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Polish sounds polish?
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gay
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Like Slavic language with a bit of Germanic influence
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Bulgarian-Russian
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Sounds funny to me very similar to other slavic languages
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Russian because is kindergarden Slavic language, that alcoholic slav will understand, without loan words from Romans and Balkan Turks for example Yugoslavs
Bulgarian because Polish middle age aristocracy descend from original Bulgarians are sharing common words
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Sounds like Russian to me but I still can realize both languages are different.
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Funny, because many Polish people think Czech language sounds funny and childish.Originally Posted by Ford
Sounds childish to me, no offense
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Very Slavic. The words are interesting because they seem like a bunch of random consonants in search of a vowel.
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To foreign ears Polish and Czech sound very close, easily recognizable as West Slavic. But Polish sounds more extreme than Czech so it's even easier to identify.
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