>be South Slav
>go to Slav thread
>everybody's talking about soft consonants and Cyrillic variants
>understand nothing
Y tho? Also, slavthread.
>>62260729
Wyyyypierdalać mi stąd
>>62260848
>be South Slav
>have no idea how the y is supposed to sound in Polish
>go to wiki
>the sound is not used in any English dialect so I have no way of learning it
bylgariq e trakiq shte ti eba maikata slavqnska
>>62260942
does polish Y sound the same as czech Y?
if it does then there is no real difference between spoken I and Y.
>>62261626
i is soft similar to ee in meet
y is hard similar to i in dig,
>>62261764
all sound same
What's the soft consonants? It's not palatalized sounds?
>>62261764
no, í is ee
i is dick
y is dig
like y in lyrics
>>62261842
they don't in polish, there is a big difference between być (to be) and bić (to beat, hit)
>>62261842
nope
zdrastvuj pierdole. jsem tu prisiel iz Slovacke
>>62262120
dzień dobry Słowaku, jak ci mija dzień?
>>62262161
dzeň v pohodze, ľem co mi plano bulo z risky na obid. doraz idzem na pivo naj mi dakus pretravi. jak na poľakoch?
>>62261926
>he makes a distinction between different heights of the short i
>>62262319
Piję whiskacza i myślę jak film dziś obejrzeć.
Może trochę pogównopostuję na wieczór.
Who is your favourite Slav?
>>62262666
Belarus
>>62261869
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Polish/Hard_and_soft_consonants
>>62260729
I like this map.
>>62262666
And this picture.
>>62262805
I almost got it, except hard sounds of ł and r.
>>62262666
>he's pissing off the Westerners again
Wouldn't imagine Russia or Poland saying that though
>>62263756
me too, I don't care how westerners feel or what they think
>>62260729
>make a /slav/ thread
>everyone gets butthurt and throws shit at each other
>make a thread specifically about slav languages
>it's ultra comfy and everyone's having fun
Just another proof that generals on /int/ are cancer
By the way:
>ur cunt
>is picrel funny to you?
>post in Slav thread
>so called Slavs don't understand https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbnZAU8Ms9E and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6Q8aW6B3AM
Why don't the West and South Slavs differ animacy for female nouns? Are you fucken sexist?
>>62268430
What does that mean? We have genders and two declinations for both male and female plus one for neutral.
>>62268430
>anbd south slavs
we do
>>62268558
It determines what form a noun takes in accusative plural (acc. sing for II declension male words too). If it's animate then it uses the genitive form, otherwise it uses the nominative form.
>>62268558
No, you don't. You don't even decline nouns.
>>62269151
That sounds weird 2bh
>>62260729
>a Slavic language with no soft consonants at all
Are you serious? How did it happen to you?
>>62273820
Soft consonants are gay 2bh.
>>62273872
How do you measure the gayness of sounds?
>>62274008
If they produce a lisping sound they're pretty gay.
>ć
>nj
>lj
>anything followed by the cyrillic soft sign
>>62274138
That's not an explanation. I don't see any correlation between consonant palatalization and gayness, and I don't think you do as well since normally you can't even hear the difference between them and their hard pairs.
>>62261842
They do in Czech, not in Polish
>>62274596
They just don't sound right. They are some sort of half-way sounds.
>>62269151
There is a difference between animate and inanimate female nouns in the accusative plural, come to think of it. We don't have a rule for it though, it's just a matter of noun classes. But the genitive corresponding with the accusative is just crazy talk.
>>62274678
So, just like those weird i and u sounds that you and Germans call e and o for some reason?
>>62274918
That's interesting. The South Slavic declension looks pretty alien compared to the West Slavic one tbqh
>>62276016
>So, just like those weird i and u sounds that you and Germans call e and o for some reason?
No idea what you're talking about. We have wide and narrow o and e and the schwa sound.
>>62276298
>wide and narrow o and e
That's what I'm talking about. They sound like weirdly pronounced i and u to me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Close-mid_front_unrounded_vowel.ogg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Close-mid_back_rounded_vowel.ogg
