Post by Bonobo on Nov 9, 2015 0:27:46 GMT 1
Most foreigners associate Polish sounds with:
-steam making its way out of a boiling kettle.
-the stronger wind among the trees.
-the sound of skates sliding on ice
-leaves rustling, with all the shh sounds.
-noise between radio stations when you tune up
-a room full of people arguing via "the shush", as if everyone simultaneously wanted the others to be quiet.
Yes, there are many "szeleszczące" (rustling) sounds in Polish.
A funny presentation of a famous rustling poem, with English subtitles and a small course on Polish sounds
Americans try to say names of Polish cities
Wow, in comments below the films I found another rustling twister. I love it!:
"W gąszczu szczawiu we Wrzeszczu klaszczą kleszcze na deszczu, szepcze szczygieł w szczelinie, szczeka szczeniak w Szczuczynie, piszczy pszczoła pod Pszczyną, świszcze świerszcz pod leszczyną, a trzy pliszki i liszka taszczą płaszcze w Szypliszkach!"
-steam making its way out of a boiling kettle.
-the stronger wind among the trees.
-the sound of skates sliding on ice
-leaves rustling, with all the shh sounds.
-noise between radio stations when you tune up
-a room full of people arguing via "the shush", as if everyone simultaneously wanted the others to be quiet.
Yes, there are many "szeleszczące" (rustling) sounds in Polish.
A funny presentation of a famous rustling poem, with English subtitles and a small course on Polish sounds
Americans try to say names of Polish cities
Wow, in comments below the films I found another rustling twister. I love it!:
"W gąszczu szczawiu we Wrzeszczu klaszczą kleszcze na deszczu, szepcze szczygieł w szczelinie, szczeka szczeniak w Szczuczynie, piszczy pszczoła pod Pszczyną, świszcze świerszcz pod leszczyną, a trzy pliszki i liszka taszczą płaszcze w Szypliszkach!"
