How do you call these things in your language?
I will start with mine, Catalan. I will include the pronunciation (sometimes with variants). I hope that 4chan accepts all those characters.
Knife - Ganivet - gənivέt / gəniβέt
Fork - Forquilla - fuɾkíʎə
Napkin - Tovalló - tuβəʎó
Spoon - Cullera - kuʎéɾə
Dish - Plat - plát
Food - Menjar - məɲʒá
Glass - Got - gɔ́t
Tablecloth - Estovalles - əstuváʎəs / əstuβáʎəs
Chair - Cadira - kəðíɾə
Table - Taula - táwɫə
faca
garfo
guardanapo
colher
prato
comida
vidro
toalha
cadeira
mesa
copo*
sorry boys
Knife - Nož
Fork - Vilica
Napkin - Salveta
Spoon - Žlica
Dish - Tanjur
Food - Hrana
Glass - Čaša
Tablecloth - Stolnjak
Chair - Stolica
Table - Stol
>>60108688
Knife - nož
Fork - vilice
Napkin - prtiček
Spoon - žlica
Dish - krožnik
Food - hrana
Glass - kozarec
Tablecloth - prt (cf. with napkin)
Chair - stol
Table - miza
>>60108854
>>60108869
How much could you understand each other?
>>60108869
>Chair - stol
pfffwwwhhh
>>60109906
Most of the words, if not all. Most Slovenes have no idea what a stolica is supposed to be (in Slovene it means a university chair in the sense of teaching position), but we could decipher words like salveta (we also say servet), and čaša (means cup in Slovene, but the analogy to glass can be drawn). We could not understand the MENA word tanjur and the unfamiliar construction stolnjak, but that's all.
>>60110695
>MENA word tanjur
But miza, meaning table, probably comes from Persian meze, with the same meaning XD
>>60110808
Wikitonary says it comes from mensa, which makes more sense considering we border Italy.
>>60108688
Knife - Nozh - nɔʂ
Fork - Vilka - vʲíɫkə
Napkin - Salfetka - sɐɫfʲɛ́tkə
Spoon - Lozhka - ɫɔ́ʂkə
Dish - Bliudo - blʲúdə
Food - Jeda - (j)ıdá
Glass - Steklo - sʦʲıkɫɔ́
Tablecloth - Skatertj - skáʦʲırʦʲ
Chair - Stul - stuɫ
Table - Stol - stɔɫ
>>60110901
Same root then
>yfw both Farsi and Latin are Indo-European languages
>>60111430
>pronouncing jed(a) without the j
now that's some next level slavness
