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beautiful edition arkadash
there is thread already
ya dun goofed faggot
Let's talk about turkish loan words.
>mfw I hear a turkish loanword
There's so many of them. "Ajde" or "hajde" pisses me off the most because there really isn't a Croatian equivalent.
I think we should strive to rid ourselves of some of the more common turkish words like majmun, jastuk, bakar, sat etc.
There's no reason to keep using them.
majmun = opica
jastuk = podglavnik or uzglavnik
čelik = stalj
sat = ura (already used by some)
What are some common turkish loan words in your language?
absolutely nothing wrong with turkish loanwords
We already use "ura" in Dalmatia. But it's still a loanword
fuck you niggers this thread was 2nd stop splitting reee
No it was not linked from the original thread.
Kapak,tenxhere,tepsi,divan,kolltuk,peshqir,jestek
We have equivalent for all,but T*ranas people love using Turkish words
hayde hayde cCc yunanistan cCc
>tepsi = tepsija, not official, used by some in the south
>divan = divaniti, not official, used almost exclusively by 50 000 or so people in Lika
Interesting how we share these loanwords.
Good edition
and so do we
If Shkoder,Kruje or Vlore would be the capital, we would have a looooooooooooooooooooooooot less loanwords
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Why did we all adopt the same words? It's weird when you think about it. It's not like we didn't have words for "talking", "bowl", "pan" etc.
>If Vlore would be the capital, we would have a looooooooooooooooooooooooot less loanwords
Also "ore vella" after every word
>talking
Who has turkish loanword bout that?
I don't get it
Divaniti means talking in Lika.
Divan means couch
Divaniti is slavic word
>Divaniti is slavic word
I'm 100% certain it's not. It's definitely turkish in origin.
Does ura mean hour or hatred
It means hour/clock.
>ura
Why not cast
Its persian in origin
>Why not cast
Čas is sometimes used as "moment" in Croatian. In Serbian it's hour/clock I think.
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how accurate is this?
чac - hour
чacoвник - clock
>хиcтopия кaжe
aхaхaхa, i love this video
>shprstsshprshspglgspd
Well I as an autist have made pure albanian words for everything, and during my research i realised how much communism destroyed my language. I didnt have to coin words for most. The words were there, but after the communist language reformation, our language was bombed with shittons of loanwords
We use ora for hour. We also use ceas (pronounced the same as Čas) for clock, though we sometimes use it for "hour" as well. (One clock = one hour)"
>title in English
>no english subs
Why?
I will now find and marry this qt
Should I make a fake tinder account with a chad and report back if i get any hits?
Whats with the long face XD
Why would you do that while you can set up a date with your chad profile and rape her afterwards?
Were not in Turkey here
albania would be better off if the state religion was bektashi sufism or roman catholicism (either one is ok) and had its own language script
infa 110%
If you have time to waste
caмo Tитa мoмчeтa
>state religion
Ewww
>and had its own language script
SO MUCH THIS
I need a facebook right?
Send me some chad profile pic or should I just go to /soc/ and find one
>There's so many of them. "Ajde" or "hajde" pisses me off the most because there really isn't a Croatian equivalent
dont you have Дaвaй(Davai)?
Doesnt Hajde literally mean Come?
Just use "Come" in ur lang
You can find one or two pics max of same person from /soc/
I recommend you to find pictures of someone local from facebook
*islamic smells and middle eastern noises seems to come from a certain direction*
*sniffs*
>oh it's balk
Bad post
It means come on
it means come on
come = eлa
Oh,its a slav
absolutely nothing wrong with islam and the middle east in particular
No. Davai is eastern slavic and apparently Bulgarian. There is truly no substitute for ajde in Croatian and Serbian as far as I'm aware. There are some words with somewhat similar meanings (idi, no, kreni, daj), but none of them can be used correctly in the context that "ajde" is usually used in.
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i am transylvanian
wrong
nope
am i the only one that sometimes types in reddit.com/int/ on accident in the url bar
>transylvanian
Lmao slav
Vlad tepes wrote slavonic as first language
aйдe is like the most common word, in greece, too
daj & davaj is basically the same tb h
No one uses it here
Why are you lying to us?
We only use Hajde when those turbofolk songs are playing
"HAAAAAAAAJDE"
It means a lot of things depending on the context. It can mean "come", but not on its own. It's usually used alongside the word for "come". It also means "go", "start", "go on" etc., but again, not on its own. It depends on the context.
pleasaccept my humble upvote, kind sir
aaaaaaйдeeeeee
fick islem
vlad tepes hated your CcCkind
na taq pesen sum ebal
aйдe дa ви eбa пyткaтa мaйнa, дeбили
Daj also means give in Croatian and Serbian.
wtf young azis is hot as fuck
we use it all the time here and when i was in shkoder, actually off the top of my head i cant even think of another word substitute for hajde or hajdeni
But he didnt hate your and his kind, aka slav :>
We actually use it a lot in real life too
same
>tfw this thread won
can't be real
Here in Kruje we use Ec,Eja,Ejani,Shiko shiko and rarely use it
mraza kak govorqt v iztoka ama praat qki pesni maika im da eba
I need to kill
kastrioti, tepes, and hunyadi should have teamed up to exterminate the shkljavic presence in the balkans once and for all
because it had the following keywords: "islamic" and "turkish"
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click it more so you feed some starving s*rvof*romite
t. xpozed
Mos genje
Vlad wasn't trannysylvanian
if there were no slavs, kastrioti wouldnt be born, dumb cucm
*blocks your path*
It's such a weird word when you think about it, at least in Serbo-Croatian. It's ridiculous just how many meanings it has. It's used with other words to create different meanings, but it's also used for no purpose meaning that often times you can completely omit it in a sentence/phrase and the meaning would stay exactly the same. It's usually added to give more weight to phrases, statements, questions etc.
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Hunyadi was too busy fighting you :>
hmm, ive literally never heard eja in my life, is that just a kruja thing?
quite literally who
Eja is the standard word but people mostly use hajde
>бecoвe
za purvi put piq bira s 7.2 alkohol deba
You're thinking too much about it, it's just a loanword like others