Have an alphabet specificly made for your language

>have an alphabet specificly made for your language
>Dont use it
Why?

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because latin alphabet is based. also it works just fine with our language

Did you always use latin or did you Switch?

But we do use it. What are you trying to say?

they got cucked by the west

>1053 years after the Baptism of Mieszko Poles still fall for bait thread
PATHETIC

polish was always written using latin alphabet

well techically we also used runes before, but yeah, we adopted the latin alphabet when we were christianized. you can notice that all catholic countries use lating alphabet and orthodox ones use cyryllic, they were brought with religion

>we also used runes before
need a sauce on that one

Cyrillic script < shit < Latin script < [power gap] < Glagolitic script

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WE WUZ VOLGA SARMATIANS N' SHIT

>his "civilization" doesn't usa linear A script

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t. Fritzsch

>also it works just fine with our language

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Even if we were using the cyrilic script nothing would've changed except for the looks and the way how the diagraphs would have been written.
Przecież nawet jeślibyśmy używali cyrylicy to nic by się nie zmieniło oprócz wyglądu literek i sposobu zapisywania dwuznaków.
Пpeтeж нaвэт ecлибыcьмы yживaли цыpылицы тo ниц бы cѩ нe змeнилo oпpóч выглѭдy литэpэк и cпocoбy зaпиcывaня двyзнaкóв.

>glagolitic
all of their letters resemble penises though


How is this tiny meme letter pronounced?

It's not a letter
It's a sign that changes pronounciation of certain letters from hard to soft.
Look up twiordyj znak

t. amateur linguinist

*from soft to hard, I'm tired.

It's a letter similar to polish "y", lol.
ь and ъ are those signs.

Nah latin is fine but I'd much rather try to optimize our grammar
Get rid of" ą ę si ci ó "and replace them with "oł eł śi ći u "since that's how you read them anyway
Wyglołdałoby pojebańie ale cuż

This but with Romanian

Isn't Romanian a retarded Latin like Portuguese and Spanish? Why would they use Cyrillic?

>ą ę
>oł eł
No, I think there's a difference. Isn't there? ą and ę are nasal vowels, it's not the same as adding ł.

I am biased but it looks easier on the eye and even more understandable desu. Though you are using the Russian way of spelling and phonetics which doesn't have to be that way. Does y really correspond to ы for example?

I'm very tired :^)
дo cвидaния, rusek, guide em in the Cirilic ways

as an english speaker polish in latin just looks like an eyesore and I have no idea

the cyrilic I at least know how things will be pronounced

We used to speak lile that btw, some wieśnioks still do. But then the fabled Polish Inferiority complex came along and we changed up some shit

I guess there is but it's an extremely slight difference

There are rules to the spelling and consistency, don't be retarded. It's just as possible to read Polish as it is to read English or French.

>t. Dszzzch Zwwcksz Chwacch
You're right tho'

>read English
>possible

Yes, Polish is easier to read than English, that was my point.

im speaking as someone who has zero knowledge of these rules or polish language

bottom is easier to read just at a glance

Cyrillic script here is extremely easy to read to me as a true Slav.

Probably only said that because you can't read Cyrillic so you assumed it looked normal.

What? the Cyrillic alphabet takes a couple of days to learn at best.

But I have some basic russian knowledge.

They actually used to use the cyrilic script.

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That's what makes it great
The tablet in the photo is from the Krk island, Croatia. Very old.

>śi ći
te mają sens
>oł eł
te nie mają, bo to nie są głoski nosowe
debilu

the tablet clearly states that its author was greek

that's literally why they use the latin alphabet retard
they don't even use Russian electricity and opt for destroying their environment with coal, why would they adopt an alphabet that is synonymous with Russian language?

>cѩ

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it's ioted ę

Twoje słowa mńie boloł

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>Twoje
>nie tfoje

>I am biased but it looks easier on the eye
>as an english speaker polish in latin just looks like an eyesore
Holy shit, just how many times does this mistake of a board have to repeat this retarded discussion?
Who the fuck has ever asked you for your worthless opinions on this matter? Did some Polack ever approach you and asked you "hey man could you give me your honest opinion about aesthetics of my language's alphabet"? No? So fuck off you stupid cunts.
English is way more of a clusterfuck when it comes to misusing Latin letters and Macedonia is not even a real country, so both of you can go suck my dick, assuming you can pronounce my address, which you thankfully can't.

We wuz Greeks then

t. Czrsch Cyzinszci

>dude fuck coal lmao

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no taka prawda
żbsz powinniśmy jeszcze zamienić ą na o z ogonkiem, bo to mylące
ą powinno się czytać jak nosowe ał a nie oł

Na chwilę obecnǫ możemy jedynie pomażyć

>powinniśmy zmienić coś co działa od setek lat, bo się nie pokrywa z zasadą działania ogonka

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Polish words don't even look like that.

>coś co działa od setek lat
>"Na przestrzeni wieków wymowa staropolska poddawana była licznym modyfikacjom. (...) Ponadto dokonał się rozwój samogłosek nosowych (z pierwotnie czterech ostatecznie do dwóch, o innych barwach)."
no debil

>"tak wolę bardziej racjonalǫ i zgodnǫ gramatykę, skǫd wiedziałeś?"

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>od XVI wieku nie minęły setki lat