The most melodious slavx language by far.
>>217198189No that would be Russian probably Ukrainian is a tad harsher but similar
how can I tell spoken russian and ukrainian apart?*this question is not politically inclined
>>217198251>Ukrainian>harshernigga, ukrainian is just all vowelsyou can’t get more sing-songy than that
>>217198290It's going to be pretty hard if you don't know either language desu>>217198297It's a lot more gutteral though
I don't like other Slavic languages. Not because of something political, but just because how uncanny they sound for myself, like you can understand it, but the words are kind of weird and all that
>>217198321I've managed to learn cyrillic and I've been told that anything with ï is ukrainian, but that's about itI guess you're right
>>217198290Russians labialize their consonants before most of their vowels and usually avoid open syllablesUkie vowels are not causing labialization and their syllables are open most of the time, giving them a clean harmonious feel
>>217198401> Ukie vowels are not causing labializationAt least not as much
>labializationI mean, palatalization
I like Belarusian language more than ukrainian.
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>>217199220>but differ in grammarelision is not different grammar
>>217198251Russian language is silly
>>217198401>labializepussy-ize
>>217198189what kind of slavic language is this?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZALtzTmPz-E&list=RDZALtzTmPz-E&start_radio=1
>>217198189other West Slavic langs sound amusing to me, South Slavic langs sound normal but I understand them the least, and East Slavic langs sound unexplainably annoying, like as if someone got drunk or high and started innaccurately mimicking your speech
>>217200477>HrdzCzech or Slovak, their disregard for vowels mogs even our digraph clusters. They can form a whole sentence like this.>Nie tvojaI think in Czech it's "ne", and in Polish it's "nie", so if it's between Czech and Polish it's most likely Slovak
>>217200477Slovak
>>217200548>>217200550wait, so every slavic country has its own slavic language and version? like, 20 slavic countries have 20 slavic languages?
>>217200780>anon finds out different people speak different languages
>>217200407It also has different tenses.
