I mean you don't really have to be to understand what she is saying. Pretty much any slavic language could decipher that.
I know, I'm Czech and I can somewhat understand Ukrainiann or Russian.
Well your name clearly states that. I have the most trouble with polish and the eastern Slavic languages.
i think spoken polish is easier to understand for other slavic language speakers, written polish well, sorry about that, we got carried away with spellings chrzebrzeszczyns away
I'm Czech and I can understand written polish only if I read it aloud.
it's likewise for me with Czech my slavic friend! :) and i really have to squint my ears for that to work
Even spoken polish is giberish to me. But what can you do. Slovenian is probably the same to polish speakers
What is she saying?? ;0
"Is it already Monday?"
Thanks, poor miku tho
You Slovak??
I mean you don't really have to be to understand what she is saying. Pretty much any slavic language could decipher that.
I know, I'm Czech and I can somewhat understand Ukrainiann or Russian.
Well your name clearly states that. I have the most trouble with polish and the eastern Slavic languages.
i think spoken polish is easier to understand for other slavic language speakers, written polish well, sorry about that, we got carried away with spellings chrzebrzeszczyns away
I'm Czech and I can understand written polish only if I read it aloud.
it's likewise for me with Czech my slavic friend! :) and i really have to squint my ears for that to work
Even spoken polish is giberish to me. But what can you do. Slovenian is probably the same to polish speakers
Word for Monday got me but yeah.
Pondelok is more fun to say than Monday, at least
Looks like SOMEONE's got a case of the Pondeloks!
To juĆŒ jest poniedziaĆek?