qnicet
6 Dec 2007
Language / ż ź dź dż sz cz ś ć - which give most problems to foreigners? [65]
Which of them (title) is the biggest problem for foreigners?
Which of them (title) is the biggest problem for foreigners?
qnicet
6 Dec 2007
Language / ż ź dź dż sz cz ś ć - which give most problems to foreigners? [65]
Well in case of ch-h i don't find .any difference. My mum was teaching me how to distinguish phonetically chleb and hak in order to write it corectly but u know... i just learnt it by heart :p
The older generation must have recognized these two sounds somehow but not mine anymore. Remember guys, the language changes... :]
Well in case of ch-h i don't find .any difference. My mum was teaching me how to distinguish phonetically chleb and hak in order to write it corectly but u know... i just learnt it by heart :p
The older generation must have recognized these two sounds somehow but not mine anymore. Remember guys, the language changes... :]
qnicet
6 Dec 2007
Language / ż ź dź dż sz cz ś ć - which give most problems to foreigners? [65]
Well ch as in chleb was this ch with a little bit of spit (like in arabic) and the h was smooth, like in Hull. I think this difference faded somehow and probably very few people would recognize them now. Poles (especially teens) confuse them in writing very often, which looks really terrible.
Well ch as in chleb was this ch with a little bit of spit (like in arabic) and the h was smooth, like in Hull. I think this difference faded somehow and probably very few people would recognize them now. Poles (especially teens) confuse them in writing very often, which looks really terrible.
qnicet
8 Dec 2007
Language / ż ź dź dż sz cz ś ć - which give most problems to foreigners? [65]
guys about ś and sz - maybe someone have mentioned it before - i just scanned this thread -
ś - is back palatal, back tongue touches somewhere beetwen back and middle palate, while the tip of tongue touches your lower teeth.
sz - back tongue is in low position while tip rolls and touches mid palate.
I hope this will help. If not, i can show it if someone lives in Leeds :]
guys about ś and sz - maybe someone have mentioned it before - i just scanned this thread -
ś - is back palatal, back tongue touches somewhere beetwen back and middle palate, while the tip of tongue touches your lower teeth.
sz - back tongue is in low position while tip rolls and touches mid palate.
I hope this will help. If not, i can show it if someone lives in Leeds :]
qnicet
9 Dec 2007
Genealogy / Looking for Kupers. [9]
As I posted somewhere before - try Red Cross. They might help you. My uncle from uk found me through Red Cross :]
As I posted somewhere before - try Red Cross. They might help you. My uncle from uk found me through Red Cross :]