theres a lot of them really

moer than in polish that is

besides, english is basically not phonetc spelling at all

English is the mutt of languages, so it's not surprise really

cupboard

you don pronounce the b

or the p

you dont? 😂

Maybe it's just that czech is similar but doesn't have that

not nearly as much

so I see the difference there

ye czech uses diactritics for polish diphtongues sz cz ye?

Yea, we evolved past the 13th century

ěščřžýáíé

but i dont think czech has them palatal consonants?

or you just add 'i' to them to make em so

no one knows what those are svar

I don't know what that is but it sounds made up

exactly

ś ć ź

Honestly though, with qwerty, the polish way seems way more convenient

@Dostayer IPA sucks balls too

yet its the only thing we have <:why:462286147473637407>

@leavethisbotnet there's one extra row of useless keys that people too poor to afford numpads use to type numbers with <:smugon:512048583806025739>

Like for example the "ch" sound is written as a diphtong /t͡ʃ/ and it is fucking not a diphtong at all

The only tolerable keyboards layout I know of is "US-eastern europe", which has the different letters under right alt

and 12345 are as they should be

Found the guy who can't afford a numpad

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Your tongue does not move from one place to another when you make the "ch" sound
it needs some unique sign like /č/

I'll confess I don't know IPA

I got numpad everywhere, it's not just numbers

it's !@#$%^&*() too

@Uksio you mean "ch" as in "ch" or "ch" as in "h" or "ch" as in "č"? <:hyperthink:462282519883284480>

I know IPA and it is hella inconsistent

tongue movements literally don mean anything

...

() on czech keyboards is really annoying

its the [t]'s explosive version of the sound [ʃ]

makes sense to me

@Xaverius the czech/polish/baltic č