How to say Polish rz?

just a question about how to say polish rz is it like polish sz or ś or completely different, can any one help proszę

duno how 2 write it down, am not sure if it will help u anyway but its the same pronauciation as other polish letter 'ż' as in word Żaba ...soz if i hvnt helpd much

try Ivona speech synthesiser (google it) she'll tell you

like "g" in "genre"

Well, maybe not like in "genre" cause "g" is like polish "dż"
If you know a little french try saying "je taime" (i love). "j" sounds exactly like polish "rz"
in english it's hard to find a word like this

try saying mea[su]re or plea[su]re - that's the sound of polish rz/ż

polish sz - english [s]ure
polish ś - ?? cannot think of any right now

SZ and ś are similar, but the shape of the mouth is different...hard to explain. You can see the differences/similarities here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_phonology

how the French would pronunce the very begining of June...dz

I think it would sound more like in 'Je t'aime" (not sure of the exact spelling), which sound more like polish 'że'

Maybe it will help u :
Ż - is the same like for example english word PLEASURE
DŻ - like in JUST word, but a bit harder spoken ;-)
RZ - sounds the same as Ż
;-)

between rz and ż isnt any deferent. is saund simialr like in french word 'je taime' like j

sorry i didnt noticed it

i wrote out as 'jur' to get the phonic sound

rz and z with a dot

if you lay your tongue flat on the floor of your mouth and say je in je t'aime or su in pleasure you will get the sound.

sz is sh tonge at floor of mouth s accent is sh tongue raised a little towards palete.

In many words in polish when 'rz' is after consonant you pronounce it like polish 'sz'. Fo example word 'krzyż' (cross) or 'trzcina' (cane)

... and polish 'sz' is english 'sh' like in word shattered

rz sounds like g in 'genre'

That's generally true, but not always... above I have given some examples of polish words where they are pronounced as 'sh'

yeah, I know, I read it and indeed you're right. but the one I wrote is the simplest comparison to and English sound I could come up with
and t seems to work best when it comes to describing the 'rz','ż' sounds.

after voiceless consonant!!! this is phonetical assimilation.

BTW ś-ź, ć-dź, ń, are palatal sounds. The middle of your tongue softly touch the palate.

yeah and 'genre' is exactly such a word.

In this case it would be as in English "pleasure", though it´s not exactly like rz, still very close.
rz varies between ż (morze), sz (zaparz) and cz (trzy)...