"Mam jabłko."

Translation: I have an apple.

[Frederichtig]

How to transliterate ł ?

[vytah]

Transliteration is representing one writing system using a different one. You can't transliterate from Latin alphabet to Latin alphabet.

[ztnrf]

It's like a soft w sound like in the English word "will" the 'w' is the same sound.

[tu.8zPhLD72zzoZN]

Perhaps you want to know how that letter sounds?
http://www.polish-dictionary.com/polish-alphabet-sounds

[mineralarrow]

Ł in this word is little mute.

[silverapricot]

I am a native speaker of Polish, but moved to the US as a small child. The way I learned to pronounce 'jablko' is 'jabko'. Is this a regional pronunciation?

[br0d4]

No, it is standard. In "jabłko" the letter "ł" is mute and "b" is devoiced and pronounced as "p", see http://sjp.pwn.pl/szukaj/wymowa+jab%C5%82ko

For devoicing in Polish, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_phonology#Voicing_and_devoicing or better here in Polish https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubezd%C5%BAwi%C4%99cznienie

[theredcebuano]

Also, ł is pronounced as a "w" so in the word: jabłko, it's pronounced something like yaa-bwuh-ko

[Hippopigamus]

I saw in another post that it usually sounds like a W in English but sometimes (like here) it is pronounced like uh. So sorta like jah-buh-koh.

[MacedonianPotato]

When listening exercises start, why does the slow one starts automatically instead of the normal one.

Is there a way to make the normal one start at the beggining?
Dzieki :^)

[KathyScott548117]

I typed I have an apple and it said wrong! Why

[Jellei]

It's definitely a correct answer, it should have worked.

[vlados.PRO23]

Почему нету польского курса для носителей русского, я почти ничего не понимаю...

[Jellei]

К сожалению, большинство языков доступны только для людей, знающих английский. Возможно, в будущем это изменится.

Если мы когда-нибудь создадим еще один курс польского, я думаю, что он, скорее всего, будет для русскоговорящих.