How to tongue twist in Poland: W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie.

This video is about a Polish tongue twiser: W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie

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Polish tongue twister are always a funny theme to talk about when you visit Poland. In this video you can get some training on one of the best known ones. It is also a very good training to learn how to pronounce Polish language.

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[AusPole]

Ah, at 4:45 he is saying "Frenchcheese" isn't he? The subs are reading as "freshcheese".

Thanks again, I have some practicing to do on my pronunciation now ;)

[magauchsein]

@AusPole

yes, he does ::/ it should be "freshcheese" obviously :/ I will replace it. 

[Patryk96N]

hahgahahhahahah move to 0:26 hahahah

[Jow45metal]

Polish IS the hardest language ever created by mankind!

[ProductofWit]

@ProductofWit I meant wish. Weird typo. haha.

[ariospe]

all language are easy to learn if you are Filipino even though it is so far to our language, us Filipino can get them easily. I don't know why, maybe because we are ruled by many countries

[NeXus726]

Kur*a ale inteligent się znalazł

[rmw247]

@zzukizzz if you think it's easier than French, I wonder what languages you are used to. As an American who considered French to be easy, Polish is a cinch to read and pronounce, but learning the vocabulary/spelling is absolutely brutal from the get-go. These types of videos are great though. I hope to be conversational sometime this year. ...i hope.

[ProductofWit]

I never studied Polish nor do I intend to, but great series. Which such existed for every language. For this tongue twister, however, I have only really problem with the first syllable, then it becomes a breeze to pronounce.

[SuperSecretFox]

W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie!

[LittleLexyie]

Hahaha, when people find out I'm Polish, they're like "teach me something in Polish!" and then I proudly say this sentence.

They gave up.

[greenchatreuse]

this was hilarious!!! I kept practising all day XD