Why Craving Frozen Water May Indicate Anemia. Munching on ice is a soothing way to refresh your mouth and help hydrate your body with the water it needs. However, if you've noticed yourself habitually chewing ice, or craving it throughout the day, this odd hankering many indicate a more serious issue.
Polish Grandfather: Dziadek, Dziadziu, Dzidzi, Jaja, Dziadzi, etc. Polish can be confusing sometimes. It seems there are 15 different ways to say one word. Well, actually, not really. I'm going to discuss certain words in the Polish language which seem to fall in that 15 different ways to not say it catagory.
When Ä is the last letter of a word, or when followed by l or Å, most Poles will pronounce it like a regular Polish e, slightly lengthened.chÄtnie (gladly). gÅÄboki (deep). wÄÅ¼e (snakes). bÅÄkitnawy (sky blue-ish). porÄba (clearing in forest). mogÄ (I can, am able to). w. Pronounced like an English w as in will.owels are pronounced similar to their counterparts in most other European languages (not English though) but note, there are no long vowels. Stress is almost always on the penultimate (next-to-last) syllable. (b d f h k l m n p t z are pronounced as you'd expect them to be.).