Why do Poles hate vowels?

Why do Poles hate vowels?

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They're pretty useless if you axe me.

Also first paragraph:
104/246=42.3% vowels

First paragraph google translated to English:
100/243=41.2% vowels

OH WOW SO IT'S FUCKING NOTHING DUMB AUSSIE

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WÊ WUZSC SZCSARMATIANSZC AND SZCHIET

asshurt Pole, why do you cunts get so butthurt

Looks like someone threw English into a blender, desu.

Getting a cock in the arse multiple times tends to leave behind a bit of a sting

based anglo retards

t. abbo retard who doesn't know what a digraph is

Please be a subhuman somewhere else, for fuck sake.

Polish is fine. It's serbo-croatian that doesn't have a lot of vowels

Cvrči, cvrči cvrčak na čvoru crne smrče.

Serbo-croatian and Slovenian usually do not write short uh sound, that's why in written from many of the words have no vowels. It wasn't always like that, at least in Slovene, we used to write uh sound with e and still do in some cases.

>sh, ch

Oh that's fine

>sz, cz

WTF HOW DO YOU EVEN PRONOUNCE IT WHERE ARE THE VOWELS???////

>Australia jest krajem wysoko rozwiniętym, ze społeczeństwem wielokulturowym

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how's life in the outback

Why don't you just use š and č like a civilized human being

like:
Smert->smrt (death) [smuhrt]
Pert->prt (tablecloth) [puhrt]
Kert->krt (a mole) [kuhrt]
Perst->prst (a finger) [puhrst]

We still do write e sometimes but prononunce it as uh, for example
Pes (a dog) is pronounced as [puhs], also Dež (rain) is pronounces as [duhzh]

Plch zdrhl skrz drn, prv zhltl čtvrthrst zrn

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trh krv vlk

Vlk pln žbrnd zdrhl hrd z mlh Brd skrz vrch Smrk v čtvrť srn Krč

Madman

I think we call them semi-vowels because you kind of make an uh sound when you roll your R anyways. Maybe they're more pronounced in Slovenian tho. I can only speak for my dialect

memes aside i probably do have Sarmatian blood running through my veins as my forefathers were noble VKRAINIANS before coming to this american shithole

because they a jews

only 61 dead from kung flu

But we love vowels. English only has a, e, i, o, u
Polish has a, ą, e, ę, i, o, ó/u, y. And each is different! (except u and ó) ą and ę aren't just some variations on a and e, they're brand new vowels. Also y sounds a lot different than i.
but yeah, we love our consonant clusters even more, like chrząszcz

like some Czech peasant? No, thank you. those look ugly. You also don't use them for some reason, yet you perfectly could. Germans use even more letters with their sch and tsch (formerly tzsch)

>German cocksucker

Color me suprised

I'm obviously not American. Serbo-croatian alphabet in both latin and cyrillic is the cleanest

they have just as many as english does, you just don't know how to read it

>lj
>nj
wrong

And Dž but it just makes things easier to think of every single possible sound in the language as it's own individual unit to build with

no i give a pass to đ

?
Dž and đ are different sounds

wrong, you're just pretending it is, just like with č and ć

Why do Australians even care? If I were Australian I'd just enjoy living in a big house in the suburbs, surfing and other Aussie things instead of sperging in a thread about a language from a land up above.

The apparent number of consonants is inflated due to the large number of digraphs such as „rz”, „sz”, „cz”, „ch”, „dz”, „dż”, and „dź”. All of them are realized as single phonemes.

They use multiple consonants to spell a single sound. Vowels aren't "hated"