OP discovers exceptions. Truly unique feature of polish language, never even heard of anywhere in the world.
👀
It literally says “most”.
Doesn’t your language have exceptions?
I am learning Polish at the moment. I learned some grammar rules. So far only “Biernik liczby mnogiej” seems hard for me.
Yes, the language is hard, but not impossible
Complaints such as these are the cringe of the highest order…
Slavic tongues are the best ever. We need to preserve them and their uniqueness and complexity and not complain that there is some “difficult” or “illogical” stuff.
Who cares, for natives it is not difficult and for learners it is endless source of wonder and satistfaction. If it were not, they have no business of learning it.
he thinked only Polish haves exceptions
Guys, I don’t think he’s actually complaining. He’s just making fun of how difficult the language can be. He obviously is interested in learning the language
Spiewam kurwe
Really. I’m from poland and for me polish is hard but english is easy so idk what’s wrong with me.
I want to learn but I’m so intimidated
see the word
Ukłuć
It’s about pricking with a syringe needle to make an injection. Nurse ukłuje … Not ukłuci
There is a better exception. When I come to my friend’s house, and someone else opens the door, you ask:
– Jest X? (Is X [at home])?
– Nie ma (No, not have)
The verb `to be` changes to `to have`.
Hats off to people learning polish! 😀
I have no idea why would you want to learn ourn language, but its cool, non the less 🙂 Cheers!
>English spelling vs pronunciation
checkmate
After one or 2 vodka, everything started to make sense to me…😁
Upvote for the final face
Also, in many words r changes into rz
Differentiating between „male and alive“ and „male person“ for noun declination is also another funny quirk of the Polish language
I am native myself but I suppose for foirgeners it is fucking difficult with all ortography, grammar and fucked up shit our language offers. But to make you a little happier, it is difficult even if you speak and write polish all of your life
Polish doesn’t even feel like it has any rules. You just learn it by experience
Can anyone identify/recognise which book is that?
He says “let’s look at the examples” and then points to a table where it specifically says “these are EXCEPTIONS”. Please learn to read. 🙃
doobee
i wonder what the most difficult official language is
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OP discovers exceptions. Truly unique feature of polish language, never even heard of anywhere in the world.
👀
It literally says “most”.
Doesn’t your language have exceptions?
I am learning Polish at the moment. I learned some grammar rules. So far only “Biernik liczby mnogiej” seems hard for me.
Yes, the language is hard, but not impossible
Complaints such as these are the cringe of the highest order…
Slavic tongues are the best ever. We need to preserve them and their uniqueness and complexity and not complain that there is some “difficult” or “illogical” stuff.
Who cares, for natives it is not difficult and for learners it is endless source of wonder and satistfaction. If it were not, they have no business of learning it.
he thinked only Polish haves exceptions
Guys, I don’t think he’s actually complaining. He’s just making fun of how difficult the language can be. He obviously is interested in learning the language
Spiewam kurwe
Really. I’m from poland and for me polish is hard but english is easy so idk what’s wrong with me.
I want to learn but I’m so intimidated
see the word
Ukłuć
It’s about pricking with a syringe needle to make an injection. Nurse ukłuje … Not ukłuci
There is a better exception. When I come to my friend’s house, and someone else opens the door, you ask:
– Jest X? (Is X [at home])?
– Nie ma (No, not have)
The verb `to be` changes to `to have`.
Hats off to people learning polish! 😀
I have no idea why would you want to learn ourn language, but its cool, non the less 🙂 Cheers!
>English spelling vs pronunciation
checkmate
After one or 2 vodka, everything started to make sense to me…😁
Upvote for the final face
Also, in many words r changes into rz
Differentiating between „male and alive“ and „male person“ for noun declination is also another funny quirk of the Polish language
I am native myself but I suppose for foirgeners it is fucking difficult with all ortography, grammar and fucked up shit our language offers. But to make you a little happier, it is difficult even if you speak and write polish all of your life
Polish doesn’t even feel like it has any rules. You just learn it by experience
Can anyone identify/recognise which book is that?
He says “let’s look at the examples” and then points to a table where it specifically says “these are EXCEPTIONS”. Please learn to read. 🙃
doobee
i wonder what the most difficult official language is