>>7559053>dziękuje>nobody pronounces both ę's, just a soft first ę then the second is eI would say the above
hearing the "clean", nasally polish where everything is pronounced very clearly and distinctly is very rare here. It's hard for me to recall of the top of my head but most older poles here who are educated professionals do speak more cleanly. Every region has it's own distinct dialect as well. Most of these dialects survived past ww2.
