Thread 211846364

Why do Polish people use the Latin alphabet and script just utterly disfigure and ruin it?

>>211846364 (OP)
Just to*

Because they don't want to acknowledge Czechs did it better

>>211846364 (OP)
t. poopefarten

>>211846364 (OP)
Catholicism o algo

>>211846364 (OP)
>Why do Polish people use the Latin alphabet
Because they were baptized by Catholic Church

>>211846364 (OP)
we used it to write our beautiful language centuries before your meme country was even an idea so pipe down lil bro and besides it looks a million times better than dutch
>>211846476
Czechs wrote in german most of the time my retarded golem

>>211846539
bodied that freak

>>211846364 (OP)
you're just too low iq for Polish

>>211846364 (OP)
bro we can't talk about language
think about the optics bro

>>211847401
we hebben een probleem

i like polish
it's like russian's autistic little brother

>>211847532
you're opinion proves why people hate brown ppl and it's 100% justified

>>211847401
oou nuu, wat nou?

>>211847556
what the hell... i literally said nothing bad about your language, only a light hearted joke

>>211847589
Don't forget there's a permanent 50/50 chance that whoever you're interacting with on /int/ is mentally ill

>>211847631
shut up ukropigger

>>211847589
nobody cares you stupid mexican just shut the fuck up

>>211847687
Me right now because of your stupid ass

>>211847556
facts, total brownoid death

>>211847687
next time you wonder why you're an unlovable friendless loser, just remember how you act

>>211846364 (OP)
they're just so butthurt about russia they decided to use the wrong alphabet for their slavic language.

>>211847401
ik ook

>>211847735
>they're just so butthurt about russia they decided to use the wrong alphabet for their slavic language.

>>211847589
he's a russian rapefugee in poland unironically

>>211847731
nobody cares you friendless brown incel

>>211847735
russia just love bulagarian cock so much they and want to swallow their cum 24/7 but Poles are white

>>211847762
why are americans like this? it's like they can't think of anything besides what their next mcdonalds meal is gonna be

>>211847779
kek seething

>>211847779
>no u
i'm not the one shitting on randoms on the internet for no reason (at 1.55 am lmao)
enjoy your existence

here's all the countries who have occupied your country

1. **Great Moravia** (9th Century): Briefly controlled parts of what would become Poland, primarily through influence and vassalage, before the rise of the Piast dynasty. This is often considered a
precursor to Polish statehood.

2. **Bohemia** (10th-11th Centuries): Bohemian rulers exerted some control over parts of Silesia and Lesser Poland.

3. **Holy Roman Empire** (Various Periods, 10th - 19th Centuries): This is complicated. The Polish kingdom had a complex relationship with the HRE. At times Poland was *within* the HRE (early Piast
rulers), at times independent but a major power *alongside* it. Over centuries, the HRE (and later Austria within it) exerted influence, particularly over regions like Silesia, and directly controlled
parts of Poland for extended periods (see Austria-Hungary below).

4. **Mongol Empire / Golden Horde** (13th Century): Poland was raided and subjected to tribute by the Mongols, though they didn't establish long-term direct rule over the *entire* country. They heavily
influenced Polish political and military development.

5. **Kingdom of Bohemia** (14th-15th Centuries): Briefly controlled parts of Poland through personal unions and dynastic arrangements.

6. **Teutonic Knights / Prussia** (13th-18th Centuries): A major force, especially in northern Poland (Prussia, Pomerania). They controlled significant territory through conquest and the establishment of
a monastic state. This eventually evolved into the Kingdom of Prussia.

7. **Kingdom of Hungary** (14th-16th Centuries): Controlled parts of Lesser Poland and Red Ruthenia (south-eastern Poland) for periods, particularly during the Jagiellonian dynasty (when Poland and
Hungary were in personal union).

8. **Sweden** (17th-18th Centuries) – Known as "The Swedish Deluge" and other conflicts. Sweden occupied and controlled significant parts of Poland, particularly during the 17th and early 18th centuries.
This included major cities like Warsaw and Kraków. Their influence was devastating.

9. **Russia** (18th-20th Centuries): Russia became a dominant power in Poland, especially after the Partitions of Poland. They controlled large swathes of Polish territory for over a century, and imposed
heavy Russification policies.

10. **Prussia / Germany** (18th-20th Centuries): Prussia was one of the powers that partitioned Poland in the late 18th century. Later, as part of the German Empire, it continued to control significant
Polish territories. German policies under both empires were aimed at suppressing Polish culture and identity.

11. **Austria / Austria-Hungary** (18th-20th Centuries): Austria was another partitioning power. Galicia (southern Poland) was under Austrian rule for a long time, becoming a center of Polish culture due
to the relative tolerance compared to Russia and Prussia.

12. **Napoleon's France** (19th Century - briefly): While not a long-term occupation, Napoleon established the Duchy of Warsaw, a French protectorate, which encompassed parts of partitioned Poland. This
was a brief period of independence under French control.

13. **Soviet Union** (1939-1941, 1944-1989): The Soviet Union occupied eastern Poland in 1939 as part of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. After WWII, Poland became a satellite state of the Soviet Union,
heavily influenced and controlled politically, economically, and militarily. This period lasted until the fall of communism in 1989.

14. **Nazi Germany** (1939-1945): Following the invasion of Poland in 1939, Nazi Germany occupied the entire country. This was a brutal occupation characterized by genocide, mass murder, and systematic
oppression.

>>211847825
>>211847849
don't you have a war in the middle east to die in? iran isn't gonna occupy itself mutt boy

>>211847735
Cyrillic invented by Bulgarians burger fren

>>211847825
>>211847849
USA is literally controlled by brown people and jews right this moment

enjoy dying in IRAN mutt

>>211847888
yes but russia uses it so they do the opposite
poles are only catholics for the same reason
>butthurt about orthodox russians
>butthurt about protestant north germans
if prussia or russia was catholic poles would be protestants

>>211847918
this is some insane level copeing and seething

must be hivan vpn

>>211847786
generations of being made into retarded goycattle by the Joos

>>211847918
Not really no, Cyrillic polish is extremely hard to read. They need new made up letters for unique sounds. Ukranian is very similar when it comes to grammar but it's suitable for Cyrillic because they use the same sounding words completely differently. So either Poland needs to change their words or use made up letters which both is inconvenient.

>>211847958
>must be hivan vpn
it probably is but never underestimate how stupid americans can be

>>211848086
you're turkish. everything is hard to read when you are an 80iq inbreed goat fucker squatting on stolen greek land

not being associated with other slavs is priceless
poles are based for giving other slavs the middle finger and siding with the west
russian and ukrainian people are ugly fruity little faggots

>>211848120
Lower your edge level Paweł, this is a blueboard.

Also, mam to w dupię, wykurwiaj.

>>211847825
>>211847849

>>211848169
it's hivan on a vpn bro

>>211848165
there's no such thing as slavs


only Poles are slavs everybody else is cosplaying

>>211848169
vpn off hivan

>>211847958
either this or an american wewuzzing his 100% prussian phenotype, fascinating how they both share the "lemme tell you about your country" mentality

>>211848208
Oh. I'm confused xD
Anyway going to bed

because poland was mostly catholic and catholic countries used latin and latin script
also ironic considering the flag

>>211846364 (OP)
Because we've been christianized 1000 years ago and adopted such alphabet

Polish writing system is the oldest and most authentic in eastern europe

>>211847532
>>211847589
Poland, and its language, is older than Russia by several centuries.

>>211847735
Poles started writing in Latin script before Russian even existed as a distinct language.

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>>211851740
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>>211847532
Do you know Poland has horrendously suffered at the hand of Russia? They would kill russian for pleasure if they could, and who can blame them? Never have one country hate another this strong.
So that's why your seemingly innocuous comment made the other poster angry.
t. has a good polish friend

Because our spelling was finally established in 16th century when German printers started coming here and printing books in Polish with the only available set of Latin letters without signs for specific Slavic sounds, so they used digraphs for them. And since our spelling hasn't been modernized ever since (we did not have 'national revival' in 19th century like most Slavs, because we never needed to revive our national culture, as it was always strong), it might look a bit weird to outsiders today. Hungary has the same problem, btw.

Anyway, how does it even matter, it's not like anyone is gonna learn Polish and Polish itself will disappear within 2 generations max, given the pace of popularization of interethnic relationships here and the fact that our zoomers already speak Filipino-tier slang with one phrase in Polish and one in English, not even adjusting it for the Polish inflection and declension system. Just 2 days ago I heard two zoomers talking like
>To był taki, you know, rich guy z niego

>>211846364 (OP)
I have 0 clue how would polish work with cyrylic

>>211853513
I can. Once you learn cyclic you can correctly guess the meaning of most Russian words and sentences

>>211853594
I tried to learn vodkarunes but my brain short circuited

>>211853606
I think it would be even harder for somebody who doesn't speak polish because their alphabet was actually designed for slavic phonology and doesn't need digraphs and diacritics (ł ż ź ć and so on) like polish with latin alphabet.

>>211853594
You're Russian. That's why you can correctly guess them xD