Polish Hypercorrection







one example of hypercorrection in polish language adoption of coleslaw (itself stemming dutch term) adding accents seem simulating polish name bolesław. can explained english sounds in foreign names entering polish mass lingual consciousness: example, cola never pronounced [ts] sound, polish language rules dictate letter c pronounced.


other common examples of hypercorrection in polish include nasal pronunciation of terminal ę, in rękę (correctly [-ɛ] , hypercorrectly [-ɛ᷉]) or hypercorrect pronunciation of voiced consonants instead of voiceless ones (jabłko pronounced [ʝabʊłko] instead of [ʝapłko] or [ʝapko]).







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