Polish

(taken from https://alphablocks.fandom.com/wiki/Alphablocks\_in\_other\_languages#Polish)

Known as Polishblocks (Polish: Polskiebloki)

## SOSR's design

* A/a: Same, with the same sound as the English short A, as in "ant".
* Ą/ą: Same as A, but is emerald with no plaster and wears an emerald hat. Her sound is a nasal "a".
* B/b: Same, with the same sound as the English B, as in "bed".
* C/c: Same. Her sound is the dentalized laminal alveolar sound of "ts" as in "pits".
* Ć/ć: Same as C, but his body and star colours switch. His sound is the voiceless alveolo-palatal sibilant affricate sound of "ch" as in "cheese".
* D/d: Same, with the same sound as the English D, as in "dog".
* E/e: Same, with the same sound as the English short E, as in "egg".
* Ę/ę: Same as E, but is female and magenta and wears a magenta hat. Her sound is a nasal "e".
* F/f: Same, with the same sound as the English F, as in "fog".
* G/g: Same, with the same sound as the English G, as in "go".
* H/h: Same, with the same sound as the English H, as in "hay".
* I/i: Same. Her sound is the English long E sound as in "pizza".
* J/j: Same. Her sound is the English Y sound, as in "yak".
* K/k: Same, with the same sound as the English K, as in "key".
* L/l: Same, with the same sound as the English L, as in "log".
* Ł/ł: Same as the English W, and the same sound as the said letter, as in "wet".
* M/m: Same, with the same sound as the English M, as in "man".
* N/n: Same, with the same sound as the English N, as in "net".
* Ń/ń: Same as N, but with shaggy dark red hair and a white blaze on his nose. His sound is the alveolo-palatal sound of "ny" as in "onion".
* O/o: Same, with the same sound as the English short O, as in "on".
* Ó/ó: Same as O, but violet and wears a cap. His sound is the same as the English long U/OO, as in "boot".
* P/p: Same, with the same sound as the English P, as in "pie".
* R/r: Same, with the same sound as the English R, as in "red".
* S/s: Same, with the same sound as the English S, as in "sun".
* Ś/ś: Same as S, but with reversed pale colours. Her sound is the voiceless alveolo-palatal sibilant fricative sound of "sh", as in "ship".
* T/t: Same, with the same sound as the English T, as in "tea".
* U/u: Same, with the same sound as the English long U/OO, as in "clue".
* W/w: Same as the English V, and the same sound as the said letter, as in "van".
* Y/y: Same, but in vowel form. His sound is the same as the English short I, as in "bit".
* Z/z: Same, with the same sound as the English Z, as in "zoo".
* Ź/ź: Same as Z, but female and light green. Her sound is the voiced alveolo-palatal sibilant fricative sound of "zh" as in "vision".
* Ż/ż: Same as Z, but emerald green with light brown facial hair, minus the beard. His sound is nearly the same as Ź's.

##### Digraphs

* CH: Similar digraph as in the English Alphablocks. Its sound is the same as the Hebrew letter "chet".
* CZ: Its sound is the voiceless retroflex sibilant affricate sound, as in "czas", meaning "time".
* DZ: Its sound is the dentalized laminal alveolar sound, as in "dzwon", meaning "bell".
* DŹ: Its sound is the voiced alveolo-palatal sibilant affricate sound, as in "dźwięk", meaning "sound".
* DŻ: Its sound is the voiced retroflex sibilant affricate sound, as in "dżem", meaning "jam".
* RZ: Its sound is nearly the same as Ż's.
* SZ: Its sound is the voiceless retroflex sibilant fricative sound, as in "szum", meaning "rustle".
* CI: Separate sound pair in English as in "city". In Polish, it makes the "ch" sound, as in "cheese".
* NI: Separate sound pair in English as in "nip". In Polish, it makes the "ny" sound, as in "onion".
* SI: Separate sound pair in English as in "sit". In Polish, it makes the "sh" sound, as in "ship".
* ZI: Separate sound pair in English as in "zip". In Polish, it makes the "zh" sound, as in "vision".
* DZI: The only known Polish trigraph. Its sound is similar to the Polish digraph DŹ.

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