I work as a researcher at the #1 news station in the country. I'm working hard to become a reporter, but since english's not my native language,I have a small accent. I've been working very hard to polish my pronunciation as my boss told me it was the only thing preventing me from working in front of the camera. Lately,I have been discouraged because everyone seems to be moving up and I'm struggling to convince everyone I am worth being a reporter as well. How can I stay confident in this cut-troath industry?

I've been wondering this for years, Polish is easy, but Russian takes tongue and throat work. Chinese is tonal, writing system is difficult, the pronunciation though is somewhat easy, but thats my opinion. Do you agree that Russian is the hardest language. I'm asking those who have experiences with languages or regular people who think they can answer this question.

I know "W imię Ojca, i Syna, i Ducha Świętego" is "In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit" in Polish. But I'm not sure if I'm saying it correctly. Could someone provide a pronunciation for me? Dzieki

I am looking for a website where I can learn to speak Polish for free. I am looking for one this is good in teaching and clear with pronunciation.

Please include pronunciation, or at least the correct polish symbols.

I've been speaking English my whole life but I still can't seem to figure out something. The word "Polish" as in the language of Poland, and the word "polish" as in "I will polish your shoes", they are spelled the same way, yet they have two different pronunciations? To my understanding, a capital letter cannot change the pronunciation of a word like that. I'm I not understanding something or is this just a contradiction of pronunciation in the English language?

Thanks for your help.

I was wondering if anybody could help me with singing the Polish Song "Sto Lat".
I don't speak Polish so I'm not completely sure of how to pronounce the lyrics of the song. My dad knows how to sing it but I'm not very good at learning by repeating somebody, I have to actually see the pronunciation written down for me to be able to learn it.
I'm going to meet my Polish relatives in Canada soon for a wedding and I want to know how to sing the song.
Can anybody help??
These are the lyrics in Polish.

Sto lat, sto lat,
Niech żyje, żyje nam.
Sto lat, sto lat,
Niech żyje, żyje nam,
Jeszcze raz, jeszcze raz, niech żyje, żyje nam,
Niech żyje nam!
I want to know how to sing the song in POLISH. I already know what it means in English.

I am looking at the pronunciation of the surname Broniarczyk. I believe it is a Polish surname.

I am part German and Polish, and I want to touch on my roots. Someday I want to go to Germany and study for a semester during college (Spring Break next year I'm going for a week), as well as Poland if I could, and I just want to brush up on the basics--- alphabet, pronunciation, vital vocabulary/phrases, etc.

Does anyone have any good FREE online helping tools suggestions? It means a lot to me, to learn about where I came from, because the rest of my family doesn't really care. :S

Thanks in advanced

i need to know how to write and pronounce and sing the traditional Polish happy birthday song...PLEASE HELP ME!
also another thing I just need some Polish survival phrases...i got a foreign exchange student friend from Poland and I cant speak with him at ALL...please, please,please help me out. pronunciation helps to since I dont read polish...thanks so much for help.

I would like to ask a really lovely Polish girl out on a date, and I would like to ask her in Polish. I understand that there are not only differences between Polish and English, but also in linguistic etiquette, so I would really appreciate it if someone could give me some tips on what to say, and how to say it (pronunciation rather than spelling) in Polish?
Thanks!!

I am Brazilian.
Temm me where you are FROM, please.

Which language is more complex or difficult to learn: "Polish" or "Czech"?

Which verb system is more complex to learn?
Which declension system is more difficult to learn?
Which sentence structure is more difficult to build?
Which pronunciation is more difficult?

Well I came to the us 9 years ago so it's just a slight accent and it's mostly just when I day waits with the r sound for example: are and rural
I have tons of English speaking friends and the only place o speak polish is at my house with my parents since they don't speak English
So how can I work on having better pronunciation and getting completely rid of the accent?

Links with helpful tips on pronunciation will be very helpful

I would love to learn Polish 'properly', however there are no classes where I live Is learning Polish difficult? Well, actually there is a teacher who is Polish in my school so I would be able to ask him things. Would reading a dictionary help?

Thanks in advance!

Now, when you are saying How are you in Polish its: Jak Sie Masz, well Jak Sie Masz also used for the english word What are you doing? if not then how do you say "What are you doing" in polish? PLEASE put pronunciation!

I'm Polish but i can't speak fluently except for a few words. I hate using translators since the usually get it wrong but can someone, preferably someone who speaks fluent polish, tell me how to say this- the words are fine as long as they are spelled correctly since I know pronunciation. 10 to the best!

I have this recipe passed down to me by my polish great-grandmother. I was told the polish translation for it was simply "necktie pastry". The pronunciation I was given was "kris-kee"? Could someone either verify or correct me. I don't speak polish at all so a pronunciation would be helpful as well:)
It's not exactly a cookie or a dumpling, it's more like fried dough. You roll it out and shape it into a "necktie", and then fry it up and toss it in powdered sugar. Nothing fancy, but delicious!

I need someone to translate this english quote into polish: "Unable are the loved to die. For love is immortality."
It would be great if you could provide the pronunciation also! I'm using this quote for a tattoo n case you were wondering. Thanks!

I'm trying to learn polish but I don't know how to stay it the correct way
is there someone on a website or if you know polish could you help me with it especially the pronunciation

k i need some polish speakers out there.
I was looking at the name Misia. I really like it. does it have a distict meaning?

also some help with these words (pronunciation)
Buziaki
Zajaczek
Moj misiaczek

Please and Thank you!