Skrzypce advice

fissionesque	Apr 14, 07, 02:44 / #
I am having so much trouble with this word for some reason. It means violin, I doubt that I will have to use this word very much but it still bugs me. Any advice?

mlody	Apr 14, 07, 20:47 / #
Yes, it means "violin". What's buggin you about it?

mamma mia	Apr 15, 07, 02:21 / #
I think she wants to know how to say it.

the traveller	Apr 17, 07, 03:30 / #
it goes s->s like Side k->c like Carbon rz->sh like SHe y->imagine something between e like Erand and ee like bEE p->noramlly like every p c->c Not like CHarity but softer. Try to imagine a sound like "ts" (actually in english and it is better to pronounse it in two syllables: skrzyp ce For me it was amazing when I was revealed that it is actually called skrzypce because it produces a sound like skrzyp-skrzyp. Also keep in mind that in polish consonants do not always have this heavy pronounsiation but in order for speaking to be easier and softer, hard sounds are pronounsed somehow more softly