yeah, I say the same about English! XD It's good to have it as a second language Hehe, yes I noticed that about ż and rz, and for some reason I do love all those little details about this language and all languages. hehe, really? that's cool I made your day XD And why not! Here are some common Spanish phrases for you: "Hola" is hello, "Nos vemos" (like Auf Wiedersehen in German) or 'Hasta luego' (like Bis Später) is 'see you later', "¿Cómo estas?" is how are you. 'I love you' can be said "Te amo" but is usually when is like serious, there's a less formal way which is "Te quiero" that literally translates to 'I like you', but it means I love you and is used commonly among every kind of people. And some pointers for how letters sound, the v sounds like the English v, the h is not pronounced, in the word 'quiero' the u after the q is never pronounced, therefore is said 'kie-ro'. Another example on that is "Qué es eso?" which means 'what is that?'. And one thing I loved when I discovered it is that we share a common sound that is not usual in other languages, and that is the letter ń for Polish and our letter ñ (enye). How cool is that? It's even written similar, because in English there is a similar sound, like in Canyon, but is not the same and they don't have a specific letter for the sound. So when I found about that letter I felt even more connected, the letter ñ for us is like special. ^.^

Was this too much? XD As you can see, I love languages. I gave out an example up there in German 'cause I thought it fitted better than in English XD Right now that's my fav language, I've been learning on my own for some time, and it seems it's going to be the same with Polish! I also like Swedish, but I'm not planning on learning it yet XD

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