When will G*rmans liberate Pomerania, Brandebourg and Saxe and give them back to Poland?
>>225990255germs have been jobbing to slavs since Huns. that's like 1.5ky of failed attempts at encroaching their lands. There's no bigger historical fumble if you think about it
>>225990255These lands never belonged to Poland bar a very short period in the Middle Ages (and that's only one area). And these Slavs still live there, just they speak German now (except for Sorbs). It's clearly seen in their genetics, surnames, toponyms etc. But if they prefer to stay in Germany that's okay.
>>225990255This map is too generous to South SlavsLake Balaton was roughly the border, with Slavs south of it speaking proto-Kajkavian and north of it what was more related to proto-Slovak
>>225990880>This map is too generous to South SlavsActually it's too mean, because Czech and Slovak dialects were originally closer to south Slavic than to west Slavic ones, it's only when after the Hungarian conquest Czechoslovaks were cut off from their south Slavic neighbors, their dialect converged with west Slavic more.And Pannonian Slavic was definitely south Slavic, you can see that in Slavic loanwords in Hungarian.
>>225990255didn't know that Slavs occupied Viennanow I understand why it is the actual capital of Yugoslavia on exile
>>225990255liberate your head from your body bronislaw
>>225991235t. can't even speak Luxembourgish anymore and only uses French
>>225990976Well proto-Slovenian was also spoken in parts of Hungary, going by the placename Koszeg, which denotes the presence of Carantanian nobility, the kosezi.
>>225990255If they return the Pomerania, how will the Brazilian Southerners claim they're Germans from Bavaria?
>>225991081>ViennaBeč*
>>225991551Sry, I don't speak Ugro-Altaic, it's Dunaj to me
>>225990780t. Gaylord Cuckski
>>225990976>because Czech and Slovak dialects were originally closer to south Slavic than to west Slavic onesWere the Lechitic languages already that divergent from Proto-Czech-Slovak before the split from South Slavic? They are naturally slightly more intelligible to us because they are geographically closerEither way I'm referring to the split between modern northern South Slavic dialects and Czech-Slovak whether you consider the latter South or West Slavic
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>>225991890where did you find this historically accurate map of my country?
>>225990255Uh huh. Back to ya swamp, slav boy.
>>225991081Well the austrian province of Carinthia (Kärnten/Koroška) takes its name from the Principality Korǫtanъ, which spanned much of modern austria and slovenia, even in the early frankish/bavarian rule the area was refered to as "slavic march" before changing later into eastern realm
>>225991735>Were the Lechitic languages already that divergentApparently so, hence they developed -or- and -ol- clusters differently. South Slavic + Czechoslovak: -ra-, -la-Lechitic: -ro-, -lo-East Slavic: -oro-, -olo-Czechoslovak also retains striking similarities to south Slavic in vocabulary/grammar, like predominant usage of 'nesmi se' as 'you can't'
>>225990255>When will G*rmans liberate Pomerania, Brandebourg and Saxe and give them back to Poland?All of poland was Germanic during antiquity. They came to fill the void whilst the goths conquered rome.
>>225991081>it is the actual capital of Yugoslavia on exileVgh... So true, king
>>225990255If we're pulling out the tribal era maps we can we wuz all the way to Ukraine and Moldova
>>225993331When I was looking up South and West Slavic relations in the past I would often find "Central Slovak" highlighted as the "West Slavic language with South Slavic rootsBy what you mentioned is it safe to assume that Polish is slightly more shifted towards East Slavic compared to Czech and Slovak? - I also saw some people saying this before
>>225994502Insane how much Bosnia wonEveryone heard Zeljko Bebek sing one time and immediately stopped saying chak and kaj and switched to shto
>>225994502i don't think there's any commonality of polish with East Slavic languages
