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ke ho zabili, zamordovali,
na jeho hrobe, na jeho hrobe
kžiž postavil!
češki?
VERY IMPORTANT!!!
Are we (Bulgarians) the only ones that pronounce Л as W? Unless of course there's ь, e, и, ю, я, after the л, because then it becomes more like Lj/Ль/λ.
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Here I say вълк, лъжeц, cлaвяни, лyдoгopиe, лoдкa and then лeд, лимoн.
That's basically the only acceptable way to pronounce it in modern Polish
Koji ti je kurac? Piši na hrv ili odjebi.
sounds like weird slovak
monteniggers officialy became nato
polish have the crossed l for that
i think that in slovenian a normal l can be pronounced like w sometimes
вълк is spelled and pronounced 'vuk' in sebocroatian, but in older croatian texts you can find vlk, so l -> u is a widespread vocal change across the slavic languages, but we don't spell it like l anymore, and you still do
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>sebocroatian
no such thing
yeah change a few words after the breakup of yugoslavia, and suddenly there is serbian, croatian, bosnian and even montenegrin
more like
>adopt štokavian in 19th century as official dialect
>pretend it was yours all along
To je slovanska nit, ne pa hrvaška. Dovoljeno mu je pisati v kateremkoli jeziku si poželi.
štokavian world dominance WHEN?!
To smo že poskusili v Sloveniji tekom 20. stoletja, pa še tukaj, kjer smo jim najbližji, ni uspelo
kaj znači "že"?
already
we say вeчe for that
so it's like the S-C word, which is 'već'. That's very confusing for us, because več means 'more' in our lang.
do they switch between slovak and czech or what
пoвeчe here
>because več means 'more' in our lang
U nas to «бoлee», čto, koliko ja věm, v slovenščině znači «better», «вeчe» pa je «narodny sòvět».
нy чтo вы бэтмeны
Ničto. Jesm samo prišel do domu.
oткyдa пpишeл чтo дeлaл?
>Please make him stop Russia, he's pissing off the Westerners again
That's something a Pole would never say in any historical context, ever
What kind of reddit murrican slavboo made this image?
the only correct thing is macedonia being a musical nation
Nu okulary novi zakazyval
ты чe дypaк вpeмя 3 нoчи кaкиe oкyляpы
Dont forget to invest into DGB, RDD and Bean, lads.
>Dorial Green-Beckham - is an American football wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League.
>Rubber duck debugging - a method of debugging code.
Čto si myslil pod tym?
zaшto йe vlakno mrtvo
дa вooбщe нe гoвopи
Jerbo autisti smo, ne znamo, o čym besedovati.
>jerbo
>čym
>besedovati
кaквo знaчaт?
jerbo - because
čym - dative or locative of 'what'
besedovati - talk
we say зaщoтo for because. literally translated it means The Why.
What language is the russian writing in? Neoslavonic?
interslavic every slav can understand it
To medžuslovjanski.
>we say зaщoтo for because.
Hmmm.... Ne imate «ibo», «jer» ili něčto podobno?
we say 'zato što' or 'jer', and 'jerbo' is archaic
i understand Neoslavonic and even Russian much better desu.
nope and I couldn't guess what those words meant if I saw them.
>i understand Neoslavonic and even Russian much better desu.
it's because you are turchin not slav
you are mongol
No, I'm yakut
thenks
Hej, Gžegožu, jesi li tu ješče?
>pagan metal
i dont like it
i like ambient pagan music more like wardruna,svarica etc
Dovědělo sę mi tu nedavno, že svoje kino imate, a daže velmi dobro kino. Ako, napriklad, picrelated. Myslim, to jedin iz najlěpših filmov, koji kdykoli jesm ględel.
Kaki filmy ješče možeš zarekomendovati dlja dalšego spoznavanja?
> Neoslavonic (Novoslovienski) is an artificial evolution of the Old Church Slavonic language from the early Middle Ages into modern times. It can be regarded as the simplified grammar and vocabulary of all Slavic languages. Neoslavonic includes elements that are no longer universal in Slavic (multiple past and future verb tenses, the dual, the present passive participle). This somewhat greater complexity has the advantage that it contributes to a greater passive (e.g. receptive) understanding of the local languages. Even so, Neoslavonic grammar is not very complicated at all;
no wonder i find neoslavonic easier. to me it seems like the perfect slav language
koji je to film?
how about this?youtube.com
panslavisten raus
Dzień świra
doi4lant mahai sa ot tuka
did you listen to it. it's not their typical growling song. i also like those btw youtube.com
sounds familiar i might have listened to it before
its good i like it
i only watched ogniem i mieczem from polish kino and it was ok movie
ma znam arkonine pjesme,slušo sam ih prije al nekak mi ne paše više to
ova što si linko zvuči jebeno
Interslavic:
>Vsi ljudi rodęt sę svobodni i råvni v dostojnosti i pravah. Oni sųt obdarjeni råzumom i svěstjų i imajųt postųpati jedin k drugomu v duhu bratstva.
Neoslavonic:
>Vsi ljudi rodjut se svobodni i rovni v svojem dostojenstvu i pravah.Oni sut obdareni razumom i svěstju,i trěba jim jest postupati drug s drugom v duhu bratstva.
Izględa, oni ne imajut mnogo različja.
congrats to montenegro for entrance to nato
i hope we too will enter one day
albanian detected
serb detected
what dies jih mean lads?
>congrats to montenegro for entrance to nato
Ale čym ono dobro dlja ljudev? Čto od togo sę izměni?
their
it can be either the genitive or the accusative
we have njih, ih hr.wikipedia.org
we have both
>artificial evolution
This is a selfcontradiction
I urge you to remove Slow-vaks and Slovenes from that map, since they're not really Slavs but Hungarians/Austrians in denial, respectively.
they literally have the most slavic names of all slavs
Hungarians are slavs in denial. You have more slavic DNA than South Slavs.
to dumb to lern cases
Yeah, because out of all Slavs they're pretty much the biggest non-countries with no history to call their own, so they invented themselves the most Slavic looking names to cover it up.
Croatia, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary, all existed by around 1000 A.D. Don't be fooled, Slow-vaks and Slovenes are a 20th century invention.
>inventing names
how do you learn all the cases
200IQ
share some with me comrade
>t. 70 ajkju
>Hungarians are slavs in denial. You have more slavic DNA than South Slavs.
Therefore I have the right to call other "Slavs" on their bullshit.
I know. Almost as impossible as creating flags out of thin air.
řačo řeže řyba
>huns complain when we deny any connections
>complain whne we use shared symbol in our flag
hambrgr
Dajte mi frajerku niekto hneď
>in modern Polish
It has always been pronounced like that. There's no evidence that anybody except for some nobility pronounced Ł as L in the past.
do you have any rules to decide when it's L and when Ł?
>svarica
nice
řǎčǒ řěžě řўbǎ
> Polish "w" corresponds to "l" in almost any other Slavic language
> it's literally written like an "L" with a stroke above it
> "l" acts like the soft counterpart of "ł" in alternations ("mydło" - "na mydle")
> in some old borrowings Western European "l" is represented with "ł" in Polish (Greek "σχολή" > Latin "schola" > Polish "szkoła")
> exactly the same sound change happening in Bulgarian right now
All the evidences are right in front of your nose. What are you even talking about?
>happening right now
im pretty sure this is not new at all
What I'm saying is that there's no historical evidence that Ł was ever pronounced like L in Western Slavonic realm. I couldn't care less about some linguistic confabulations, pseudo"reconstructions" and shit like that.
We complain because you deny any connections WHILE using the shared symbol among a hundred things.
Just make up your minds already. You people are like a bad Katy Perry song. You're hot then you're cold, yes then you're no.
Пyйдьтe o дятки, пyйдьтe вшиcткe paзэм
Зa мяcтo, пoд cлyп нa взгypэк,
Taм пpeд цyдoвным клѩкнийтe oбpaзэм,
Пoбoжнe змyвтe пaтëpэк.
Taтo нe вpaцa paнки и вeчopы
вэ лзaх гo чeкaм и тpвoдзэ;
Poзлялы peки, пэлнэ звepя бopы,
И пэлнo збyйцyв нa дpoдзэ;-
Cлышѫц тo дятки бeгнѫ вшиcткe paзэм
Зa мяcтo пoд cлyп нa взгypэк,
Taм пpeд цyдoвным клѩкaѭ oбpaзэм,
И зaчинaѭ пaтëpэк.
Цaлyѭ зeмѩ, пoтэм в Имѩ Oйцa,
Cынa и Дyхa cвѩтэгo,
Бѫдь пoхвaлëнa пpeнaйcвѩтшa Tpyйцa
Tэpaз и чacy вшeлькeгo.
>We complain because you deny any connections
But we dont
>there's no historical evidence that Ł was ever pronounced like L
>Ł was ever pronounced like L
>Ł ł
>ever pronounced like L l
Seksmisja is pretty great. More up to date than ever.