It sounds soothing to them and they love listening to Ukrainians whisper poems of Taras Bulba, Bandera and Makhno in their ears and softly fall asleep to them and dream of beautiful golden fields stretching to the horizon
>>217863288Like Dutch language sounds to English speakers. It's funny.
>>217863367Dreaming only of unhulled grain... Beautiful
>>217863288Like the old English is for the Americans, as it's closer to the original Rus language.
>>217863288Its quite strange listening to Ukranian or any other Slavic languages because it feels like you've just woke up and somebody's talking to you and you oh it's hard to explain words sound familiar but strange and you like what the fuck is going on
>>217863288You won't believe it, but it sounds like Slavic language
>>217863288Most of slavic languages kind of barbaric to ear.Like august is Avgust in Russian. But in Ukrainian is something like "Sickle" meaning the month when harvest is reaped, November is Noyabr in russian and smth like Leaffallen in Ukrainian, February is Fevral in russian and smth like Frozen in Ukrainian.Same with many other words, diarrhea is also diarrhea in russian but many other slavs call it like "shitfall" so other slavic languages sound like you speak with village retard
Like the same language, but with slightly different words.
>>217865902>Like august is Avgust in Russian. But in Ukrainian is something like "Sickle" meaning the month when harvest is reaped, November is Noyabr in russian and smth like Leaffallen in Ukrainian, February is Fevral in russian and smth like Frozen in Ukrainian.it's the same in Polish and similar in Croatian for examplethe main difference is that we still use Slavic words while Russians replaced almost all their vocabulary with turkic and other foreign words
>>217865938Orbital laser obliterated that mongoloid
>>217865938>Diarrhea in polish is "biegunka"AhahahahahahaLMAO
>>217865989it makes sense cause you often need to run to the shitter :DDDD
>>217865938>while Russians replaced almost all their vocabulary with turkic and other foreign wordsYou have tons of foreign words too, even Turkic. And Ukrainian language has even more Turkic words than Russian.
>>217866029Most of our loan words are French and thats because we're the only slavic language/country that was remotely relevant in the arts and sciences so it had to adapt for scientific communication
>>217866106Russian language is mostly civilised by church Church Slavonic is south slavic language so we share 70% Lexic with Bulgarians
>>217865902Russian Word for week means sunday in Ukrainian
>>217866174No idea what you just said. Learn English>>217866175Yeah there are a lot of false friends between slav languages in general. Also that anon is retarded.
>>217866208When Ukrainian (naturally) speak Russian does it Sound different? Like a dialect?
>>217866242In most cases yes. They share a Russian dialect with southern russians
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>>217863288Kinda funny and very "country style"But I think any Slavoid can say the same about any other Slavic language.
>>217866175not in Ukrainian, in all Slavic languagesbut not in Russian as it is more of a turko-slav hybrid language now
>>217866742Russian word for Sunday is the most slavic and Christian word possible though
>>217865902>>217865669>>217865935It's the same language retards. But they just use some older words. We used to use "Srpan" too
There is a video of a Russian man loosing his shit at the word киpyвaня but I can't seem to find it.
>>217866898*losing
>>217866918Don't make me tap the sign ever again
>>217865902old names for months were cooler though. we don't use them anymore sadly
>>217866998Lithuanian still uses it
>>217867024SLAV'd
>>217867024hehe
>>217867059We call them trees and birds and shit not the same. Similar to Ukrainian but not 1:1
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