Are you a patriot or a matriot IYC?
>>196445781we unironically say mother fatherland in france we are literally retarded
>>196445781>neutrugal
>>196446196Wtf whats the actual French word?
>>196446269mère patrie
>>196445781I've never heard anyone call Britain the "motherland", unless you count britannia.
>>196446302kek that do be pretty funnie
>>196446302Madre patria also exists in Spanish. Never thought how ridiculous that sounds.
>>196446302>>196446427We say "mama patrida" as well lmao
>>196445781We use both
>>196445781We don't have word motherlandWe use homeland and fatherland
>>196445781I've never heard someone say Motherland here. Maybe we're being lumped in with Britannica?
>>196446978Everyone has heard the term Mother Russia
>>196445781we don't use either term
>>196445781>neutralfalse, it's a motherland
>>196450546Factchecked by real israeli matriots
>>196445781In Sweden it's "foster-land" foster meaning homeland but foster is also the swedish word for fetus so you can call us "fetus land".
>>196450714did feminist try to abort it too?
>>196445781we actually use both depending on the context
>>196447877same
>>196449465it means homeland-mother in russian and these are two words >>196446196hohols have it too they call that monument where they replaced the soviet coat of arms recently literally "fatherland-mother"
>>196449465>Everyone has heard the term Mother RussiaIn american films? Russians don't use this phrase. And we don’t address Russia as motherUkrainains, however, do call their homeland as mother often "нeнькa" or "нeнькa Укpaинa". Maybe their migrants gave Americans such impressions
>>196445781I have never heard anyone say 'Mother Croatia' in my life. If we want to talk about Croatia in a poetic way, we call it 'our beautiful', which are the opening words of our national anthem ('our beautiful homeland, oh so fearless and gracious). Another term is 'homeland'. This expression "Mother Croatia" does not exist.
