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500 years of waiting. 12000 miles travelled. 230000 lines of code written. 5000 1TB hard drives used. 300 (SPARTAAANS!) cities visited. One person.

You're spectating a historical event! You'll tell about it to your children, they'll to their children and even children o their children will tell their children about it! Here! Now! I have a pleasure to announce

WALLPAPER
What About LLearning Polish lAnguage with Personal nativE speakeR?

As you should know, "Knowledge is key to a success" - I, as a native speaker of Polish language, am going to give you interesting knowledge - I'll try to teach you Polish! Language, which was used for many hundred years, by great poets, kings, scientists and ordinary people.

Then, I decided to try to teach you this beautiful (but, not hide it, hard to learn) language. Think about these hot chicks around you, when you say "Cze??" instead of "Hi"! About these gangsta-wannabes trying to hide from you, when you say "Nie wkurzajcie mnie!" instead of "Don't piss me off!". About these full of fear Persians escaping from the battleground when you scream "Przygotujcie si? na chwa??!" to your soldiers instead of "Prepare for glory!". Think about all these profits!

This homebrew, as it's 0.1 version, will learn you basics of Polish - next will make you P0l15h-14ngu4g3-1337. Don't waste your time - begin your journey with Polish!

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Version: 0.1
Content: Very nice
Navigating:
- Stylus in menus
- D-pad in lessons
- L button - previous lesson
- R button - next lesson
- B button - go the previous screen
Installation: nothing hard - just unpack the WALLPAPER.rar and copy WALLPAPER.nds (slot-1 carts) or WALLPAPER.sc.nds/WALLPAPER.ds.gba (slot-2 carts) to your flashcart - no more files! Everything in one, full ambient!

Look, what famous people said about WALLPAPER:
Gym Class Heroes sings about his love to WALLPAPER said:
I fell in love again
Neail Armstrong about WALLPAPER said:
That's one small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind.
Mudkipz lieker about WALLPAPER
So I herd you liek Mudkipz?

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archipel said:
It's seems to be hard to learn the polite language althrough this homebrew try to make it easier.
I think he means its hard to learn the polish language.
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archipel - as ShinignSaber wrote, I think you meant "Polish" language
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However, when you are at a certain level, further learning is just pure fun
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Honestly, I have never learned Spanish, so I don't know if these languages are something similar. Try the homebrew yourself and see how does the similarity of both languages look like
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I guess this doesn't have sound bites for the pronounciations?
That is one of the hard parts as there are so many consonants strung together.

Cześć... saying cuzesc as it sort of looks isn't going to impress anyone. iirc its more like chesht.
 

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jabjab said:
I guess this doesn't have sound bites for the pronounciations?
In the first chapter, there is quite good explanation of how to read Polish words made by me
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However, in next versions I'm planning to add sound files in which I'll be reading some of the words
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Maybe someday every single Polish word in the homebrew will be read by me
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laminaatplaatdwa piwo, dzièkujè (or something like that )
There is no "è" in Polish - we have "?"
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And the sentence you wrote (btw, quite incorrect - "dwa piwa, dzi?kuj?", because when you use "dwa", you have to use other case what changes "piwo" to "piwa"
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) means "Two beers, thank you"
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If you want to order two beers, "Poprosz? dwa piwa" is what you would like to use
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ok good to know
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pronunciation seems really hard for polish and is perhaps key to learning.
eg as appeared already in the thread, "dzi?kuj?" ... i think its almost the same as the english 'thank you' ~denkyou or so. Not d'zeekoojay as it may look.

any tools like these for other languages that anyone knows of?
 

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