Bratwurst Boy 10 | 12869
25 Aug 2021 #151
I hasten to add: "Let's try Polish" :)
POLES vs BULGARIANS
Incidentally, I meant "open" vowels-:)
@Bratwurst Boy ; przed bezwzgledna nastepstw.
It is not correct. Przed bezwzglednymi nastepstwami, or przed bezwzglednoscia nastepstw would be better.
It is not correct. Przed bezwzglednymi nastepstwami, or przed bezwzglednoscia nastepstw would be better.
Bratwurst Boy 10 | 12869
26 Aug 2021 #154
Thank you! :)
I just recognize that "lods" dilemma....heh:)
I just recognize that "lods" dilemma....heh:)
Actually the pronunciation of Łodź by itself is better rendered "wootch" since the final dź is devoiced (pronounced like ć )
if you add an ending the vowel changes to o (like Spanish o) and the dź is pronounced like dź
W Łodzi (in Łódź) v WOH-jee
Many (most? all?) people from Łódź tend to say 'miasto Łódź' instead of Lódź (at least when talking to people from other parts of the country:
'Mieszkam w mieście Łodzi.' rather than 'Mieszkam w Łodzi.'
if you add an ending the vowel changes to o (like Spanish o) and the dź is pronounced like dź
W Łodzi (in Łódź) v WOH-jee
Many (most? all?) people from Łódź tend to say 'miasto Łódź' instead of Lódź (at least when talking to people from other parts of the country:
'Mieszkam w mieście Łodzi.' rather than 'Mieszkam w Łodzi.'
@Bratwurst Boy
Germans like to sing "Wir fahren nach Lodz", but none of them can pronounce the word correctly.
Germans like to sing "Wir fahren nach Lodz", but none of them can pronounce the word correctly.
Bratwurst Boy 10 | 12869
26 Aug 2021 #157
Nope!
I remember singing loudly and happily: "Wir fahr'n nach Lotsch" :)
I remember singing loudly and happily: "Wir fahr'n nach Lotsch" :)
Better "Lodsch" than "Litzmannstadt" (Lieber Lodsch als Litzmannstadt), he-he!
Ya better never ever Litzmannstadt. You must know it better.
That's what my post said.