>>57662765
>Latvia off by one yet again

Ah yes, very impressive

>>57662765
Movie, flick, ?, cinéma.

If kino is Russian, why does it use 'i' instead of the Russian letter for it (the one that's written cursively as n)?

french cinema
russian kino
british movie
american flick

Uhm. we're film

>>57662808
You mean joint

>>57662790
Fuck it, what's with the n being there as well for Russian? The k without its tail and o are Cyrillic letters, but i and n don't exist in Russian, unless you're writing the Russian i cursively in which case it turns into the latter.

it's film senpai. Movie and flick are Clapistanian

Sorry bud, but I only watch kino, visual tone poems, and photoplays

Kino is just a stump of the french "cinema". The more you know.

>>57662866
Anime is none of those, you liar

>>57662765
isn't kino german?

>>57663057
It's the same in russian. We use fil'm also though.

Kino reminds me of call of duty black ops :(

>>57662932
always thought it came directly from the greek root kinema?

>kino russian, /tv/ calls every shitty 2deep4u film it and only russians produce that kind of films
>flick american, because because only american film industry goes bigger the better way. that's why modern hollywood films has more budget than most countries
>movie british, it moves it is like movie
>cinéma french, because of é

>>57662765
American - Movie
Russian - Кинo
British - Flick
French - Cinéma

>>57662839
N and I do exist it's a different alphabet not a different letter

Flick?

>>57663057
Kino is a cinema theater in German. A movie would be a Film.

>>57662765
We invented it so the only right answer is cinéma. Everything else is shit.

>>57662765
>/tv/ memes
just