I really enjoy listening to your pronuncations! Would you say, as a Serbian, that pronunciation across the Balkans is more or less consistent? (with the obvious exceptions of Greece, Romania and Turkey)
Thanks ! I'm not so sure, it all depends on the individual. But across the Balkans the younger generations are getting better and better at English. I'm not sure if this answers your question :/
@@shumadinac I was a bit unclear. I mean the way you pronounce c as 'ts' and so on - are places across the Balkans largely pronounced like the Serbian ones?
@@MercateerGeo ahhh yes. We don't write TS (I think it's quite rare in place names). So if u see a 'C' in a city name just pronounce as if u are reading 'TS'
I really enjoy listening to your pronuncations! Would you say, as a Serbian, that pronunciation across the Balkans is more or less consistent? (with the obvious exceptions of Greece, Romania and Turkey)
Thanks ! I'm not so sure, it all depends on the individual. But across the Balkans the younger generations are getting better and better at English. I'm not sure if this answers your question :/
@@shumadinac I was a bit unclear. I mean the way you pronounce c as 'ts' and so on - are places across the Balkans largely pronounced like the Serbian ones?
@@MercateerGeo ahhh yes. We don't write TS (I think it's quite rare in place names). So if u see a 'C' in a city name just pronounce as if u are reading 'TS'
can you do a big country next (e.g. France Italy or Germany)
I'm going in Geographic order, ill do them soon.