"Kawa i herbata"

Translation: Coffee and tea

[whateverrrr1234]

WOW this is the first time I EVER see a word for tea that's neither some form of chai or tea.

[usefulingo]

kawaii herbata

[Norman_Rockwell]

Am I the only one that hears the 'h' at the start of herbata as really hard, more like the polish 'ch' or Swedish 'skj'?

[Jellei]

Contemporary standard Polish doesn't make a (conscious) difference in pronunciation between 'h' and 'ch'. They're rather the same sound.

[Przemek246]

It shouldn't be too hard the h it's more of a herb-ata

[Wr.Catington]

Why does it sound like "kerbata" when you click on herbata, but if you listen to the whole sentence it's "herbata"? Is it a mistake?

[BayleeKell4]

Why is the answer for questions with tea sometimes have herbata and sometimes have herbatę?

[kbrund01]

Did you figure this out? I cannot find the answer via Google.

[alik1989]

Herbata (nominative) when it's the subject of the sentence and herbatę (accusative) when it's the object.

[KarenMcClu1]

The 'and ' is not clear at all

[Jellei]

I think it's very clear...