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how to pronounce "szczęśliwego nowego roku", please help
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tulipan
  Dec 29, 07, 06:22  #1
of course for english speaker :)

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Polson
  Dec 29, 07, 06:26  #2
tulipan wrote:
szczęśliwego


[sh-tsh-"en"-shly-veh-go]

tulipan wrote:
nowego roku


[noh-veh-goh] [Roh-koo]

;)

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tulipan
  Dec 29, 07, 06:57  #3
thank you!!!!!

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Mufasa
  Dec 29, 07, 07:04  #4
another possibility:

sh-scheysh-ly-ve-go

no-we-go

ro-koo

(o's not pronounced as in 'so', but as in 'collate')

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Michal
  Dec 29, 07, 15:35  #5
You could just say snovym godem-it is Russian but shorter than the Polish version and everybody would understand what you on about. Twenty five years ago, the Polish loved Russian and everybody learnd it.

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RJ_cdn
  Dec 29, 07, 15:39  #6
Michal wrote:
the Polish loved Russian and everybody learnd it.

Michal, its time to take your medication again

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Lady in red [Guest]
  Dec 29, 07, 15:48  #7
Michal wrote:
Twenty five years ago, the Polish loved Russian and everybody learnd it.



Yeah, good old Communism............you will love the Russian Language or you will be SHOT !!



LOL............

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paczka
Edited by: paczka  Dec 29, 07, 18:04  #8
Lady in red wrote:
Yeah, good old Communism............you will love the Russian Language or you will be SHOT !!

Love it! Now! Now stop and have a rest... Now love again! :D

Hey a question -
Where is the emphasis in szczęśliwego and nowego ?

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Eurola GOLD MEMBER
  Dec 29, 07, 18:06  #9
paczka wrote:
szczęśliwego and nowego ?


we and we :)

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paczka
Edited by: paczka  Dec 29, 07, 18:07  #10
Thanks LOL i thought so, it differs from Ukrainian and Russian though is spelled nearly the same!

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Polson
  Dec 29, 07, 18:09  #11
Michal wrote:
Twenty five years ago, the Polish loved Russian and everybody learnd it.


Hum... :/
You mean like "Love or die" ? If you don't love, you don't live...

;)

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Eurola GOLD MEMBER
  Dec 29, 07, 23:00  #12
Michal wrote:
Twenty five years ago, the Polish loved Russian and everybody learnd it.

If only some "learnd" English since that time it would be nice.

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tulipan
  Jan 1, 08, 14:39  #13
RJ_cdn wrote:

Michal, its time to take your medication again



heheh that was good : )

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