Slavic languages thread

Why is Czech so different? All Slavic languages sound very close to Russian and only Czech sounds like a completely foreign language, like English or some other Germanic language.

Important
Russian: važnyj
Polish: ważny
Croatian: važan
Czech: důležitý

Formerly
Russian: ranjše
Croatian: ranije
Belarusian: raniej
Czech: dříve

To blow
Russian: dut'
Polish: dąć
Serbian: duvati
Czech: foukat

Driver
Russian: voditel'
Serbian: vozač
Slovak: vodič
Czech: řidič

Feeling
Russian: čuvstvo
Slovenian: občutek
Ukrainian: počuttja
Czech: pocit

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German and Latin influence. Also Czech is way more comprehensible to a Pole than Russian also thanks to the German and Latin influence. The words you've picked are just cherrypicking

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I like those threads

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Czech sounds polish/russian to us
And those sound like more unintelligible Slovene to us

why do we use "kiša" in standard Serb-Cro when we have "daž/dež" in most of our dialects?
we even call salamanders "deždevnjak"
what is even the etymology of "kiša"?

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kiselost

>From Proto-Slavic *kyselъ. Cognate with Czech kyselý.

thanks, I guess it's actually pretty obvious

Пpивeт cлaвянe

gówno

>kyselъ
like "skisły", "kiszony"?

govno

govno is a cool word

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kurva

is gowno used as manure or for human feces?

Well, Czechoids are the only human Slavs desu

Russian: glaz
Polish: oko
Serbo-Croatian: oko
Czech: oko

Russian: róśa
Polish: gaj
Serbo-Croatian: gaj
Czech: hajek

Russian: šag
Polish: krok
Serbo-Croatian: korak
Czech: krok

Russian: rabóta
Polish: praca
Serbo-Croatian: posao
Czech: práca

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feces

Apparently. Found out that the archaic form of kisić is kisać

>Polish: praca
there's also the word "robota", but I assume it's a loan word from Russian.

>Russian: glaz
I wonder if it's the same ethymology as "oglądać" - to watch, but I can't find any info about it

Kurac, pička, šupak, kurva, drolja, jebati, drkanje, svršiti, sranje, govno, pizda materina

giga baziran

Chuj, pizda, dupa, kurwa, kurwa/szmata, dojść, gówno, kurwa mać

From Old East Slavic глaзъ (glazŭ, “ball, eye”), from Proto-Slavic *glazъ (“ball”), from Proto-Indo-European *g(ʰ)el- (“round, spherical, stone”).

Ironic considering that throughout history they were seen as least human by Germans and Austrians

Russian: Roždestvo
Polish: Boże Narodzenie
Slovenian: Božič
Czech: Vánoce

ironic because they're the same people

we actually also have pizda and dupe but the latter is a childish word

Oops I missed jebać and walić

Sort of

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Actually Croatians might be okay in my book too. I kind of forget South Slavs are Slavs as well.

Pupa is the childish equivalent here. Dupa is considered vulgar/informal and dupsko is the rudest form

>řidič
Wtf?

pupa sounds like poop lmao
also I find "dup-" words funny in an innocent way

what is walić

Sounds like Polish "żydzić" which means being stingy and literally translates to "to jew"

Xuj, pís'ka, žópa, bliad', šliúxa, jebát', dróćka, konćát', srat', govno, pizda

Popa in Russian

Žopa is a common word for ass.

kek

South Slavs despise you guys

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Why you bully sorbian?

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Pup- sounds funnier to me. Dupsko is funny in how over the top it sounds

To jack off. We don't really have a dedicated word for a handjob

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Jebat

drek

Slavic race jest master race