Yanchao
16 Feb 2008
Language / List of Polish consonants [8]
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Difference between Soft Consonatns & Hard Consonants
I'm a beginning learner of Polish.
Courses on Polish stress the difference of soft consonants and hard consonants.
For example, aries.com.pl/grzegorzj/kurs/0.html
I follow the tips there to practice the so-called softened consonants but actually I don't tell the difference when hearing my own pronunciation of a softened consonant and a hard(normal) one.
So my question is: Is there really a distinguishable difference for the listener in pronunciation between softened p, f, w, m, w and hard ones? If yes, what's the difference?
Thanks a lot.
Thread attached on merging:
Difference between Soft Consonatns & Hard Consonants
I'm a beginning learner of Polish.
Courses on Polish stress the difference of soft consonants and hard consonants.
For example, aries.com.pl/grzegorzj/kurs/0.html
I follow the tips there to practice the so-called softened consonants but actually I don't tell the difference when hearing my own pronunciation of a softened consonant and a hard(normal) one.
So my question is: Is there really a distinguishable difference for the listener in pronunciation between softened p, f, w, m, w and hard ones? If yes, what's the difference?
Thanks a lot.