SLAVIC LANGUAGES CHALLENGE! Can we understand each other?

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There are three groups of Slavic languages :
West Slavic (Czech, Polish, Slovak)
East Slavic (Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian)
South Slavic (Slovenian, Serbian, Macedonian, Bulgarian, Croatian)

#russianlanguage #slavic #slavs #serbianlanguage #ukrainianlanguage #belarussian #slaviclanguages #languagechallenge
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In Persian (Iranian language, ) Melon is actually Garbuz !!

g.s.
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In the Serbian language, there are many expressions for various types of fruit sweets - "џем", "мармелада", "пекмез", "слатко". For a pumpkin, the term "бундева" is also used. Greetings to the Eastern Slavs.

AMEurope
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You're fine young folks, congratulations to your friendship!!! You're an excellent role model!

jensmatthaei
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Slavic languages sound like music to my ears mainly Russian 🥰

gldihr
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Watermelon is "Karpuz" and Melon is "Kavun" in Turkish. ıt's a little bit of sliding.

yorgunsamuray
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I love your videos. Keep up the good work helping those who don't understand Slavs. You are exploring interesting topics and I have already learned so much from you already. You bring my Czech mom back to me. She is rooting for you in heaven!

JulieWerner-mujx
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In Hindi language of India, melon is Kharbuja and water melon is Tarbooz 😀

rashmigupta
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Внесу нотку тюркских языков, потому что тогда становится ещё интереснее читать обозначения предметов на этих языках.
🇷🇺арбуз
🇺🇦кавун
🇧🇾кавун
Турецкий🇹🇷 карпуз (karpuz)

🇷🇺тыква
🇧🇾🇺🇦гарбуз
🇹🇷бал кабаы (bal kabağı- медовый кабачок дословно)

🇷🇺дыня
🇺🇦диня
🇧🇾дыня
🇹🇷кавун (kavun)

Вот такая чехарда. 🤗

MozyArchi
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Ещё бы мы, славяне, не воевали постоянно друг с другом😢❤

oranienbaum
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Я как-то в крыму в 2006 году купил гарбузный сок. Это была большая ошибка 😂

boberbober
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МИРУ МИР !!!! Forever ❤
ШАКАЛОВ - ПОЛИТИКОВ ПЕРЕСЕЛИТЬ НА МАРС !!!
А НАМ ЖИТЬ ЛЮДИ МИЛЫЕ, ПРОСТО ЖИТЬ 🥺🙏

Daniela-dx
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I wish Belarusian don't disappear.

If I were Belarusian, I will defend the language at least to be taught in school and all the country's services to be provided in Belarusian first and after in Russian.

If I were from Russian family which lives in Belarus, I would speak Russian at home, but speak Belarusian outside to show respect the country. It can give me the chance to learn a new language.

I think It's the same with Portuguese and Spanish. We can get around, but it's much interesting to learn a new language. How people from these two express language is different. We can nor fully understand each other.

flavio-viana-gomide
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Great initiative!!! I'll invest myself stronger in slavian language studies!

jensmatthaei
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Would be interesting to see a person from West Slavic group (Polish, Czech, Slovak) in these shorts. So that we have every language from every branch.

TheTixonNick
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Thanks for this quadrophonic chelenge. Great to filter and see which words are truly Slavic, cause in Serbian we have many foreign language mixes.

dusancville
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Beautiful languages. Beautiful people.

Littlepotatochip
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Делате больше таких видео, они очень интересные!

Slavic_union
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In Serbian, more common name for "pumpkin" is "bundeva". "Tikva" is used, but is a bit archaic. He just said it because he felt like an outsider 🤣

jelovaczr
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It is incredible how language of the same family can be different sometimes. Slavic languages are very rich. It will be interesting to see the comparison with languages like Bulgaria and Macedonian.

cirilodanielvaldes
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Funny and interesting! Nice friendship vibes between the people. I think I would prefer you all to control your countries. No more Brother and Sister wars in Europe, ) from your Britiish sister with love ;) ....we call it Jam too....we were once from your countries too until we were captured/enslaved and shipped to the Island of Gt Britain ;)

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