Phonetic Pronounciations for Central & Eastern Europe
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Polish names are not a problem but I changed Russian city names to Polish versions so it's easier for me to read and it can be different from original name as I can't read Russian properly 
So you don't see 'Москва' but 'Moskwa' (not Moscow like in English). But if you want to hear some cities, you should be able to find it on YouTube but if not - then I can read them for you (Łódź is probably the best of them 
) or create a written pronunciaton.
So you don't see 'Москва' but 'Moskwa' (not Moscow like in English). But if you want to hear some cities, you should be able to find it on YouTube but if not - then I can read them for you (Łódź is probably the best of them ) or create a written pronunciaton.Currently working on: various stuff
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Wikipedia includes phonetic pronunciations, as well as spoken audio (for some), for most major city names. For example: Munichfphlpsnrg wrote:A list of phonetic pronunciations for Central & Eastern Europe and Russian cities would be very useful to Romance and English language speakers. Multiple consonant and vowel strings are challenging at best.