Wojciech
Does anyone know how to pronounce the Polish name Wojciech? I know that Woj- is pronounced Voy-, but that's about it.
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A nickname for Wojciech is Wojtek - Voy-tek (first syllable stress) That might be easier to pronounce.
It is an old Polish name, from Slavic, from the two roots: woj (voy)(battle, warrior) and ciech (chyekh) (joy, merry). Possible meaning: "one who enjoys war" or "give us joy through (being a great) warrior".
St. Wojciech - one of Poland's patron saints. Traditionally a very common name (in the past an especially "peasant" name.
Rosomaqa
It is an old Polish name, from Slavic, from the two roots: woj (voy)(battle, warrior) and ciech (chyekh) (joy, merry). Possible meaning: "one who enjoys war" or "give us joy through (being a great) warrior".
St. Wojciech - one of Poland's patron saints. Traditionally a very common name (in the past an especially "peasant" name.
Rosomaqa
"Traditionally a very common name (in the past an especially "peasant" name. "
uMM, NOT QUITE.
uMM, NOT QUITE.
It is pronounced VOY-ZEH.
Z - like in PIZZA, TS sound;
H - articulated hard, like in HARD.
Accent on the first syllable.
Z - like in PIZZA, TS sound;
H - articulated hard, like in HARD.
Accent on the first syllable.
I was so wrong :(
I would venture
Voy-chek
Voy-chek
I'm fluent in Polish!
Voy-cheh (last h is like hat)
Voy-cheh (last h is like hat)