Why does Germany call their home the Fatherland whereas Russians call it Motherland?
Why does Germany call their home the Fatherland whereas Russians call it Motherland?
>What is otechestvo
Because america is the mutter land
The best is the French way. We call it the mother fatherland (la mère patrie).
Is this why you guys say "hon" all the time? Cause you're trannies?
Unironically what is otechstvo?
Fatherland
It's in our anthem
You must have Varangian roots, I see you have that Germanic humor.
Some of german humour is pretty good
I laffed
So is "motherland" just a trope made by Americans writing Cold War-era movies? Legitimately curious about this, since I don't speak the language. Is "fatherland" more common in Russia?
We have both actually
Its equally common
But motherland is more famous internationally due to murican propaganda
for us it is fatherland or land-of-birth
All of you are slave shit regardless of your ethnicity.
Motherland is some bitch commie bullshit to make women and men equal
Fatherland is how we called it before revolution bs
Wut?
Tbh,RODINA doesn't even mean motherland,its more of a place of birth thing,american translation is retarded
>Mother land
>Not a place of birth
Germany = manly / masculine / strong
Russia = feminine / weak
Fatherland is definitely more common
Russia is feminine, don't know about Germans. Here Germania is also feminine
Yes, now import all the german bears you have to Russia.
you probably mean export... and no, ain't gonna happen
No
because the mother role is already taken bei the language - Muttersprache
Yes, export, now hand them over
>Obvious commentary about krauts losing ww2 to us
okay, what is more common then?
Rodina, i.e. Motherland
Neither of the three words meaning "fatherland" in Russian contain "mother" in them.
C кaких пop cлoвo "poд" cтaлo cинoнимoм мaтepи, дeбыч?
nigger, when was the last time you heard someone say that?
Cпoк,этo типичный пoдпиндocник c пpoмытыми мoзгaми
I call my State "Motherland" too, although half-jokingly. Wasn't aware Russians did it towards their country.
Cope, pidorashki
we don't.
Woah, easy there, Taras