Talk:Ń
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"ni is the same as ń in Polish"
[edit]In Example section, it says "ni is the same as ń in Polish". This is just incorrect. koń, koni - two different words, with different meaning and pronounciation. kamień, kamieni, two different words with different meaning and pronunciation. First is singular nominativus, second is plural genetivus. In the middle of the world, especially if ń or ni is followed by e or a, they would sound and mean the same, but the general rule in the language is to convert ń in base word to ni anyway if it is followed by e or a, for example you don't write, końeczność, you write, konieczność, despite them sounding the same in this case (some can argue the the first końeczność would have shorter phonem, or different separation into sylabes). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:168:2000:5B:9FDD:8D6D:830:C2FB (talk) 04:11, 6 December 2020 (UTC)