The Republic of Poland 🇵🇱 is also not so great of a country. Over many centuries, many wars have been fought in 🇵🇱; resulting in so much bloodshed, sorrow, casualties, pain, suffering, trauma, and so forth 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭. I'll go so far as to state that 🇵🇱's flat and level lands will tend to aid, and abet, so much human belligerence(s) 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔.
Ł used to be prounounced similar to L, something that resembles Dutch or Portuguese L, and it is still pronounced this way in Eastern regions, but since 1960s it is like the English "w". Languages evolve even today. 😊
Thanks to modern scribing machine technologies, Polish-language words such as Łódź, which require special characters, can be scribed with great ease ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃.
V is only for foreign words. And it's not really true about their weirdness, German, Dutch (and Afrikaans too btw) use W same way as Polish does, so it's about 160M people of Europe spelling it this way.
@@RooiGevaar19 As a Dutchman, I can guarantee that the Dutch 'V' is a 'V', and the 'W' is a 'W'. They're pronounced the same as in English. It's German where the 'W' sounds a bit, but not entirely, like a 'V'.
Poland is such a beautiful and great country. ❤️One of the countries in Europe where i feel me safe when I'm there for holiday.
The Republic of Poland 🇵🇱 is also not so great of a country. Over many centuries, many wars have been fought in 🇵🇱; resulting in so much bloodshed, sorrow, casualties, pain, suffering, trauma, and so forth 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭. I'll go so far as to state that 🇵🇱's flat and level lands will tend to aid, and abet, so much human belligerence(s) 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔.
Ł used to be prounounced similar to L, something that resembles Dutch or Portuguese L, and it is still pronounced this way in Eastern regions, but since 1960s it is like the English "w". Languages evolve even today. 😊
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Thanks to modern scribing machine technologies, Polish-language words such as Łódź, which require special characters, can be scribed with great ease ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃.
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Polish phonology is just weird. They barely use the V; instead, they use the W. For which most Europe use the W, they use the Ł.
V is only for foreign words. And it's not really true about their weirdness, German, Dutch (and Afrikaans too btw) use W same way as Polish does, so it's about 160M people of Europe spelling it this way.
@@RooiGevaar19 As a Dutchman, I can guarantee that the Dutch 'V' is a 'V', and the 'W' is a 'W'. They're pronounced the same as in English. It's German where the 'W' sounds a bit, but not entirely, like a 'V'.
@SeverityOne you say "waar" or "wie" like "ouaar" or "ouie" in Dutch?