American Tries Saying The HARDEST Polish Tongue Twisters

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[michal.dragon]

1. It's not just a table with broken legs. It's rather a table that someone has broken legs off.

[skrzatnarybach]

z wymową i czytaniem dobrze Ci idzie, zdolny jestes, mysle, ze max rok i bedziesz na luzie gadal

[xcd]

I'm impressed with your progress, good job!

[kamilrichert]

Your pronunciation is really good. Some of this tongue-twisters are designed to be difficult specifically when you say them fast (primary example being the soup one, to lesser extent king Carol one) which is why they don't get easy even when you get comfortable with Polish. The better you speak the language, the faster (to certain extent) you go which in turn makes those more difficult. Because of this it's worth it to revisit them from time to time

[dakorn]

I watch your films from time to time. When it comes to learning polish, I think you are doing really great and It seems to me that you have a kind of natural ability to acquire any language. Good luck, fingers crossed.

[margplsr]

difficulty for polish people is when you try to speak it very fast.

[piotrlitwic]

Impressive. A lot of improvement there, if I do say so myself. Keep up the good work, I can't wait to see how quickly you can progress further.

[dariuszp.]

Świetnie Ci idzie - tak trzymaj - ładnie już czytasz!

[Piotr-ns]

Znakomite postępy! Gratulacje. Świetnie sobie radzisz z polskimi dwuznakami: rz, cz, sz itd. Jak to opanujesz to polski jest dość łatwy do przeczytania. Wymowa to osobna sprawa. Odmiana przez przypadki, rodzaje, tryby, itp.? Nigdy całkowicie nie opanujesz, chyba że jesteś geniuszem.

[michadybczak]

You got them more or less, except of "W Szczebrzeszynie...". That came out incomprehensible. Many of them are harder for natives because we don't focus on the syllables to read them one by one, but on the words and meaning, so we say them quickly and the tongue is not catching up, making simplifications. For example:
Jola lojalna, Jola nielojalna i often incorrectly said as: Jola lojalna, Jola niejolajna. Or "ząb zupa, dąb zupa". It bases on the fact that the first part has words staring with z, while the second tricks you to say them with d, hence dupa instead zupa.

[arekzawistowski]

"ząb zupa zębowa, dąb zupa dębowa" should be said in like 2 seconds. 3 max

[beatkabaca]

Bravo, gratulację!Jak ty już pięknie czytasz znasz ł , rz,cz,sz,wypowiadałeś te zdania bardzo poprawnie !

[Dukatovny]

WTF? After month of learning and year of listening our language "on street"?
You're amazing!

[pawekosiewicz]

Actually you are doing great. I'm impressed

[apro]

Really good job! I'm impressed :) Keep going 👍

[rodzioh]

Wyrewolwerowany rewolwerowiec wyrewolwerował innego wyrewolwerowanego rewolwerowca

[LoveLas-mxcl]

Raz poczciwy Poczmistrz z Tczewa na czczo ćwiczył kroki cza-czy. - szybko wymawiany poczmistrz z Tczewa gwarantuje oplucie. A wymawiane tylko te dwa słowa przez minutę w pętli gwarantują ból głowy i zmęczenie. 🤣

[pikus]

Wyrewolwerowany kaloryfer. Mój ulubiony to "Coż że ze Szwecji" - jednokrotne nie jest trudne, ale im szybciej i częściej się powtarza nie ma opcji aby za każdym razem to wymawiać poprawnie.

[agata]

Wow, very impressive! As everyone here writes, some of these sentences are difficult for a native Polish speaker to pronounce, so respect, because you're doing great. I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hope you don't flee through this depressing Polish winter season 😉