Can a Russian Understand EVERY Slavic Language?

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  @roman_nfkrz · 1 year ago · pinned

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• EM

  @emborg3145 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl7RPhWEaGo&amp;t=181">3:01</a> i like how the polish flag just makes the czech flag longer

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• CE

  @CertifriedGenius · 1 year ago

  Bro uniting all Slavs through vague understanding

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• ME

  @MegoStudios · 1 year ago

  In Slovene otrok means child but in Slovakian it means slave. I made that mistake when I was in Slovakia and I ended up in a police station for some weird reason. I wonder why🤔🤔🤔🤔

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• PE

  @PetrPara-i6z · 1 year ago

  The way you hear Slovak is interesting. Czech and Slovak are very similar languages, but in my opinion, Slovak is much closer to the Eastern Slavic languages.

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• TW

  @twixious · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m Polish and I have a Croat friend and for fun we speak to each other in our native languages, if we speak very slowly and clearly enough, we can get the basic gist of what is being said.

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• FI

  @filipdugon3246 · 1 year ago

  When Russian tells you &quot;запомни&quot; he wants you to remember something. In Polish &quot;zapomnij&quot; means forget about it.

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• DU

  @dukeofdepressed3980 · 1 year ago

  can’t even express how long i’ve been wanting a video like this

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• FE

  @fedimiki · 1 year ago

  So many people from many other countries don´t understand how Czechs and Slovaks are understanding each other in 95% of things but we all starting with all two languages since childhood

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• FL

  @flameguy3416 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Polish is easier to read&quot;<br>Grzegorz Brzeszczykiewicz:

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• WA

  @wadeem5329 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The most funny thing about similarity of Slavic languages is that some words which sound THE EXACT SAME but mean COMPLETE OPPOSITES. For example the word &quot;urod&quot; in Russian means ugly person while &quot;uroda&quot; in Polish means beauty 💅💅 💅<br>And also Russian &quot;uzhasnyy&quot; means horrible while Czech &quot;úžasný&quot; means incredible 😂😂😂<br><br>Edit: also zapomnit&apos; in Russian means to remember, while zapomnieć in Polish is forget

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• JA

  @jaksap · 1 year ago

  Slovak is probably the golden intersection of all Slavic languages (I am a Serb)

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