Thread 214189573

Why is Polish orthography so screwed unlike Slovenian, for example? It gives me physical headache trying to read Polish texts.

>>214189573 (OP)
Slovenian is made for human beings.

>>214189573 (OP)
thanks to č, š, and ž Slovenian has.

>>214189573 (OP)
Polish call this grzegrzolka

>Grafberg, Deutschland
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>Grzszszszusgrszspsztlstststsycksycz, Polsczky
:OOOO

>>214189573 (OP)
Ironic, considered russian alphabet is full of unnecessary nonsense like the soft and hard sign, or letters which include wholse syllables occasionally (ya or yu). You are using a worse, more complicated alphabet and cope by posting nonsense like this. If cyrylic was good, it wouldn't be used by turkish subhumans from northern kosovo and bulgaria, nuf said.

>>214189573 (OP)
Polish orthography is mostly unchanged since XIV century, meanwhile languages like Slovenian were basically recreated in modern era
>>214190275
>Czech
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>Tschechisch
:)

>>214190312
>soft and hard sign
>letters which include wholse syllables occasionally (ya or yu)
>unnecessary nonsense
Well, since every consonant in Russian language has the hard and the soft variants, those are pretty necessary in the orthography.

>>214190582
don't kid yourself, these stupid ь and ъ's are a sure sign the people in charge of russian language weren't too smart

>>214190625
These are apparently completely silent and get transliterated as apostrophes. What is the point

>>214190728
they change the way the word is pronounced
this wouldn't be necessary if they simply added more letters like in the polish language

>>214190876
>just add 15 more new letters to the alphabet
Perfect idea.

>>214190906
What if you just add circle on top
ハ パ
a å

>>214190220
it's kukułka

>>214190906
Yes