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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__jsYd3hoaQ
Zetterberg really turned on the boosters in the last month or so. He's back to putting up numbers since Abdelkader was dropped from his line.
Zetterberg really turned on the boosters in the last month or so. He's back to putting up numbers since Abdelkader was dropped from his line.
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It's really amazing their shit OT record but their amazing SO record..
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Couple fights missing from highlight package.
Mantha steps up for Larkin who was hit from behind into the boards. Normally I am against a player hitting another when he goes down in the fight, but when sending a message while sticking up for one of your star players I'll turn a blind eye.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1ldGNx1bRM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qySgXNmYDNE
Man these guys completely butcher pronouncing Witkowski. It is pronounced Vitkovski.
Polish is the only Slavic language where you will see a W used commonly in a name. In Polish the W is pronounced as English V. ł is the Polish character that makes English w sound. (Do not confuse t with ł)
Mantha steps up for Larkin who was hit from behind into the boards. Normally I am against a player hitting another when he goes down in the fight, but when sending a message while sticking up for one of your star players I'll turn a blind eye.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1ldGNx1bRM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qySgXNmYDNE
Man these guys completely butcher pronouncing Witkowski. It is pronounced Vitkovski.
Polish is the only Slavic language where you will see a W used commonly in a name. In Polish the W is pronounced as English V. ł is the Polish character that makes English w sound. (Do not confuse t with ł)
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Man these guys completely butcher pronouncing Witkowski. It is pronounced Vitkovski.
Polish is the only Slavic language where you will see a W used commonly in a name. In Polish the W is pronounced as English V. ł is the Polish character that makes English w sound. (Do not confuse t with ł)
My favorite pro wrestler Wladek 'Killer' Kowalski. iirc he was from Hamtramck and or Windsor.
I met him once in kenmore square Boston and pronounced his name Vladek.
Polish is the only Slavic language where you will see a W used commonly in a name. In Polish the W is pronounced as English V. ł is the Polish character that makes English w sound. (Do not confuse t with ł)
My favorite pro wrestler Wladek 'Killer' Kowalski. iirc he was from Hamtramck and or Windsor.
I met him once in kenmore square Boston and pronounced his name Vladek.
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Hahaha, I heard much about him and training many of the wrestlers from the 80s/90s.
Pronounciation would be close to Vwadek Kovalski.
Władek is shorthand for Władysław.
Vladislav is spelling you would see coming from Russia.
Kowal (smith) ski (son of); Son of Smith
In Poland his wife's name would be Kowalska ie. Daughter of Smith
Other Slavic variations would be Kovalev (Russian), Kovalchuk (Ukrainian), Kovalenko (Ukrainian).
Pronounciation would be close to Vwadek Kovalski.
Władek is shorthand for Władysław.
Vladislav is spelling you would see coming from Russia.
Kowal (smith) ski (son of); Son of Smith
In Poland his wife's name would be Kowalska ie. Daughter of Smith
Other Slavic variations would be Kovalev (Russian), Kovalchuk (Ukrainian), Kovalenko (Ukrainian).
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