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Well your name clearly states that. I have the most trouble with polish and the eastern Slavic languages.
i think spoken polish is easier to understand for other slavic language speakers, written polish well, sorry about that, we got carried away with spellings chrzebrzeszczyns away
I'm Czech and I can understand written polish only if I read it aloud.
it's likewise for me with Czech my slavic friend! :) and i really have to squint my ears for that to work
Even spoken polish is giberish to me. But what can you do. Slovenian is probably the same to polish speakers