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Polish Language Pronunciation - Example Words and Phrases


crazy4poles  
14 May 2007 /  #91
Merged:How do you say and pronounce 'I love you, so **** me' in Polish?

I know this sounds weird, but how do you say and pronounce 'I love you, so **** me' in Polish?
Michal  - | 1865  
14 May 2007 /  #92
Ja kocham cie, a wiec prosze .......... mnie.
telefonitika  
14 May 2007 /  #93
'I love you, so **** me' in Polish?

nowt like being to the point is there!!!!
80skid  
14 May 2007 /  #94
Wojciech

I knew a Wojciech living in Utica, New York. He pronounced it Voy-tek, and he emigrated from Poland when he was 13.
Eurola  4 | 1898  
14 May 2007 /  #95
Wojciech sounds pretty official. I'm sure his friends and family call him Wojtek (Voy-tek).
His wife might call him Wojtus, Wojteczek... (Voy-tush, Voy-techek) :)
Goonie  8 | 242  
14 May 2007 /  #96
I changed my name when i came to the states from wojciech to wojtek and soon going to voytek :)

makes life more simple
purpleAVAcado  
22 May 2007 /  #97
So is the end of the sound like the "ay" in say?

Thanks...Sounds like it might "almost" be like the a in say, but short without the "y" dipthong...?
Like Chante (if there was an accent on the last e)?

Thanks again....really trying to get it right!
glowa  1 | 291  
22 May 2007 /  #98
like 'i' i 'wip' for example

this is exactly the sound of the letter 'y' in Polish
ella  - | 46  
22 May 2007 /  #99
trz = like "ch" in cherry
y = like "y" in adultery or "y" in advocacy
Goonie  8 | 242  
22 May 2007 /  #100
chty :)

its hard for english
glowa  1 | 291  
23 May 2007 /  #101
y = like "y" in adultery or "y" in advocacy

no, it's not, unless as in 'adultery' pronounced with a heavy Polish accent :), no kidding, must be a local thing or something, but i heard that the pronounciation of the last 'y' can change. the most simillar to Polish 'y' i heard in an English program was in 'Minister, Minister', where the speak with this posh sort of an accent.
ella  - | 46  
24 May 2007 /  #102
that's why the best way to learn pronunciation of any word and in any language is through : listen (native speaker) and repeat
Help  
3 Jun 2007 /  #103
Merged:Need help with pronunciation "Tudruj" please

What is the correct way to say "Tudruj" ... this is a last name of a Polish neighbor. Thanks.
Help  
3 Jun 2007 /  #105
Thanks Goonie....a little more help....would tu-droy be close or is is like you wrote as one smooth word? The "r" was rolled a little when I heard it though. Is there more of a hit or accent at the "d" tu-Droy ? Hope that makes sence.
Dagmara  1 | 38  
3 Jun 2007 /  #106
one smooth word, accent always falls on the first syllable, r's are always hard
Goonie  8 | 242  
3 Jun 2007 /  #107
the u is a longer sound.. so it wouldnt be droy.. hard for me to write it out phonetically :)

the r is a rolling rrrrrr :D
Eurola  4 | 1898  
3 Jun 2007 /  #108
OK, let me try

Tood-rooy
Dagmara  1 | 38  
5 Jun 2007 /  #109
go to ivo.pl and type in trzy in the little window and click on "odczytaj" and a voice will pronounce it for you.

make sure you pick the Polish speaking Ewa or Jacek

make sure you pick the Polish speaking Ewa or Jacek
chrish  
8 Jun 2007 /  #110
How to say 'Three' in polish.

Any ideas?
FISZ  24 | 2116  
8 Jun 2007 /  #111
Trzy :)
chrishNo  
8 Jun 2007 /  #112
Thanks for that FiSZ....
FISZ  24 | 2116  
8 Jun 2007 /  #113
no problem
yank  - | 7  
9 Jun 2007 /  #114
Start with putting your tongue towards your upper teeth somehow almost between the upper row of your teeth and the lower row like when you pronounce the english th. Contrary to speaking the th while pronouncing trzy the front part of the tongue is not free in your mouth but pressed on the palatine right behind your upper teeth. From this basic position your click the tongue backwards, its tip showing upwards and moving backwards.

I hope that helped a little bit ;)
xXlisaXx  8 | 182  
9 Jun 2007 /  #115
yank i don't get that, my tongue is in knots lol

I,m learning the numbers to and i'v listened to it over and over. The only thing i think it sounds like is saying the word 'stair' very short and quick, but i don't know if that is right.
xXlisaXx  8 | 182  
9 Jun 2007 /  #117
grzegorz pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaassssssssssseeeeeee help?

i have 3 3's in my telephone number so i need to know how to say it or i'll have to change my number lol
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
9 Jun 2007 /  #118
grzegorz pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaassssssssssseeeeeee help?

I don't know how to explain that. Sorry.
xXlisaXx  8 | 182  
9 Jun 2007 /  #119
i don't know, usless lol
i'll just have to change my number
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
9 Jun 2007 /  #120
lisa,

Do you want 3,3,3 or 333

Try this: 'chi' as in chips.

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