Polish: Cesarz
Czech: Císař
Slovak: Cisár
Ukrainian: Tzar
Belarusian: Tzar
Serbian: Czar
Bosnian: Czar
Croatian: Czar
Slovenian: Cesar
Bulgarian: Tsar
Macedonian: Czar
Russian: Imperator
Polish: Cesarz
German: Kaiser
>be Slavs
>make your title for "king" be "Karl" because you thought Charlemagne was a pretty cool guy
False. It comes from a different source.
WE WUZ THIRD ROME N SHIT XD
>False
No, it's completely true, Mikołaj.
its car not czar
>Irish: Rí
>/r9k/: Ree
Latvian: Cars
Polish: Cesarz/Car/Imperator
>Polish
President
>Czech
President
>Slovak
President
>Ukrainian
President
>Serbian
President
>Bosnian
President
>Croatian
President
>Slovenian
President
>Bulgarian
President
>Macedonian
President
>Russian
President
>Belarusian
Baćka
Car*
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fucking retard
It comes from Caesar dumbass
>be slav or germ
>love the spicy BIC
BIG ITALIC COCK
No, Cesar/Czar means Emperor. He's referring to the word 'kral' which may have come from Karl the Great aka Charlemagne.
Spanish : si
Italian : si
Portuguese : si
Romanian : si
French : oui
Its da in romanian oops
I'm talking about Karl/King, you illiterate fatty.
I wrote it the way it's pronounces for the South and East Slavic languages instead of the way it's written.
It's prezydent, ya moskal scum
It's '' sim '' in portuguese.
"SIM", not, "si"
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Imperator>Emperor