Did you know Czechia has sizable kazakh community? I don't quite know why but Czechia is a really popular study and work destination here
No and I don't care either
former Soviet Bloc relation
>>224507081You care enough to post so you care
>>224507003Czechia has tons of students from all countries of the world, apparently they just have lenient admission rules (+ you can study for free there even as a foreigner in some programs afaik). not to mention that probably a lot of these Kazakh citizens are actually ethnic Slavs. You know, just like there are dozens of thousands of "Kazakhs" in Germany but try to communicate in Kazakh with them, kek
>>224507171In Czechia most of them are kazakh kazakhs though
>>224507171btw why are there so few poles
>>224507003There are too many Indians here
>>224507701When did they come en mass as well?
>>224507631Poland belongs to the EU so we don't need to study in Czechia for EU diplomas as our diplomas have the same market value.
>>224508427food delivery drivers, cooks and fast food workers. Thankfully, Filipinos are slowly replacing them
>>224508486I mean, you are like neighbours, west slavs etc. you should have understood what ain't you
>>224509265weird questionare there a lot of Kazakhs studying in Uzbekistan?you are like neighbors, Turkic people etc.
>>224509265there is no reason for Poles to ever go to Czechia, they are pretty much the same as us so why move abroad
>>224509332There are many kazakhs phisically in Uzbekistan indeed. Don't know where they study, but there are like million people of kazakh descent in Uzbekistan because people moved between neighboring countries a lot (yeah very shocking)
>>224509465don't want to be rude but borders between your tribes were established by Stailin 80 years ago, meanwhile Poles and Czechs had over 1000 years of history and there is no reason for either of us to move abroad because we are content the way the things are
>>224509401Most ethnicities move to neighbouring countries for whatever reason through tim, you and czechs wiped out germans but you didn't cleanse Czechs ain't you?
>>224509619>Most ethnicities move to neighbouring countries for whatever reasonno, most people prefer to stay in their own countrya lot of people will migrate due to economic reasons (as poles migrate to germany for example). but there is no economic reason to migrate to czechia as they are pretty much at the same level as us
>>224509562But your current borders were also literally drawn by soviets lol. Also if you don't know history of a different country doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Don't try to mimic American retardation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazakh_Khanate
>>224509619there was never any sizeable Czech community in Poland so there aren't strong family ties either.
>>224509723>But your current borders were also literally drawn by soviets lol.But in contrary to the republic in the USSR, Poland and Czechoslovakia were separate countries and there was strict border regime between them, so there was almost no traffic and contacts over the border. There are some Poles living in north-eastern Czechia because they lived there natively + some Poles also moved there in 19th century to work in local coal mines but that's few people overall.
>>224509723this is a map basing on the oldest document from Vatican archives, describing Polish realm, dating from over 1000 years agocompare it to current Poland, current Czechia etc.do you understand how it's not the same as Central Asian tribes?
>>224509849It doesn't look like current borders of Poland because current borders of Poland were drawn by Stalin. Honestly I don't know why you try to belittle something you have no idea about for bare self-affirmation. Don't act retarded
>>224509971yeah I don't want to continue this dispute as I have nothing against Kazakshtan or its peoplemy point is there is no point for Poles to study in Czechia because it's literally no different than Poland in any way
>>224510114I was talking about more ancient moving but the other guy answered properly Let me educate you then, the people in Kazakh khanate actually called themselves Kazakh for the period of and after its duration. Unlike, Uzbeks, uzbek was the title of nomadic aristocracy that soviets then extended to all people in the region under their rule who were called sarts. And kazakhs were people that before the conquest of sarts lived in uzbek khanate in Kazakhstan and didn't like tyrant rule of the ruler of uzbek khanate so they migrated and established a new state then conquered the old one. These nomadic uzbeks that fled south resembled kazakhs more than current uzbeks kek.Kazakh was a description title of a person which meant freemen similarly like the world frank, but the affiliation was really strict for that time, a person would be told about his gynecology and in that gynecology kazakhood would be written as the part of a person, not just a sign of rulling dynasty or tribe. Even if he moved the Kazakhhood would be with him as part of his identity. Shame russians stole this word and made it an obedient military unit
>>224511008whats your opinion on>Uzbeks>Kyrgyz>Turkmens>Tajiks>Uighurs
>>224511240>UzbeksToo many of them>KyrgyzThey care about us but we don't care about them>TurkmensIndifferent>TajiksIndifference>UighursShould go back to china
>>224511874>Too many of themdoes it raise concern in Kazakhstan? do you feel like one day Uzbekistan can become the dominant power in Central Asia? are you preparing for that? >Should go back to chinahuh? i thought you should help them
>>224508607I've noticed catholic countries build up an immunity to saars by bringing in filipinos instead that protestants don't (yes I know czechia is atheist but it's traditionally catholic)Curious
>>224511912Uzbeks probably but not in 20 or 30 years unless something catastrophic will happen to Kazakhstan. The uighurs are like local less criminal gippos, they should go back
>>224507003My friend went to Czechia
>>224507003>by country of birthprobably russians
>>224513028which one is the Czech
>>224514158All of em are Kazakhstani nationals though >>224513584>>224513028