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Discuss the magic languages of the Slavs, ask questions, get help with your homework
Which are you currently studying/interested in?
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Dobry wieczór /slav/.
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>>57617680
prvi za dijaspora
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slavic languages are ugly :(

post weird slav music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXLuBhc30OE
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>>57618173
>slavic languages are ugly :(
Polish and Belorussian are literally the only ugly Slavic langauges. Others are fine
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>>57618220
nah, to me all except slovakian sound ugly, but im biased
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>>57618220
this desu
But even Belorussian isn't too bad.
The south slavic languages all sound nice. The east slavic languages are true slavic. And the west is.. well...
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>>57618173
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kohsgr4kLdM&nohtml5=False
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>>57618220
how different is belarussian than russian?

also, polish sounds fucking weird but kinda cute, woudnt say its ugly
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>>57618612
>how different is belarussian than russian?
Not that much, especially if we're talking about phonetics and grammar. The Northern Russian dialects seem far more exotic to me.
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>>57619405
Do places in the far far far east, like Vladivostok, have a very strange dialect?
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I want to learn another slav language but I'm very nitpicky and I find something to hate in all of them.
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>>57619526
cause they are all dumb. learn spanish or french
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>>57619578
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>>57619526
I'd imagine being Bulgarian and trying to learn another slavic language would be hard given the fact that you have to learn the declension system.
I suppose you could stick with south slavic and learn serbo-croatian.
But the most useful would perhaps be Russian.
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>>57618280
No, South Slovic(Slavic) Languages at some aspect are better and more Slovic. We, in Russia, from time of King Ivan Ivan IV losed present conjugations of "is", in multiple form for for example, which was in King time, but South Slovic languages and even Poland language still have it. Also our officials are scavengers. They love use incomprehensible words collected from Europe, Latin, America.
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>>57619642
i dont get it
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>>57619490
Not at all. The dialects are dead now actually. You can only hear them from older people in rural areas or dialectological records.
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>>57618612
Belaruses are having two dialects. First near to Russian language, Second dialect near to Poland and Ukrainian languages.
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>>57619715
>lost present conjugtions of the verb "to be"
I've heard of this. I've always wondered, is it something that happens as an "option", like you can choose to either use it or not, or does it just no longer exist at all in Russian?
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>>57619578
Fuck french. Absolutely disgusting.
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>>57619719
pic says about cezar betrayal
polandman wanted to say they you are a traitor
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>>57619999
Agreed. Fuck French, if I wanted to sound like a pussy I'd rather become gay

>nice quads tho
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Serbo-Croatian and Slovenian seem cool but I can't live with the fact that they just ignore the 'ъ' sound and end up with words like 'Hrvatsko' or 'Srbsko'
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>his language turned protoslavic nasal vowels into [u]

disgusting
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>>57620064
Polaks always blinded by nationalism
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>>57620292
Are you talking about "hrvatskoj"?
Because that does exist.
It's the femenine dative of "hrvatski"
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>>57620747
He probably meant those clustered consonants
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>>57620064
more like cesar is surprised his friend would be against him, given that he also speaks a slav language

>>57620397
don't you feel silly now?
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>>57620747
Hrvatsko is the neuter nominative form of Hrvatski
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>>57620918
i speak slav language, and i realise they are not very pleasant to the ear

and why would i feel silly
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>>57620832
ah, okay
>>57620951
yeah, I just assumed by ъ, I thought he meant the changing of a vowel to have a sorta of "j" sound to it
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>>57620292
What's the "b" sound? The soft sound? Serbocroatian has the nj and lj sounds.
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>>57620991
ignorance is bliss i suppose
eot
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>>57621113
but you are the one ignorant here

only people that like slav languages are russiaboos
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South slavic languages are the best slavic languages tbqh.
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>>57621083
It's a vowel similar to schwa.
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>>57621177
NISO HUISO BRATE PA PA RARA *gypsy music*
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>>57620747
>>57620832
Yeah the clustered consonants.
Words like 'opskrbljivanje' fuck me up. How is that even possible?
>>57621083
'ъ' is the sound you make when you say 'bUt'.
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>>57621241
Oh, but we have the schwa sound in Slovene.
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>>57621299
>bUt
That's a. We definitely use the "a" sound.
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>>57621391
its not tho

ъ-is the "u" in under

a is just a, like the "A" is Another
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>>57621299
Well, in Serbo-Croatian group of languages, we use "r" and, to lesser extent, sometimes "l" and "s" as vowels. It is kind of weird even for native speakers
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>>57621299
>opskrbljivanje
fuck, just found the newest longest consonant cluster
Previously the longest I knew in Croatian was tvrtka

but still, tvrtka is more fun to say :3
>>57621177
this desu
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>>57620292
you disgust me
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>>57618173
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHJuGEiI4uQ&nohtml5=False
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There's a decent example of Belarusian language. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSwmW3OxquY&nohtml5=False
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>>57621447
>"u" in under
Do you not pronounce it as [andәɹ]?
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>>57621299
>Words like 'opskrbljivanje' fuck me up. How is that even possible?
It doesn't seem to be that hard. The musical stress is a much bigger problem, in my opinion.
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>>57621705
uhn-der

[ˈən-dər]
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>>57621447
The a in another is itself a schwa (uh-nother).

Slovenian uses it quite heavily. It can be written as an e (megla, dež, steber), or not at all (vrt, grb, srd).

>>57621083
Slovenian also has lj and nj, as many Slovenian words can't be pronounced without them (poželenje, minljivost).
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>>57621781
>[ˈən-dər]
That doesn't sound right.

>>57621796
>poželene
>minlivost
Samo imigranti in Ljubljanjčanji (v veliko primerih prav tako imigranti) uporabljajo (uporablajo) lj in nj.
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Why do my friends think south Slavic sounds Italian or Spanish when they listen to the music :(
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>>57621705
>>57621705
ъ is very similar to the Romanian ă
Google that
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>>57621796
>vrt
>schwa

isn't R syllabic? no need for schwa then
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>>57621705
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0X2IpaFTqcW

dont mind the shitty laptop mic and the fact that i cant pronounce R properly :-DDD
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>>57621909
There is a good chance they listened to one of Croatian (pop)-songs, which employ the same melodies you find in Italian, French and Spanish songs. Show me the songs
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>>57621909
Croatian diaspora in the USA?
Tell me about yourself.
Which city you from?
My Croatian folklore group is thinking of going to the USA next year or the year after as part of our international tour
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>>57621987
It was one of my parents old CD and I think the singer was Serbian.
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>>57621946
The u in under sounded nothing like the schwa sound you repeated at the end. It sounded like a.

>>57621914

Sound like the schwa sound.
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>>57622055
>Croatian folklore group

od kiedy ajvar i jeżdżenie traktorami do Słowenii jest kulturą narodową
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>>57621900
>poželene

that's a different word altogether though. I've never heard anyone say minlivost, it's counter-intuitive.

>>57621917
It's still pronounced vәrt. How doesn't that count as a schwa?
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>>57622055
Cringe
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>>57622129
if r was syllabic there would be no need for schwa

[vrt], Czechs speak this way
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>>57622060
pls be ceca
>>57622112
>od kiedy ajvar i jeżdżenie traktorami do Słowenii jest kulturą narodową
hahahahahahaha
don't forget drinking rakija, throwing stones at gays and bricks at serbs :^)
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>>57622129
Lj in nj so jezikoslovci forsirali zaradi približevanja (še en nepotreben j) srbohrvaščini. Dober primer je Ljubljana - razen slavistov, imigrantov in finih meščanov nisem še nikogar slišal reči Ljubljana, le Lublana.
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>>57621464
same in Czech language

>>57621477
enjoy "čtvrthrst" - quarter of a handful
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>>57622101
By linguistic standards, standard(!) Bulgarian's "ъ" is equivalent to the Romanian "ă"
Everything else is dialectal jack-off contest, which Bulgarians are known for
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bezwzględność
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>>57622060
Ok found out. It's Aca Lukas
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>>57622253
Pa če sem ti predložil dve avtohtoni besedi, ki se dobesedno ne dasta izgovoriti brez lj oziroma nj, ti pa še kar goniš svoje, ker nikakor ne bi bil rad v istem košu z različnimi Mohamedovići južno od nas. Mislim, da se to izraža drugače pri slehernem Slovencu, ta želja po distanciranju od slovanskih Pašalukov.
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>>57622270
>čtvrthrst
hnnnnggggggg
I'm turned on
>>57622277
>ti brojevi
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>slavic languages
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Bulgarian sounds the best, followed by Slovenian imo
"Ukrainain" and Belarusian is meh, Croatian is too fast sounding, Polish is just horrible
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>>57622394
Bulgars don't even have cases

fucking jews
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>>57621900
>[ˈən-dər]
>the English language
>r
>implying
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>>57622353
Obe besedi sem že izgovoril v življenju, pa še nikoli z j. Ta lj ali nj nagonsko izgovarjajo (izgovarjate?) govorci srbohrvaščine.
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>>57621477
>>57621477
>>57621299
The "r" vocalizes in these sentences, serving as a "bridge" in pronunciation. You forgo its stopping "roll" and slightly "scratch" it on its surface while pronouncing. In other words, retract your tongue a bit while pronouncing it. Just a little bit
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>>57622277
>is dialectal jack-off contest, which Bulgarians are known for

this is...pretty true actually

In every different city,someone will try to teach you how to speak "proper" Bulgarian here
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>>57622468
Prav, [andәɹ].
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>>57622277
Why Bulgarians did that weird thing? Couple "ъ" and "ь" literally multiply to 2 all consonant letters. As I know in France with Latin alphabet they tried did same with with " ' " letter but they was not successful enough.
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>no cases
>definite article
>schwa

Bulgars are perfidious Albion's spies
kill all Bulgars
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>>57622440
w-we do, kinda

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_grammar#Case_system
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>>57622580
>SHAMEFUR DISPRAY
..of cases.
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>>57622471
>Obe besedi sem že izgovoril v življenju, pa še nikoli z j. Ta lj ali nj nagonsko izgovarjajo (izgovarjate?) govorci srbohrvaščine

To je zato, ker sta slovenska lj in nj manj poudarjena od njunih srbohrvaških različic. Zato imaš verjetno predstavo, da izgovarjaš minlivost in da se v splošni rabi reče Lublana, čeprav tega konsistentno ne dela noben.
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>>57622474
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1gpk6zN1rMi
Please rate my pronunciation? How did I do?
I hate my accent when trying to talk Croatian
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>>57622471
"lj" i "nj" uvezli smo zbog značajnog utjecaja romanskih jezika
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>>57622549


you use this too tho?

>Among Slavic languages, the soft sign has the most limited use in Bulgarian: since 1945, the only possible position is one between consonants and ‹o› (such as in names Жeльo, Кpъcтьo, and Гьoнчo).

its useless here desu, we pretty much dont use it
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>>57622664
its way easier desu, if you are native and know when to use what
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vocaroo yourself reading Upper Wendish (Sarmatian dialect), writing system is intuitive to anyone who's an actual slav and not some piece of shit westerner

Słowiańskie języki są do siebie bardzo podobne, ale tylko powierzchownie. Wynika to z prostego faktu - wyłącznie szlachetni słowianie zachodni uniknęli niewoli czy to mongolskiej, czy to tureckiej. Wyłącznie tam dźwięczy jeszcze głos Peruna, w przeciwieństwie do ziem Turula, czy innego kurwa Allaha.
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>>57622714
Croatian prime minister/10

>>57622712
>čeprav tega konsistentno ne dela noben.
Razliko med Ljubljana in Lublana se pa res očitno sliši. Že v vseh narečjih sem slišal slednjo (spet nepotreben j) rabo.
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>>57622812
desu it doesn't matter if it's your native language
Finnish is hellish tier grammar. But it's not an issue to natives, because it's in human nature to learn a language.
It's just shit to learn as a second language if you aren't used to the grammar.
For example, it's likely easier for an English speaker to learn Bulgarian than Serbian, because English speakers don't know how to use declension.
But I'm sure a Finnish or German speaker wouldn't mind.
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>>57622870
>Croatian prime minister/10
hahahahahahahhaahha
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>>57622562
>evidentiality
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>>57622714
>opskribljavati
you got an "i" extra there
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>>57622714
Your pronunciation is terrible, but your accent is natural. You stress the words appropriately

You have to work on your stops.Especially when you pronounce letters like "k", "t", "p". Imagine it as a drag race. Go full force and then suddenly brake. Your "tvrtka" turns out as "tvrtt[something unintelligible]a". Pronounce it separately -> "tvrt" - "ka". Put stress at the beginning of each unit

When you master these simple consonant stops, making your pronunciation sharp and "crisp", try with the "opskrbljivanje". An alternative to that word, and an easier one to springboard towards it, is "opskrba". "Opskrbljivanje" is just an imperfective gerund in form of a noun (of the verb: "opskrbljivati"), while "opskrba" is the proper noun. Try it
We call it "frfljanje"

Try pronouncing "frfljanje". Let's see your softer constonants
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>>57622734
Mislim, da so to prej staroslovanske jezikovne značilnosti, kot je prikazano tule:

>prijatelj
>From Proto-Slavic *prijateljь, from Proto-Indo-European *priH- (“dear”).
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>>57622917
And people make all these inflections sound SOOOO hard, when in fact, you could learn them all over several days. Really not that hard.

The most difficult parts of any language, in my opinion are:
>pronunciation
>grammar (mostly how to form sentences correctly)
>fucking vocabulary

Everything else is easy to pick up along the way and won't hold you back that much.
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>>57622760
With out soft and hard sign impossible for example write traditional pronunciation of famous surname d'Artagnan what so easy at Russian, Belorusian or Ukrainian languages: Дъapтaньян or Д'Apтaньян.
Multiplication of consonant letters is a great thing.
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>>57623073
>We call it "frfljanje"

Kaj to sploh pomeni? Nisi jasno razložil. Mi podobnega pojma ne poznamo.
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>>57623090
Ne govorim etimološki, nego način na koji smo ih zapisali. Izgleda kao španjolsko "ll" na primjer.

Etimološki su slaveni imali ta slova, samo u vidu suglasnika (konsonanta) koji je "omekšan" s "ь"
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>>57623130
we just say д'Apтaнян
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>>57623228
blabber
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pies
piesek
pieseczek
piesulek
psina
psinka
psiunia
psiuniek
psiuńka
psiula
psiulek

PSISKO

psiulka
psisko
psi
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>>57623228
>Kaj to sploh pomeni?
It's an onomatopoeic construction. "frflj" and "anje" (gerund). "Frflj" would signify a person with a speech impediment
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>>57623329
>not pəs
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kot
kotek
koteczek
kiciuś
kicia
kiciulek
kiciunia
kotuś
kociak
kociulo

KOCUR
KOCISKO
JEBANY PCHLARZ KURWA
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>>57623327
Aja, brbljanje. Te brezštevilne drobne razlike med SH in Slovenščino so blazno zoprne (tudi na primer prej omenjeno opsrkbljivanje in naše oskrbovanje) in kot kaže nemogoče za zapomnit.
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>>57623105
>pronunciation
It is depending from writing alphabet and traditional writings of word. Even poor Latin alphabet where one letter "u" can have three different sounds still in use at England for example.
>vocabulary
Books and movies very helpful. On ancient time people just read Bible and catch words from it.
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>>57623426
>kot
anglo scum
its mačka
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>>57623073
>frfljanje
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0hc0QYB9JCG

>our pronunciation is terrible, but your accent is natural.
Yeah, I didn't speak it enough as a child to pick up a native accent, very few diaspora have a native accent. Perhaps only a handful in my generation (those between 18-25) actually have a native accent.
>"Opskrbljivanje" is just an imperfective gerund in form of a noun (of the verb: "opskrbljivati"), while "opskrba" is the proper noun.
I fucking love seeing people who can explain the grammar and shit. Because all of our parents that moved here were seljaci from the 50s and 60s, they all speak Croatian, but don't know how to teach it. Recently I've started to try and teach myself to improve my Croatian. I've made slow progress, but I now understand the padeži.
>>57623105
You can learn the padeži over several days, I did, however, I still make mistakes, especially around genetiv. And I study linguistics, so I have further knowledge than most. I think for most people it would be very confusing to learn it and to understand how to apply it. Especially when talking in a fluid conversation. When you write, you have time to stop and think of the grammatical function of each word. But while speaking, it's not as easy.
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>>57623463
>macka
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>>57623130
>>57623288
We solved that simply by respecting the native languages

"Pustolovine d'Artagnana" (The adventures of d'Artagnan)
You simply append the case on the loaned word

So if you want to say "The corny career of Steven Seagal", you say "Otrcana karijera Stevena Seagala"

Serbs say "Stiven Segal" or in the above case "d'Artanjan"
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>>57623288
Pronunciation "д'Apтaнян" is differ from "д'Apтaнян".
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dartanian :DD
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>>57623426
mačkon
maček
mačkica
mucek
mucka
mucica
mucika

No ja, nekaj pomanjševalnic in povečevalnic pa vseeno imamo.
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>>57623452
>It is depending from writing alphabet and traditional writings of word
Indeed.

>Books and movies very helpful

For me, it's movies and music. I love to search for lyrics of my favorite songs and learn their meaning, learning some new words in the process. And movies with subtitles are a no-brainer
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>>57623559
Sorry was mistake. Now fix.
Pronunciation "д'Apтaньян" is differ from "д'Apтaнян". First sound like France surname, Second sound like Armenian surname.
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Learning Polish since September last year. It's really fucking difficult.
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>>57623688
i po co ci to było Szwajcarze
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czizburger :DD
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>>57623688
>learning polish
well there's your problem
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>>57618220
russian is literally the ugliest language i have ever heard and i hear it like everyday
polish isnt even that bad but russian is literally Mordor tier
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>>57623771
some places in russia are mordor tier yes
but russian is not
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>>57623714
It's mostly the myriad of cases and suffixes that need to be employed in such different situations that make it pretty much impossible for me to speak even one sentence without getting at least one thing wrong.
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>>57623856
go on try to express yourself

talk about the weather or something
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>>57623767
Tbqh, a lot of it is because I dont study for shit kek
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>>57623426
кoт
кoтик
кoтeйкa
киca
киcкa
киcoнькa
кoтэ
кoшaк
кoшкa
кoтя
кoтёнoк
кoтёнoчeк
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>>57623850
that pic is moscow btw :DDDDD
and i didnt say that russia is mordor tier, i said RUSSIAN is literally mordor tier language
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>>57623911
R A R E
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>>57623911
AAAAAAAAAAA БЛЯДЬ ХAЧИ ИMEЮT ИHTEPHET
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>>57623771
>>57623850
I like the sound of Russian as well. It sounds so familiar, so close to home.
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>>57623923
and i said that some places in russia are but that the language is not
>>57623980
yeah its much more understandable than other slavic languages
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>>57623519
Your "r" is softer, in an anticipating way, since your primarily language is English and you were raised in
Don't lose it. Practice it, because the letter is useful in mastering most languages. Pronounce it like you would the Spanish "r"
Prolong that "r" in "frfljanje" fr practice, although the accent is on the "a". Just like you would, for fun, pronounce "ai carrrrrrrrramba"

Your soft consonants are good. It's all a matter of speech practice. You will not have difficulties after a month or two of good exercise. Daily pronunciation.

Have a list I think will help you:

Čačkalica
Vodoopskrba (accent on the second "o")
Čvrstoća/Očvršće
Trnovit (accent on the "o")
Smrtan
Prstenjak (accent on the "e")
Svrdlo
Krhak/Krhka/Krhko (accent on the last vowel)
Ropstvo
Sanskrtski
Krštenje (accent on the "e")
Stupnjevit (accent on the "e")
You can even try the transliterated version of the famous Mexican volcano: "Popokatepetl"

Accent on the first vowel where not indicated otherwise
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>>57623945
Я pyccкий.
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chińskie bajki
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>>57623886
dzisiaj swiecie słońce?
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>>57624122
czy świeci dzisiaj słońce?
świeci dzisiaj słońce? (slang)
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>>57624018
upotrijebis li skype?
I'd love to practice one day with you, once I get to a conversational level of Croatian. You seem really knowledgeable in it.

And I'm gonna save that list of words
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>>57624065
He вpи. Bceх нeчypoк тaм eщё в дeвянocтыe пepepeзaли.
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>>57624165
do kwiaciarni idę po tulipany
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>>57624262
:DD
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>>57624246
He вceх.
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>>57624122
By some configuration, you'd be best off learning Bulgarian or Macedonian. Though you might consider either a meme language, they will prove useful in later trying to conquer Russian, for example. They have articles, just like Romance and Germanic languages (appended on the word, as a suffix, like for example Norwegian...), no cases, fair amount of loanwords to instantly build a modest vocabulary. Doesn't have all the weird letters Polish has. I will dare and say that Bulgarian is the easiest Slavic language and fairly logical. Standard Bulgarian. As for the accents/dialects...everyone has their own story there
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>>57624246
Ah, the Great Wall of Cyrillic: the divide on /int/ between East and West. Can't understand a word, personally.
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>>57624377
>he didn't learn Russian at school
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>>57624441
>at school
i've learnt russian on kuban cossack choir videos on you tube
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>>57624279
I'd do more for my Polish classes but I simply don't have the time besides my actual studies...
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>>57624168
No, I don't. Give me an alternative. Something I can use on my phone?

>>57624377
Zašto ne znaš ćirilicu?
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>>57624279
I'd do more for my Polish classes but I simply don't have enough time beside my actual studies...
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>>57624520
TAM
ШЛИ
ДBA БPATA
C TУPEЦКOГO ФPOHTA
C TУPEЦКOГO
ФPOHTA

ДOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOЙ
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>>57624367
until you get to the grammar and decide to just end it all
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>>57617680
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x-dALIY5BA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDi7938VSk0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7fyJy1GW48
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGh_1NQ44hA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgEXmF7_9_I&nohtml5=False
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>>57624441
Potrebno je znati što neprijatelj/dušman/vrag misli
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>>57624648
>duszman

chorwaci to turcy
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>>57624594
Your grammar sounds like a merciful "ending" as opposed to mine.
When we put ourselves in his context, both languages are hard, but yours would be easier
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>>57617963
Dobra večer
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>>57624601
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlxU-cydW5Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIDbDXqVBSc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mdz1ZFyQDE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT1jHGoe4I4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KC-iscJtsI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc12zzgvQY0
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>>57624581
one of my favourites
why did poles struck three times?
>>57624673
yeah its a turcism and it is really archaic we use neprijatelj
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>>57624673
I only used "dušman" because I didn't know which version Poles use. We say "neprijatelj" consistently. "Vrag" is "the Devil". "Dušman" is very rare here. In older folk songs and such
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>>57617963
здapoвa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNGSsU6bu7g
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>Razgovor slavonska jezika
>na engleskom

Bože dragi...
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>>57624567
Discord is pretty awesome
You can use it on phone or on your desktop
I already use it to shitpost in a Croatian group
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>>57624567
>Zašto ne znaš ćirilicu?

Kje pa naj bi se je naučil? /int/ sem odkril šele nekje pri sedemindvajsetih, prej pa nisem bil zainteresiran za učenje jezikov, saj mi je srednješolska nemščina povzročala precejšnje travme.
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>>57624717
to injure his breast

>>57624732
>>57624717
nieprzyjaciel, wróg
devil is diabeł
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>>57624771
cyкa блядь
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>>57623911
>>57623426
>no кoткa
Зacтpeляйтe ce бe пeдaли гнycни.
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>>57624820
struck him 3 times and only did 3rd one killed him
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>>57617963
Дoбpый вeчep
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>>57624853
kotka to kotka

samica kota
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ift8T7eVEo
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>>57624858
that's what you get for illegal border jumping
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>>57624888
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u7WN2zBEDc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn1-KF4W2a8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgXpTUEU4LM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stjRIlv5jxg
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>>57624771
Človek božji, saj se drugače niti ne moremo sporazumeti. Ne boš rekel, da zastopiš večino tega, kar pišejo Poljaki in Rusi?
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>>57624935
but they were fighting TURKS i mean cmon cut them some slack
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>>57624813
>>57624813
To je druga stvar. Jezici ti nisu zanimljivi...
Jebiga


>>57624794
I installed discord. I will be able to speak tomorrow. You'll probably find me wallowing in /ex-yu/ after 1-3PM CET
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>>57617680
I'm interested in Russian. It's hard though. I can do the Russian on Duolingo, great, but as soon as I'm out of Duolingo I seem to have forgotten everything.
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>>57623945
Имeют хaчи oвeц, a интepнeт — oн нынчe в любoй глyши ecть.
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>>57625003
мe чe пишeм? нe coвceм пoнял

>>57625028
that's why he got shot thrice only
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>>57624771
>slavonski jezik
je baš bi svi razumili šokce sa svoojim naglaaaaaaaaskom
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>>57624820
>devil is diabeł
>>57624878
>kotka to kotka
>no verb to be)))))))))

swaba, kurva.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E1QcoEcjWs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEqLxUjEQNs
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>>57625085
to be is skipped in such simple sentences

w-we're not Russians I swear
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>>57625068
he lost an arm too
but that could be a turks doing
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>>57625068
>making me use google translate
>tfw it didn't even translate properly and I still don't understand you
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CudX0TuK3Q4
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>>57625056
You're playing Duolingo as if it was a game, instead of using it as a supplement in a more rounder study of Russian. That's why you're limited outside of it
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>>57618280
>The east slavic languages are true slavic
My sides.
West slavic languages are the oldest (at least 3500 yrs), most archaic and only true slavic languages. Proto-Slavic and probably even Proto-Indo-European are in fact Proto-Polish. East and south slavic languages is what happens when Polish mixes with mongol and turkic languages. Hard and hissing Polish sounds way better than oversoftened (ye, ya, yu etc) r*ssian. When I hear r*ssian "language" i feel like pic rel. When it comes to sound Polish is Germanic of slavic languages what makes it sound the most serious and powerful of them all. Also Polish is the most complex language what makes it the best one to express the most complicated (for example mathematical) ideas. Your shit "languages" can't compete with Polish, the language of mighty Vandals.
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>>57625047
u redu, dobro :)
Zovem se El Australiano (ja saj taj shitposter iz tredovi spanjolski) u diskordu
I think you can add people as friends or whatever, just do that and you'll see when I'm online and stuff
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>>57622714
Oreškoviću koji kurac radiš u Australiji trebaš nam ekonomiju popravljati.
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>>57618173
>>57618220
That's because Poles aren't slav(e)s like you fucking subhumans.
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>>57625213
Tы бepёшь cлишкoм мнoгo нa ceбя, дoлбoёб. Пocмeялcя.
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>>57625056
I suppose it just takes more practice. And it needs to be constant
Do you have any experience learning previous langauges?
Or is Russian your first foreign langauge?
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>>57625282
Yeah, fucking write in moon runes, you uncivilized fuck.
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>>57625279
Этoт лях пopвaлcя, нecитe cлeдyющeгo!)
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>>57617680
Love this pic
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>>57625302
I have other experience. Russian is my first Slavic language. I don't get to use it though. I don't have any Slav friends.

I barely have any friends at all nowadays tbqhwy.
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>>57625334
I can't read your bullshit.

Speak human language, monkey.
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>>57625329
>slav langs thread
>writing in english their fantasies of GREATNESS and true SLAVRY
K E K
E
K
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>>57625334
дa нe paбoтaeт yжe
этo тoт вaндaлпocтep чepтoв
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>>57625213
>can't compete with Polish, the language of mighty Vandals.
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>>57625279
yes you are slavs
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>>57625255
>Oreškoviću koji kurac radiš u Australiji trebaš nam ekonomiju popravljati.

"u redu, mislim da mogu pomoći the ekonomiju."

Seriously, he left at 19. How the fuck does that happen? How can you forgot your native language when you spoke it for the first 19 years of your life?
If I left Australia now and went to some place like Brazil and never spoke English for the rest of my life, I honestly don't think I'd forget English.
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>>57625378
>Eщё oдин члeнococ, пишyщий нa aнглийcкoм in SLAV LANGUAGE THREAD
))))
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>>57625379
It's better than writing in rural mongol language of yours.

Every time I see Russians from Kaliningrad it fucking looks like some cave creatures from god knows where.
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>>57625213
>implying the most archaic Slavic language isn't in fact Slovene

Listen to the beauty of it and tell me whether it doesn't sound right to your Slavic ears on some primal level.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hj8f_k9ryJ8
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>>57625434
Лях, пoжaлyйcтa)))
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>>57625414
And you're fucking Hungarians.
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>>57625427
if we all spoke our languages we wouldn't understand eachother.
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>>57625473
>Лях, пoжaлyйcтa)))
it looks like someone just smeared shit all over the place.

this is your language, those are your letters.
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>>57625416
According to wikipedia he left to Leafland when he was 2 years old.
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>>57625464
>Listen to the beauty of it
please, why don't you post some truly beautiful Slavic songs.
This one is a personal favourite of mine.
It's actually sung in proto-slavic, so you may only understand a few words. And it's being sung by a special choir that has practiced this ancient form of music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sy3dQ0t8eT8
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>>57625485
Я тeбя yмoляю.
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CHWAŁA WIELKIEJ POLSCE KURRRRWWAAAA IMPERIUM LECHITÓW OD OCEANU DO OCEANU

CO KURWO NIE MA CWANIAKA NAD PRAWILNIAKA KURWA POLAKA DO WOJACZKI I DO ANTAŁYKU MY PIERWSI BRUDASIE

ZOBACZ CO U MAMY POLSKI CHUJ JUŻ ZASZCZYCIŁ JEJ PIZDĘ CHECHE BIEDAKU ROBAKU DZIECIAKU SPIER-DO-LA-KU

POLSKA POLSKA 2050 POTĘGA GALAKTYCZNA DOŁĄCZ ALBO GIŃ
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>>57625464
>ctrl+f dual
>0 results found

I'm surprised you've managed to not mention it for this long.
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>>57625521
Иди нa хyй, ты дaжe нe cлaвянин. Кycoк дepьмa, нe бoлee.
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>>57625592
>Иди нa хyй, ты дaжe нe cлaвянин. Кycoк дepьмa, нe бoлee.
keep writing this bullshit. i don't even know what you're saying, lesser human.
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DIASPORA OUT
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>>57625536
Aferim, efendija.

Dobra rita, sicer.
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>>57625525
>According to wikipedia he left to Leafland when he was 2 years old.
oh that's interesting, I was told by someone that he moved when he was 19. I'll look into it.
But moving at 2 makes more sense
>>57625584
this dbi obi (da biti iskren, obitelji)
muh dual form
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>>57625619
>cлaвянcких языкoв тpэд
>члeнococ-лях пытaeтcя вceм пoкaзaть, кaкoй oн КУЛЬTУPHЫЙ, нa дeлe жe пpocтo ccaнoe bydlo
>пишeт нa AHГЛИЙCКOM ЯЗЫКE
)
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POLSKA BIEDAKI

POLSKA MOWA POLSKA KREW MATEK WASZYCH BOLCA ZEW
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>>57625638
dobar dan braco :3
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>>57625717
Kievan Rus - Viking camp, rus people as slaves
Muscovy - Viking dynasty ruling over Rus peasants
Russian Empire - Germans owning Russian pussies
Soviet Union - Jew ruling over Russian subhuman
Russian Federation: A Finn doing whatever he wants with Russians.

kek, that's your fucking heritage.
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Читaть butthurtы вoнючих пшeкoв - бecцeннo :3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wxy3awZZrgs
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>>57625473
>>57625592
>>57625717
Stop answering him, you bloody idiot. Don't let a full of complexes pole ruin such a comfy thread
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>>57625079
Pričaj srpski da te cjeli svjet razumije.
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>>57625540
nah
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>>57625747
aхaхaхaхaх
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>>57625824
this
just let him fizzle out. Just hid his posts
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>>57625824
Oк! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wuq1EE8ymc
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>>57625584
>>57625699
>he will never experience that moment when you switch from the plural to the dual with a girl you like and wonder with your heart in your mouth whether she'll respond in kind

You see, even ancient neo-proto-Slavic languages such as Slovene can be sexy.
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What's going on with Poland, why is he so mad?
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>>57625852
>leaf poster talking Croatian
T I H O M I R
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>>57618173
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi41aPUDJCA

Also, I wanted to ask any polish speakers here if Ł really is pronounced like W and not just a round L, like the russian Л compared to ЛЬ.
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>>57625919
Дa этo быдлo кaкoe-тo зaлётнoe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDSRMUukFfY
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>>57625919
Because you're subhuman filth that needs to be eradicated from the earth.
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>>57625213
>West slavic languages are the oldest (at least 3500 yrs), most archaic and only true slavic languages. Proto-Slavic and probably even Proto-Indo-European are in fact Proto-Polish. East and south slavic languages is what happens when Polish mixes with mongol and turkic languages. Hard and hissing Polish sounds way better than oversoftened (ye, ya, yu etc) r*ssian. When I hear r*ssian "language" i feel like pic rel. When it comes to sound Polish is Germanic of slavic languages what makes it sound the most serious and powerful of them all. Also Polish is the most complex language what makes it the best one to express the most complicated (for example mathematical) ideas. Your shit "languages" can't compete with Polish, the language of mighty Vandals.
Genius example of Polish butthurt, I'll save it.
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>>57625717
>пишeт нa AHГЛИЙCКOM ЯЗЫКE
Hy тaк oбщecлoвeнcкoгo (oбщecлaвянcкoгo) языкa тo eщё нeтy. Paccтoяниe мeждy cлoвeнcкими(cлaвянcкими) языкaми в ceй мoмeнт тaкoвo и cлoвa oтличaютcя пpиблизитeльнo нa ypoвнe paзличия мeждy poмaнcкими языкaми, нaпpимep фpaнцyзcким и aнглийcким.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWeAhF8GuUw

ena slovenska z ruskim ritmom
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl_UEsDITRQ >>57626002
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>>57625852
>srpski
>cijeli
>svijet
>razumije
Hrvatski Srbin?
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PAN BÓG KOCHA POLAKÓW TYLKO

INNYCH LUDZI NIENAWIDZI WSZYSTKICH

POLLLLSSSKSASKASAKSKSSKSA AAA KURRRWRAWA
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>>57625213
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>>57626084
točno mislio sam ovo
(I thought exactly this)
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>>57626102
xd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGhDxY_CRZk
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ruscy to podludzie
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>>57625213
>>57623771
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>>57626044
>>57626044
>>57626044
ČOVIK JE TOVAR, SVE MU SMETA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiKwKRLGFLM
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WIELKA POLSKA

JEDYNA CÓRKA IMPERIUM ROMANUM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=to6f6d6VfMI

Ena v močnem slovenskem rovtarskem narečju. Tega še Hrvati ne bodo razumeli.
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Laku noc brace

good night slavic brothers
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>>57626146
"Točno sam mislio na ovo"*
"Misliti na/o" -> "To think about/of"
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Why Poland and Estonia are always so mad about everything Russian, even about our labguage. Literally butthurt belt.
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>>57626311
any specific rules over when to choose na or when to choose o?
or are they interchangable

mislio sam od tebe
mislio sam na tebe
I thought of you
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