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  1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

    @awl know if there is anyway to know what consonats are hard and which ones are soft without the good old memorizing way?

    Monday, 24-Mar-14 02:06:52 UTC from web
    1. William William

      @mushi in Polish it works almost the same way as it does in Russian; hard consonants become softer when -i, -ie or -je is after them. Soft consonants are just, shaol we say, shorter. Only example i can think of in English is tue "t" in "cat" is hard, whilst in "tree" it is soft.

      Monday, 24-Mar-14 03:14:54 UTC from web
      1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

        @awl so, the soft ones are the ones who dont have a vowel with them?

        Monday, 24-Mar-14 04:41:24 UTC from web