they sound like arabs when they yabba-dabba-scream-all-the-time language, because they're orientalised as fuck
>>221241901cool story, Mykola. Now stop projecting
The moment russian janny reaches his trench hotspot you're toast goy
>>221241916>irish hating ukraniansfriendly fire
>>221241923>>221240737let me guess, you're the OP of these threads, conducting his experiment
>>221241844>t. Gshegosh Poplandowoshoski
Might sound more sophisticated if every other word wasn't cyka and jebat
russians are using an oriental tukric alphabet that's why they sound like this
I do wonder how slavs perceive other slavic languages.
>>221242061>czech, slovaksound like funny polish>balkan slavsound hard and masculine>eastern slavsound soft and feminine
>Why do they sound like Peasants?!
>Russia... le badI disagree.
>>221242061Can't speak on that since I'm Roman and Greek.
>>221242086>balkan slavslovene sounds a lot like russian tho, serbocroatian doesn't cause it doesn't have a mobile accent
>>221242061Apparently Czech is to Polish like how Dutch is to English.
>>221245700No quite. Czech and Polish are as close (and actually closer) as Dutch and German.
>>221246180How much of it can you understand? And compared to Ukrainian?
>>221246596>How much of it can you understand?About 50–60% comprehension without prior exposure. Though, it well may be as lower as 45%. With using basic words, I believe a Pole could hold a conversation with a Czech. For the longest of time I thought that written Czech is much more understable, but I think it's the other way around. Also, it really depends on a dialect. Prague dialect is unfortunately the most common. The easiest one to understand for Poles is the Moravian-Silesian dialect, also known as Lach dialect (lašská nářečí).>And compared to Ukrainian?Not sure. I know it has fuckton of Polish loanwords which helps, but the grammar is totally East Slavic like Russian, the accent, stress and verb system are also quite different. Even the word order, which is even more flexible than in Polish. I'd say Czech is still closer and easier to understand. It has this West Slavic logic I can follow without issues.
