Cześć,
I can finally join those who have already started.
The book (p. 4) says: Before the letter i, the letter c (without any mark above it) is pronounced like ć.
And the same for z.
Since I know that the Polish ortography will not be my strength, I would like to identify as many regularities as I can.
If "ci" is like "ć", does it mean that the combination "ći" does not exist?
The book only has examples with "ci" and "zi" at the beginning of words. Pure chance?
EDIT: I have just found ściana but don't know whether "ści" is not considered a single group.
Dziękuję (no, "dzi" does not count as a counterexample
).
Jana
I can finally join those who have already started.
The book (p. 4) says: Before the letter i, the letter c (without any mark above it) is pronounced like ć.
And the same for z.
Since I know that the Polish ortography will not be my strength, I would like to identify as many regularities as I can.
If "ci" is like "ć", does it mean that the combination "ći" does not exist?
The book only has examples with "ci" and "zi" at the beginning of words. Pure chance?
EDIT: I have just found ściana but don't know whether "ści" is not considered a single group.
Dziękuję (no, "dzi" does not count as a counterexample
Jana