Polish pronunciation
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Exceptions to accenting next-to-last syllable: Complex words: **czte**-ry-sta, **by**-li-śmy Latin/Greek: u-ni-**wer**-sy-tet, gra-**ma**-ty-ka If number of syllables changes from inflection, revert to next-to-last syllable: u-ni-wer-sy-**te**-tu, czte-ry-**sto**-ma
Concise Polish Grammar for foreigners (Magdalena Foland-Kugler):
Benni's phonetic triangle: <verbatim>i u/ó
y
ę,e o,ą
a</verbatim>
i, y, e are flat: lips widened, tongue approaching teeth. a is neither flat nor round, but neutral. o, u are round: lips rounded and back of tongu slightly approaching the soft palate. Say ę, ą by breathing part of the air out the nose, not just the mouth.
