„This part actually has only 3 consonants.“ Well thank god for that!

honestly the best pronunciation guide I've found yet! comparing to English words is exactly what I need!

it would be PARÓWO

So basically eveyrthing is about right but in tge Jesus case - it would be more "Dżizys", not "Dżizas"

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I feel a little less dumb now. Thanks

I've (tried to) learn many different languages of different language families and this is hands down the most entertaining language video I've ever seen, thank you.

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...who stepped in what now?

It’s interesting how much of that intro could be used straight up for a video about Welsh/Cymraeg. Great work!

As a Russian that has never learned Polish it's got much easier to understand some Polish after learning how to read it.

Just read it in cyrillic and you can say it.

Poľština medzi slovanskými jazykmi je ako francúština medzi románskymi :-)

Rozosmial si ma, bratku :-)

“Because English makes no sense” 10/10

Kurwa is literally in every Slavic vocabulary. Bulgarians use it. Romanians use. Everyone uses it. So it's an universal Slavic word.

I found that a most people say the "c" sound in pizza instead of zz.

Dzien dobry

Oddly enough, the letter A WAS actually more hard in the old days. You can see that with Queen Elizabeth, since her speeches were recorded over many years. Very early recordings of her voice show that she pronounced happy as "hāppy". But in more recent ones, from when she was already old, she made it into "hæppy", like Americans say it

Let's just say "B*tch" is a really universal language ! Every other countries in the world have a word for "B*tch" in their dictionary ! 😂

I guess Polish is unpronounceable for native Chinese or Japanese speakers because in these languages it imposible to have two consonants together inside a syllable but Polish have a lot of consonant clasters with three and more ones per syllable and such syllables go one after another.

If you think English is confusing, you'll have a stroke reading Danish 😅

This is amazing thank you so much ❤

How to Voltorb

It makes sense if you don't think about it...😂 moje ulubione.

Finally someone pointed out that the English vowels are inconsistent and bipolar

"Wszyscy is simple, everything is written the way it sounds" me - can't distinguish any of the sounds from each other and it all runs together like some sort of mouth fart.

But if you say "I don't speak Polish" in Polish isn't that a paradox

"It makes sense if you don't think about it"

Amazing

0:53 youre gonna what his first born? 💀

....what?

Poles should give some of their consonants to the Polynesians in exchange for a few vowels.

Hahahaha...😂😂😂 I couldnt excplain it better to the not Polaks... Ja Pjerdole... Hmmm maby the next frase to teach. Hahaha greetings from Polska. Wojciech 😊😊😊

The writing system makes much more sense than English (just like it does in Spanish) but man... those sound combinations are hard as f to pronounce to me ... But hey your style is amazilingy funny. Maybe some day I will learn Polish

Best fucking explanation of the Polish pronunciations I've ever heard.

Stick-figures are a superior art form! I think this is pretty instructive, as a curious, not yet Polish speaker. Thanks for sharing :) We already have rolling Rs in Swedish. So that's easy enough. And yes, English is pretty weird.

Hahaha very funny "in English vowels have dreams and can be anything they want to be" 😂 Just a side comment, the "o" in "mob", "rob" and "stop" are the same. It's Americans that pronounce it with the "ah" sound.

Zrób wideo o fragmencie "ty bałwanie jeden!"

as a random russian slav, i know 30% of polish without knowing how to read polish the whole time

As a speaker of Argentine Spanish, the pronunciation is quite comfortable and easy for me, now, the difficult thing is to remember everything.

Uwielbiam uczyć się mojego własnego języka xD

I myself tend to use " A chuj mnie to" which for anglophones would literally mean "Dick me it". Polish is weird

Y is pronounced ɨ. English does not have ɨ. "System" is pronounced /ˈsɪstəm/ not /ˈsɨstəm/. In my experience English speakers cannot pronounce ɨ and when asked to, they say ə.

Even as a Hungarian this was confusing

4:18 tarzan

Technically, english is worse than polish as is too fluid

kogo to gòwno obchodzi

ja nie wiem czy uczę się tu polskiego czy angielskiego xD

mmm war thunder