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Polish Ukrainian Mutually Intelligible - Slavic Languages Comparison
Nordisch-Westisch or Westisch mit Nordische einschlag
In other words: Atlantid type
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Polish words are spoken how they're spelt it seems? But Ukrainian alphabet looks completely different
Nordisch-Westisch or Westisch mit Nordische einschlag
In other words: Atlantid type
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They use ... Cyrillic alphabet and as far as I am concerned it is spelt very close to how it is spoken unlike in Russian when a lot depends whether the syllable is accented or not.Originally Posted by Norb
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Ukrainian alphabet is closer to Polish because for example they have letter i same as we do instead of russian n.
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Instead of "И"
Do what you should.
this is the reason why Lyssiy was so active in polish-ukrainian affairs I assume
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I don't think that Polish and Ukrainian are mutually intelligible. I understand Ukrainian almost as Russian but in general I do not understand Polish.
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Ukrainian is closest language for native Polish speaker to understand
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Polish is difficult to understand. I understood most of what the girl said without looking at the translation. I got very little of what the guy said.
If polish is the closest to the old-Slavic language then lets say thanks that language split and progressed into other more intelligible languages
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damn that polish is very difficult
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