polish league anyone?

do many people play the polish league here?

because they have some decent players and its a good challenge

whenever i do it, im always Wisla Krakow

do many people play the polish league here?

because they have some decent players and its a good challenge

whenever i do it, im always Wisla Krakow

Good challenge? With Wisla? Probably the best Polish club? What kind of challenge is that? Winning most titles in a row?

Try something different, like managing Slask Wroclaw, should be more fun.

Wisla Krakow remains a challenge, depending on the challenges you set yourself. If it's to make an impact on European competitions then any Polish club is a challenge, even Wisla.

I've tried to start a game with Wisla Krakow but i gave up within about ten minutes. I got bored.

I did have a game on 07 I think it was with Pogon Szczecin for a while, mainly because my Dad lived there, and I went to see them a few times (back when they had managed to get into the top flight,before all the corruption).

Now they are unplayable, so I havn't been back to Poland's leagues since.

How many playable leagues are there in Polski ?

there are two league

As I'm learning Polish, I intend to play in the Polish leagues next year. Learn a bit geographically and test out my pronunciation. For example, Slask Wroclaw is pronounced Slarsk Vrotswaf (no idea why you devoice the final w though! :confused:).

As I'm learning Polish, I intend to play in the Polish leagues next year. Learn a bit geographically and test out my pronunciation. For example, Slask Wroclaw is pronounced Slarsk Vrotswaf (no idea why you devoice the final w though! ).

lol you don't...its just the way that its pronounced

Yes you do - if you didn't it would be pronounced Vrotswav. That's what I don't understand. Do you do that to every word or just some? :confused:

Yes you do - if you didn't it would be pronounced Vrotswav. That's what I don't understand. Do you do that to every word or just some?

lol im polish and i've happen to have gone to one of their pre-season friendlies when i was visiting family (and what a game it was) and unless im reading it wrong then i would write Wroclaw Vrotsav because f and v are similar

I still don't get it. But never mind. I still have a lot of learning to do :o

Yes you do - if you didn't it would be pronounced Vrotswav. That's what I don't understand. Do you do that to every word or just some? :confused:

Yep, almost all of them (not all, though -, thus, e.g. m or n stay voiced). What normally is a voiced consonant, will be devoiced in Polish finally - it works just like in German, really. Plus we also devoice consonants next to another voiceless one; so krówka "little cow" will be pronounced with a -FK-. Reason? - well, it's easier to pronounce, for example.

By the way, in English you also have partial devoicing of some of your consonants finally AND also at the beginning of a word, as in DeaD or BoB, y'know?

I think I understand. Devoice most consonants at the end of all words? But in krówka (pronounced krawfka??), is ó the "Spółgłoska" that is already voiceless or is k the already voiceless "Spółgłoska"?

This is very off-topic now

I tried the Polish league in roberto's challenge and it got boring quick...

And nice to see canvey!! learning Polish now. Wonder when you will learn Dutch.

k is the voiceless "spółgłoska", ó is a "samogłoska", and these are always voiced. And you pronounce the word approx. kroofkah

Right. I think that makes sense. To make things doubly complicated I will probably start learning Czech in about a year. If I don't know enough Polish by then I'll get very confused!

And rancer, "Algemeen" means "Overall"

Oh, yeah, get ready for some major confusion. Czech has a number of very cute features though, like impossible consonant clusters - check out this entire sentence in Czech without a single vowel .

The Czech league on the other hand is great fun, I have found breaking the domination of Prague teams to be a very difficult task.

Yay, I'm learnt a Dutch word

And I think we should stop going off topic

Oh, yeah, get ready for some major confusion. Czech has a number of very cute features though, like impossible consonant clusters - check out this entire sentence in Czech without a single vowel .

The Czech league on the other hand is great fun, I have found breaking the domination of Prague teams to be a very difficult task.

I gave that a listen...Yippee! Impossible consonant clusters! Truly sure about wanting to live in Prague now - Prague is a beautiful city, though, and it has as many vowels as it has consonants, so jackpot there then!

I'm playing Slask on a patch 9.0.3 (****) I dlike to swap a expirience :] If you are polish just write in polish language.I'dlike know some using things.Greetings - Hej Śląsk ! :D:D

I'm originally from the Slask region of Poland After my current FC Antwerp save I'm going to start with a Polish one..

Anyone still living in Poland tell me if I can play teams from Gliwice/Katowice/Ruda region as that's where I'm from.

Thanks.