You are a native Polish speaker

You are a native Polish speaker.

You pronounce these words:

>Bóg
>Bug


In the same way?

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So? In English we pronounce ant and aunt the same. No one cares.

>You are a native Polish speaker.
I kill myself at the airport

I don't pronounce ant and aunt the same

>You are a native Polish speaker
Nope

Why would you go to an airport?

aunt is pronounced more gayer I think

Bug is not a word in Polish

This map is fake and gay. Silesian and Kashubian aren't real languages and never will be.

The "ó" and "u" are pronounced the same way everywhere. In "Bóg", the final consonant is unvoiced, so "g" becomes "k", which happens in Polish all the time. With "Bug", I don't think this also happens, it could be an exception. I would probably instinctively pronounce it with a voiced "g", to make it clear that I mean "Bug" (the river), and not the more common "Bóg" (God). But maybe it's just me.

That's a river

It's a name of a river

same with polish which is just curved ukrainian.

t. Malo Russian

>In the same way?
yes

Ukrainian is more like Polonized Russian. Russian grammar but 30-40% Polish words

memri tv meme

Ukrainian is younger than Polish hohol. Also this user is right.

Nafri

yes

Yeah. u and ó used to be pronounced differently from what I've heard, but they are indistinguishable now.