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How does this translate? I am using my mobile and it doesn't show the translations sometimes.
I am always reluctant to say "daughter" in Polish because of its similar sound to a not-so-pleasant word. Don't want to unintentionally offend someone.
Hey What is the bad word?... Yknow.. to make sure I don't get it wrong hehe
I remember I discussed it with someone (and I was totally surprised, like 'what do you mean') and it turned out that the user saw some similarity to the word "suka" (the word for the female dog, has the same figurative meaning). Well, he was a British native speaker so for him the 'r' sound kinda vanished. Basically, that was a big stretch to call them similar ;)
Wy is my correct answer being classed has wrong there is no other way of saying in English my son's my daughter's,I can not progress to the next question because of this
In English, apostrophes are used to indicate possession as well as with contractions, but never to form plurals.
How would you spell "daughters" so i can pronounce it as an English speaker?
Hmmm... I guess "tsoorkee" would work as an approximation. And the 'r' has to be pronounced of course. If you know IPA, it's /ˈt͡sur.kʲi/.
