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most phonetic Slavic language
I'd like to know which is the most phonetic Slavic language, unfortunately I don't know much about them.
Some hints: Croatian Serbian Czech Slovene Bulgarian? Thanks in advance for your answers
of Latin alphabet using languages I think Czech and Slovak as in standard form they are both about 99.9% phonetic. Don't read cyrilice or much care about the others so no idea.
all slavonic languages are more or less phonetic except russian, ukrianian and polish.
well croatian, slovenian and serbian i'd must say, but still, they all use tone accent, so it's a bit difficult to learn how to pronounce correctly every word and you always sound like a complete stranger.
Czech and slovak are also phonetic, but, i cannot judge them because I'm Croat and for me, it's easy to pronounce all those clusters :)
"they all use tone accent, so it's a bit difficult to learn how to pronounce correctly" Matko
Really?? A Croatian friend of mine told me that the pitch accent is dying out in Croatia. It is essentally used in most rural areas of the country and by scholars, but it is often avoided by young people and in big cities. Consequently, why on earth should a foreigner learn it???
Tonal accents is used in regions that border Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro, but not in Western and Northern Croatia. You can do just fine ignoring the pitch (no tones but a pitch accent).
The most phonetic Slavic language is Serbian, and Macedonian. |