Answer (1 of 54): ENG: I would like to show you the differences this way. PL: Chciałabym w ten sposób pokazać różnice. CZ: Chtěla bych vám tímto způsobem ukázat rozdíly.
20.07.2020 · Well, it depends on various factors. Slovakia separated from Czechoslovakia in 1993 - older people are therefore much more used for slovakia language. Younger generation may have troubles with some words, however no study or dictionary is needed for communication. Polish is quite different story, Czech people generally can't understand longer sentence.
Answer (1 of 54): ENG: I would like to show you the differences this way. PL: Chciałabym w ten sposób pokazać różnice. CZ: Chtěla bych vám tímto způsobem ukázat rozdíly. SK: Týmto spôsobom by som vám chcela ukázať rozdiely. ENG: They are not the same, but quite similar. PL: Nie są takie sam...
The Kashubian language is an ethnic-minority language in Poland spoken mainly in the region of Pomerania. In this episode of Slavic Languages Comparison show...
Although many people think Russian and Polish langugaes are very simialr they actually are not. I cannot understand Russsian speech properly, it is more like I can understand some single words but not a whole conversation/speech. For Poles it is …
I guess Slovak is probably closest to Polish. Some of Slovak dialects are more like Polish and create a kind of bridge between those two languages. Poles, in general, understand Slovak more easily than Czech and Slovaks understand Polish better than Czech do.
Czech is closely related to Slovak, to the point of high mutual intelligibility, as well as to Polish to a lesser degree. ... Czech is a fusional language with a ...
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Czechs and Slovaks can understand each other about 80%, but Polish is too different. There are some similarities though 30 Continue this thread level 2 Mikemanthousand Op · 3y Ok thanks! 2 level 2 garliccrisps · 3y Polish people always tell me …
Answer (1 of 11): Easily? - No. With some effort (and in case of spoken language also some goodwill of the other party) - That’s possible. Background - I’m a native Polish speaker with no Czech language knowledge at all.
Slovak is closely related to Czech, to the point of mutual intelligibility to a very high degree, as well as Polish. Like other Slavic languages, Slovak is a ...
I can decently understand Ukrainian because I have had sufficient practice, but I used to understand almost nothing before. I can't speak Ukrainian, though. I can occasionally understand some words when I hear Polish or Czech, for example, but not enough to make sense out of the sentences. In general, my answer is no.
13.05.2014 · Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian, Polish, Czech languages… According to some estimates in the case with these Slavic languages, the percentage of understanding speech and text falls down to about 30%. So, some is understandable, but there might be problems with explaining things or understanding more complex topics.
Is the Bulgarian language more similar to Polish or Czech? This time we have speakers of Polish, Czech, and Bulgarian having a conversation and comparing the...
Ok right. · The thing is, that Czechs and Slovaks understand the languages between each other, so there's no problem in the communication (they were one country) ...
The Kashubian language is an ethnic-minority language in Poland spoken mainly in the region of Pomerania. In this episode of Slavic Languages Comparison show...