How to Read Polish As An American || FOREIGN REACTS

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How to read Polish or something

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[bvdswqawe]

this is Polish spelling, much simpler than English spelling and it means "all are generously stroking restrained bees."

[MichalTerajewicz]

The guy should have started with easier words, like a cat. A cat = kot. You pronaunce it:
k like k in "key". O like o in "old" (but very short). T like t in table or tea or ten.
But the rule is the same: Polish is a phonetic language. Every letter (or double letters like "sz") are always pronaunced almost exactly the same. All of them are the same length (short, but you can make them long if you want to emphasise something), same intonation (you can use different intonation if you want to emphasise something). If you start with some easier to pronaunce words you can manage.
Don't waste your time on "chrząszcz" (a beetle). Start with "kot" (a cat) or "kos" (a blackbird) and so on. Baby steps.

[gamerek]

wait about he finds out about:
wyrewolwerowany rewolwerowiec wyrewolwerował w rozentuzjazmowanym tłumie

[andrewwalter]

Lots of, if not half of Polish people do not know and speak correctly their own language.

[CrazyGamerStudios]

Jak Czarnoskórzy w Polsce, to tylko z USA ];-D. W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie ];-D... . W Strzegocinie Grzegrzółka dobrała się do tyłka wójta.