Type an A with a dot

>type an A with a dot
>pronounce it as an O

wow, skandis are truly the masterrace

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translate.google.pl/#fr/pl/eu
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Close_front_rounded_vowel.ogg
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>type an a with two dots
>pronounce it as an E

wow, germans are truly the masterrace

Tschiahs tu Käk änd Pehpe du Untermensch

>type a U with two dots
>pronounce it as a U

>type a freakshow B
>pronounce it as an S

>as a Y*
I fucked it up

Yep this

y > ü

tää

Poles do this too

it's very annoying

god fucking damnit I swear to god I hate your country even more than Albania.

actually, ü makes a lot more sense considering we've also got ä and ö representing similar front versions of a and o

@71303462
@71303688
Blocked.

What are you talking about? Å and Ǿ sounds completely different..

I thought their y was Russian ы that is different from ü.

reminder that your language is pleb tier if it doesn't contain at least three of these letters:
>a å ä æ
>u ü
>o ö o

But what would "y" be then? Useless letters are not good (å)

nippon please

(In Finnish obviously)*

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_language
y as ü is Centum language thing.
Slavs use y as a different sound.

y can fuck off

>looks like a b
>double s

you're right, poles use Y as an "eu"

>Tsch = Ç
>Sch = Ş
>Dsch = C
>Oe = Ö
>Ue = Ü

> Árvíztűrő tükörfúrógép
> Hupikék törpikék

But do you have Π?

>tfw no ê

stupid letter, you already have e for that sound.

I like turk letters friendo

Ceddin deden neslin baban.

Æ
close enough

>tfw no þ or ð

>english
>type an A
>pronounce whatever because english is retarded

>'dzs' counts as a single letter in Hungarian

tfw no Æ.

>bye = viszontlátásra

>tfw no z x c q w å þ

We don't pronounce it as O though?

> cs dz dzs gy ly ny sz ty zs

wat? we don't have "ü" though. and our "y" is really like russian ы
vocaroo.com/i/s1OdmDfRdEfM
that is how i'd say "kys" with polish letters

>anglos use 7 letters to write 3 sounds of the word "through"

kek

>type an l
>stroke it out
>pronounce as w
>type a w
>pronounce as v

>type a a with some shit attached to it
>pronounce as ow

>type a szcz
>and other unpronunciable clusters

>type e with two dots
>pronounce it as ''yo''

Wow, slavs truely are the master race

>type y
>pronounce as y
Finns are ok

>type a bunch of worms
>pronounce it

>*Ape noises*

so sad Aboriginals can't manage to learn other languages than english, because they're too hard


What do we even do with this shit

>you're right, poles use Y as an "eu"
No they don't, putę

translate.google.pl/#fr/pl/eu

click the speaker icon

Thats fine, the problem is with "e", i never know how it sounds... "Jeg" = "Iai", however, "fire" = "fyre" - notice that the |e| phonema changes randomly. Dialects are the worst part, in Bergen is a whole new language

fug
I assumed he meant "eu" in IPA, not in frogspeak
Why are frogs so self-centered

But Gypsy, we have Ä in Swedish as well.

sry, you have to follow our customs

So "skåne" (the province Scandinavia is named for; historically Danish, now southern Sweden) is pronounced "Skone"?

>tfw no ᚠᚢᚦᚨᚱ

>germans write letters above each other to make new letters: a + e = ä
>skandis adopt german writing and start doing the same thing: a + a = å
>germans start picking on skandis

Almost. The sound doesn't properly exist in english.

I thought it has to be pronounced like ü

> the sound doesn't properly exist in english
No, you retards just have retarded orthography.

There isn't any sound that doesn't exist in another language. They're just represented differently.

You idiots have a intermediary between A and O, which isn't a proper vowel.

Kill yourself.

t. buttmad newworlder

It's not an A, it's an arrow.

>There isn't any sound that doesn't exist in another language. They're just represented differently.
massive troll kys desu

anglos are the worst at linguistics ever I swear

I was gonna explain how å works but now I'm not lol

Ooooooy ёёёёёёё! Aгa))))

actually just "privet" or "zdorov brat'youn', kak zhizn'?"

>be german
>german language
>no profit

>مفو وسترنرز كانت إنتو أربك لانغوج

>type a
>pronounce it as a
>type e
>pronounce it as e
>type i
>pronounce it as i
>type o
>pronounce it as o
>type u
>pronounce it as u
>type y
>pronounce it as y

this is why spanish is the best language

>type h
>its silent
>type j
>its pronounced as h
>type two l's
>its pronounced as j

Also
>type y
>pronounce it as i

pls explain ;)

>tfw can read arabic script because taking class
>can't read it on Sup Forums because too small
>can't understand it because don't pay attention in class

h is silent but it can denote a pause, so it is not useless

>type j
>its pronounced as h
yeah but it never changes

>type two l's
>its pronounced as j
fair eough

>type y
>pronounce it as i
isnt that how its usually pronounced as a vowel? spanish uses it as a consonant too

just hold ctrl and scroll upward you dum dum

Danes and Finns, among others, pronounce it like this.
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Close_front_rounded_vowel.ogg

>3
Oh just fuck off Russia

...

there was a vowel shift where /a:/ became /o:/, but /o:/ already existed when this happened so the old /o:/ and a lot of other vowels had to shift and become other sounds to keep the phoneme difference

but since we already used all the letters in the alphabet for different sounds we kept writing this new /o:/ sound as a long a
laat = /lo:t/

then we put the a's on top of each other: å
låt = /lo:t/

and in english Skåne would sound like skauneh or skawnuh

suka blyat))))))

>implying that's not how Scanians themselves pronounce it

wow so funny

scanians pronounce it in at least three different ways

this is your fault not mine

no it's your fault, the original greek language had i and y as different vowels just like us

>type an U with two dots
>pronounce it as Y

>type an A with a ring
>pronounce it as an O
>type an O
>pronounce it as an U
>type an U
>pronounce it as ?!?!?!?

If your language's alphabet has more than 26 letters it's a non-language

>tfw 32

Spell Swedish names. You're not racist against your Swedish speaking population, are you?

>doesnt even have his own language

This. In Switzerland we actually have a sound for the Ä.

Spanitards and spics have one neuron for each vowel they have (a,e,i,o,u)

I am a Catalan, so I am aware that there are more than five possible vowels, and can actually distinguish between "y" and "i".

Just don't try making them understand this, it is useless. They even fail at properly speaking my language when they live and have children here, which is supposed to be close to Spanish (As both are Romance languages)

We got a,u, and o, so we're good.

They do pronounce it as a U, though. Not as a Y.

German Ü is supposed to oscillate between ʏ and y.
Apparently, both are also present in Norwegian and Swedish, but they tend to be more protruded ( ʏ̫ y̫ ), maybe that is why you hear it different.

The pic shows the different kinds of rounding.

(Germans tend to compress, Nords to protrude.)

>a burger is the only one noticing my joke here

6 million fennoswedes.
Makes me think. I'm so sorry.

ą ę ć ż ź ó ń ł

to me y, ʏ, ɨ and J̈ sound exactly the same

You need to go back

>tfw too smart to use more than 5 vowels

y and ɨ sound the same to me, while ʏ sounds clearly different.

And I do not know what J̈ is.

3ApaBCTByNTe to you as well Ivan