206 Кб, 620x422Imagine what it takes to be a slave nigger in order to switch from the Cyrillic to the Latin alphabet, given the abundance of sounds “ch”, “sch”, “sh”, “z” in your dialect.
Slave kurwas are invited to the thread for repentance.
Slave kurwas are invited to the thread for repentance.
2 126661>>26651 (OP)
Polish is an ark of Old Slavic sounds. So you're right, but only partially.
Polish is an ark of Old Slavic sounds. So you're right, but only partially.
3 126775>>26651 (OP)
you listed all of the sounds which Poles use
you listed all of the sounds which Poles use
>>26651 (OP)
does poland historically use cyrlic
ChatGPT
No, Poland does not historically use the Cyrillic alphabet. Poland has traditionally used the Latin alphabet for writing its language. The Polish alphabet is based on the Latin script, with the addition of diacritical marks to represent specific Polish phonemes.
The Cyrillic alphabet is associated primarily with Slavic languages in Eastern Europe, such as Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, and Ukrainian. Poland, being a predominantly Western Slavic nation with strong historical and cultural ties to Western Europe, has maintained the use of the Latin script throughout its history.
What can you ecspect from ruzzian except lies? ps your captcha is easy to bypass as your army;d;d;d;d
does poland historically use cyrlic
ChatGPT
No, Poland does not historically use the Cyrillic alphabet. Poland has traditionally used the Latin alphabet for writing its language. The Polish alphabet is based on the Latin script, with the addition of diacritical marks to represent specific Polish phonemes.
The Cyrillic alphabet is associated primarily with Slavic languages in Eastern Europe, such as Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, and Ukrainian. Poland, being a predominantly Western Slavic nation with strong historical and cultural ties to Western Europe, has maintained the use of the Latin script throughout its history.
What can you ecspect from ruzzian except lies? ps your captcha is easy to bypass as your army;d;d;d;d
>>26651 (OP) nobody here was ever using cyrylic language, but what I can expect from russian propagandist
12 130108>>26786
worse how, looks like yet another weird asian language with small number of syllables and tones
worse how, looks like yet another weird asian language with small number of syllables and tones
sage 
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