for example, i’ve heard of the U.S. dialect of Spanish.
some states like mine (Minnesota) have american norwegian (which I might learn along with european Norwegian)
does chicago speak the european version or is there a us dialect?
I’ve been told my polish sounds “old”. I know only a little bit, learned from grandparents and great grandparents. However they were speaking in the early 1900s when they left Poland for the US, that’s the Polish I grew up hearing.
I grew up in the Midwest where there were quite a few 2nd, 3rd, + generation Polish Americans. Now I live on the East Coast where there are more people who immigrated from Poland in the last ~20 years in addition to the generational families and they sound quite a bit different from what I grew up with.
może możesz napisać przykład sposobu, w jaki mówisz po polsku
uczę się polskiego od mojej mamy
I didn’t learn to read/write it, just simple spoken conversation. I would not claim any level of fluency.
Oooohhh okay!
:)
I don’t know, but if there is one, I’d expect one to be in New Jersey.
(ponieważ mówisz o języku polskim i wiem, że mówisz po polsku)
moja rodzina (macocha i tata) mówi po polsku z amerykańskim akcentem. moja macocha jest native speakerem języka polskiego i nauczyła się angielskiego jako dziecko. ponieważ dorastała w chicago, jej angielski stał się lepszy niż jej polski i teraz mówi z amerykańskim akcentem.
mój tata nauczył się polskiego od mojej macochy, on jest amerykaninem i też nauczył się od kogoś z amerykańskim akcentem.
translation
my family (stepmom and dad) speak polish with american accents. my stepmom is a native speaker of polish and learned english as a child. because she grew up in chicago, her english became better than her polish and now she speaks with an american accent.
my dad learned polish from my stepmom, he is american and also learned from someone with an american accent.