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Anonymous Russian Federation No.211674018 [Report] >>211674092 >>211674219 >>211674285
I was surprised to know Polish is actually closer to Russian than to Ukrainian

>Polish
Kot
>Russian
Kot
>Ukrainian
Kit

>Polish
Oiciec
>Russian
Otec
>Ukrainian
Batka

>Polish
On
>Russian
On
>Ukrainian
Vin

Etc
Anonymous United States No.211674056 [Report]
Anonymous Hong Kong No.211674092 [Report]
>>211674018 (OP)
CУКA КAК BЫ ПOCTИTE ПOД PУ ФЛAГOM HAХУЙ? У MEHЯ КЛAУДФAPA OTЪEБHУЛA, Я 3 ПPOBAЙДEPA ПPOBEPИЛ И HИ C OДHOГO ПOД БEЛЫM AЙПИ HE ЗAЙTИ CЮДA БЛЯЯЯЯ
Anonymous Croatia No.211674137 [Report]
nobody cares about your potato peasant language just like nobody cares about the differences between serbian and croatian.

its just slavix language. desu czech or croatian should be lingua franca of slavs because these are least cucked unlike s*rbian, uk*anian or r*ssian.
Anonymous Poland No.211674219 [Report] >>211674322
>>211674018 (OP)
it is, I only know cyrlics and I can understand way more when reading a russian text than whem reading an ukrainian text
I think that the similiarity between polish and ukrainian is some kind of leftist agenda that started to spread around 2022 when the war has started to brainwash poles into thinking that ukraine is some sort of a brotherhood nation to us
meanwhile every sane non-reddit pole doesnt want to be associated with both ukraine and russia because theyre uncivilized monkeys living in their corrupted shitholes and shitting outside
Anonymous Poland No.211674285 [Report]
>>211674018 (OP)
ackshually no, Polish and Ukrainian are technically the most similar slav languages, even closer than Czech &Slovakian
you picked some cherries but the UA vocabulary layer is very close to polish
as my UA professor said
>we basically speak the same language, only us Ukies shifted the grammar a bit
Anonymous Poland No.211674322 [Report]
>>211674219
go read a Russian news site, then go read a Ukie one if you know grazhdanka
Russian language is honorary slavic at most