Polish alphabet for students

This app contain all Polish alphabet , exactly 44 letter , it help strangers students in Poland universities , for learning and speaking the alphabet and the pronunciation .

this is the first lesson from a serial of four lessons , this course are free and full , no feature are hidden ,The course gives basic spoken and written knowledge of the Polish language .

students can find the IPA , the IPA is the method of spelling of letters .

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Introduction

The Polish alphabet is a Latin-based alphabet with 32 letters. It is used to write the Polish language, which is spoken by over 40 million people worldwide. The Polish alphabet has some unique features that make it different from other Latin-based alphabets, such as the use of diacritical marks and the letter ⟨ł⟩.

Letters and Pronunciation

The Polish alphabet consists of the following letters:

* A - pronounced like the "a" in "father"

* Ą - pronounced like the "o" in "long"

* B - pronounced like the "b" in "ball"

* C - pronounced like the "ts" in "cats"

* Ć - pronounced like the "ch" in "church"

* D - pronounced like the "d" in "dog"

* E - pronounced like the "e" in "bed"

* Ę - pronounced like the "en" in "pen"

* F - pronounced like the "f" in "fish"

* G - pronounced like the "g" in "go"

* H - pronounced like the "h" in "hat"

* I - pronounced like the "i" in "sit"

* J - pronounced like the "y" in "yes"

* K - pronounced like the "k" in "kite"

* L - pronounced like the "l" in "lamp"

* Ł - pronounced like the "w" in "water"

* M - pronounced like the "m" in "man"

* N - pronounced like the "n" in "nose"

* Ń - pronounced like the "ny" in "canyon"

* O - pronounced like the "o" in "hot"

* Ó - pronounced like the "oo" in "boot"

* P - pronounced like the "p" in "pet"

* R - pronounced like the "r" in "red"

* S - pronounced like the "s" in "sun"

* Ś - pronounced like the "sh" in "shoe"

* T - pronounced like the "t" in "top"

* U - pronounced like the "oo" in "boot"

* W - pronounced like the "v" in "vest"

* Y - pronounced like the "i" in "sit"

* Z - pronounced like the "z" in "zoo"

* Ź - pronounced like the "zh" in "measure"

* Ż - pronounced like the "j" in "jam"

Diacritical Marks

The Polish alphabet uses a number of diacritical marks to indicate different sounds. These marks include:

* Acute accent (´): indicates stress on a syllable

* Grave accent (`): indicates a lowered tone on a syllable

* Tilde (~): indicates a nasalized vowel

* Dot (.): indicates a palatalized consonant

Letter Combinations

The Polish alphabet also uses a number of letter combinations to represent different sounds. These combinations include:

* cz - pronounced like the "ch" in "church"

* dz - pronounced like the "j" in "jam"

* dź - pronounced like the "j" in "jump"

* rz - pronounced like the "zh" in "measure"

* sz - pronounced like the "sh" in "shoe"

Conclusion

The Polish alphabet is a rich and complex system that can be challenging for learners. However, with practice and patience, it is possible to master the Polish alphabet and begin to read and write in Polish.