Вэйдь Dżapan - Juepan - Джяпэн Buk - Book (the "oo" is shorther, instant) - Бук — Preceding unsigned comment added by 11 May 2019‎ (talkcontribs) 31.200.14.6 (UTC)

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