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Re:Drzymała's wagon by Ickerday on Monday November 12, 2018 @06:13AM (#18431880)
Although @admitrov gave you a nice, long answer that may be correct (I'm no linguist), as a native Pole never in my life have I heard a difference between rz and ż. Same with ó and u, as well as ch and h. If there really* was a difference, native speakers wouldn't have so much trouble with ortography.

*ch and h have historically been two different consonants but have gotten washed down into one.

Re:Drzymała's wagon by cube2222 on Monday November 12, 2018 @06:45AM (#18432023)
There is no difference between ż and rz, there is a difference between dż and drz.
Re:Drzymała's wagon by eithed on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @04:08AM (#18448547)
Per adimitrov example - compare dżem to drzem. As a standalone "letters" there's no example.