no, the pronunciation is

grammar in general utilizes familiar formats, as polish is an indo-european language like english

however the cases will certainly be a peoblem

but i'm yet to see a foreigner who can speak polish with a pronunciation that can match that of a native speaker

even when listening to specialists who have studied polish language for years i can still clearly see that it's not their native language

and i'm saying that they can't pronounce the words like us, in the early stages of learning you will have to learn just how to say many sounds that are new to you in the first place

what does huhu mean?

nothing in polish

you can be gay in a more classy way if you know polish

>but i'm yet to see a foreigner who can speak polish with a pronunciation that can match that of a native speaker
no one cares, you can't speak English with native pronounciation and accent either

Polish pronounciation isn't that hard, there are no special snowflake sounds, it's just there are blocks of consonants

I've got rid of my accent
so when People hear me speak in English they think I'm from the US

this, you're wrong anon

it's relatively easy to get rid of your accent in english

but i've never seen anyone who managed to do it in polish

also there are many sounds that can be described as "special snowflake sounds", like ś, ć, ź or dź

everyone thinks english is the easiest thing on earth because its the primary language of the world, everyone is heavily exposed to it

>it's relatively easy to get rid of your accent in english
then get rid of it and show me your results : )

>but i've never seen anyone who managed to do it in polish
how many people who were learning polish you've seen in total

I might point to pajeets and others speaking abhorrent english living in an anglo country for decades too

but anyway, Polish pronunciation isn't that much of a problem, the real hell is the grammar

it might appear stupidly complicated

but tbh I have no slightest idea about Arabic grammar so 🤷

Arabic Grammar is the worst of the worst.
no matter how hard and stupid Polish Grammar is, it would never reach the same level as Arabic Grammar

niggowie

english easy because there isnt as much conjugation

less female/male forms

>I cant think of a valid reason to learn polish
I can. Wife.

>no one cares, you can't speak English with native pronounciation and accent either
yes you can, but it's not worth the effort
especially because there is this thing, where people (and it's an universal thing, not just polish, English, etc) prefer when you're distinguishable as a foreigner from native people. Even when they accept you and the society in mind isn't xenophobic in general.

>everyone thinks english is the easiest thing on earth because its the primary language of the world, everyone is heavily exposed to it
I agree. English isn't as easy as it looks. It's just that everyone can (or more like, has to) practice it everyday.

>then get rid of it and show me your results : )
a couple of voice emission classes and 1-2 years of practice and you're golden 👍
the real question is "is it worth it?"
I've heard immigrant kids who go to those posh English public schools with boarding schools sometimes do that just for the sake of fitting in. Don't ask me how it goes though, I doubt it works how they'd expect.

>then get rid of it and show me your results

come on anon, this argument is too dumb for you xD

>how many people who were learning polish you've seen in total

i was talking about polish phililogists

>Polish pronunciation isn't that much of a problem, the real hell is the grammar
it might appear stupidly complicated

again, i disagree, polish phonetics are complex and exotic when compared to the english phonetics while grammar is rather similar

no its not similar, in English order matters, no conjugation at all besides personal pronouns

who claims polish and english grammars are similar? wtf <:thonking:318673885497262091>

>not embracing your partner's native culture