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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:41:12 PM No.213733318
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turks speaking "slavic" language
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:42:05 PM No.213733343
you forgot Bulgarians and West Bulgarians
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Anonymous Bosnia and Herzegovina
8/12/2025, 1:43:42 PM No.213733393
>>213733318 (OP)
All 100% illyrian dinaric hung bvlls, not slavic, not turkic, 100% proto-european neanderthal orcs
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Anonymous France
8/12/2025, 1:43:55 PM No.213733400
>>213733318 (OP)
All rook the same, serbs were right
Replies: >>213733483 >>213733541
Anonymous Slovenia
8/12/2025, 1:47:10 PM No.213733483
>>213733400
That was not the Serbian claim, they're more racist against the others than most. Their only claim was that they should be in charge of the whole thing. How they've done with their own resources in the past three decades speaks for itself.
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:48:26 PM No.213733518
>>213733393
being from bosnia youre either a 2m tall blonde gigachad or a scrawny short brown hairy roach and given youre posting here i can assume youre the latter
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:49:32 PM No.213733541
>>213733400
all look same, but should definately be governed by croats or slovenes (again).

tito was 0% serbian and it shows. serbs cant even lead themselves, they were better off under turks kek
Anonymous Bosnia and Herzegovina
8/12/2025, 1:50:18 PM No.213733562
>>213733518
My father is a somalian and my mom is a croat, I'm 2.15m tall with a big ass forehead and hands
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 1:53:12 PM No.213733638
All Slavs should learn Serbian btw, the simplest, most coherent and logical language.
I can't make out almost anything in Slovene but Serbian is just as simple as baby speech.
Replies: >>213733774 >>213733801 >>213733931 >>213738525
Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:53:40 PM No.213733646
>>213733318 (OP)
We need to liberate Croatian (Kajkavian and Chakavian) lands from the naški barbary
Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 1:53:58 PM No.213733656
>>213733562
>My father is a somalian and my mom is a croat
sad kupi ZDS merch I bit ces full hrvat
Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 1:54:06 PM No.213733662
>>213733343
this, we wuz khans
Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:58:36 PM No.213733774
>>213733638
i just couldnt bring myself to utter any of the 8000 turkish words that are littered across it. otherwise it truly is simple and poetic.
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Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 1:59:26 PM No.213733791
>>213733318 (OP)
i dont know why channers pretend balkans are as brown as us, here, they are seen as an aryan race
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 1:59:43 PM No.213733801
>>213733638
serbian lacks substance and isnt nuanced
Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 2:00:24 PM No.213733816
>>213733774
you don't really need to use these Turkish words that often since a lot of them have Slavic synonyms, Turkish vocabulary simply makes the language richer

and in most cases where Serbian has a Turkish word, Croat or Slovene dialects have a German or Italian word, because there was no Slavic equivalent for that
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Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 2:02:58 PM No.213733887
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>>213733791
we're the same color as you
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 2:03:57 PM No.213733912
>>213733791
It's not about having a brown skin or turkish genes, it's about their culture and mentality being brown.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 2:04:36 PM No.213733931
>>213733638
>simplest
Bulgarian is simplest since they don't have cases mental illness
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 2:05:12 PM No.213733947
the eternal limitrophe
Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 2:06:56 PM No.213733985
>>213733931
so what? we're not talking about American perspective but Slavic
for Slavs using cases is natural and it's Bulgarians who are outliers here
and Bulgarian despite not having cases, has very complicated tense system, verb aspects, articles and a lot of forms that have disappeared in all or most other Slavic languages so it's actually one of the hardest languages to learn for any other Slav (if we talk about mastering the language, not just basics).
Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 2:09:59 PM No.213734053
>>213733483
My country has bigger wages for computer scientists than yours
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Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 2:10:13 PM No.213734063
>>213733887
whenever we see a whiteish person we assume they are bulgarian immigrants or something.
>>213733912
they are just poor. this is not unique to brown people.
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 2:11:12 PM No.213734085
>>213733562
Wow, your mum is a coalburning inkpot whore
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Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 2:11:38 PM No.213734098
>>213734063
Can you go back to your country already you little freak? Don't you hate it here?
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Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 2:12:11 PM No.213734115
>>213733318 (OP)
>turks speaking "slavic" language
Saaaaaaaaaar I'm 100% Slavic.
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 2:12:52 PM No.213734126
>>213734115
It's quite easy really. R1a = Slav = Aryan
R1a is 404 in the Balkans
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Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 2:19:31 PM No.213734305
>>213734126
I know I'm not Slavic. I'm black (E1b native).
Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 2:27:16 PM No.213734531
>>213734126
иди нaхyй гaплoшиз
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 2:28:02 PM No.213734543
>>213734531
fled closer to your brown brethren eh?
Anonymous Bosnia and Herzegovina
8/12/2025, 2:29:51 PM No.213734576
>>213734085
There's no such thing as white people outside of UK anyways, it's a invented social term for white anglo-saxon protestants living in UK, and in general E1b and R1a is a large population in our countries, so we are primarily Indian/Asian, European, African mix in the first place. Just like russians are as well.
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 2:31:11 PM No.213734605
>>213734576
whatever you say, chocolate product of bestiality
Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 2:31:13 PM No.213734606
>>213734576
Surely the term white refers to Finnic swamp dwellers...
Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 2:35:24 PM No.213734699
>>213734098
nere gidem mal yalan mı
Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 2:48:28 PM No.213735031
>>213733816
untrue, many slavic rooted words in croatian. and croatia has a institute to create new words for new terms.

the issue is that the standard croatian language is also poisoned with too many turkish words like sat instead of the latin word ura. the serbs actually have an upper hand in this case with their word čas, which is a slavic word.

it baffles me how "sat" creeped into our language when it was only seldom used in one dialect.
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 2:49:29 PM No.213735051
>>213734053
???? nigger leave your village life in serbia is absolute shit compared to anything west of it
Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 2:51:30 PM No.213735098
>>213735031
>the issue is that the standard croatian language is also poisoned with too many turkish words
i must say that their abundance makes learning Serbian much harder for me
like i still don't know what the difference between bekrija and hadzija is
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Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 3:02:29 PM No.213735367
>>213735098
>like i still don't know what the difference between bekrija and hadzija is
I have said these words zero times in my life.
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Anonymous Bosnia and Herzegovina
8/12/2025, 3:04:59 PM No.213735430
Hitler considered Croats and Bosniaks honorary aryans
who are you to say otherwise?
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Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 3:06:00 PM No.213735454
>>213735430
Hitler is a certified untermensch
Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:08:16 PM No.213735511
>>213735367
but do you know a difference between them?
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Anonymous Slovenia
8/12/2025, 3:08:35 PM No.213735521
>>213733816
>and in most cases where Serbian has a Turkish word, Croat or Slovene dialects have a German or Italian word
Not really. Kapija would be vrata, češma would be vodnjak, čaršija would be trg, bostan would be vrt, krevet would be postelja, tava would be ponev. Slovenes do often say čufti instead of mesne kroglice, and that's a turkism from serbocraotian.
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Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 3:11:15 PM No.213735592
>>213735511
I should, gonna check to see if I'm right.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:14:55 PM No.213735688
>>213735592
i saw them both used for something like a "badass" but couldn't make out the very specific difference in meaning between them
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:15:56 PM No.213735719
>>213735688
there is also 'efendija' used in a similar context, btw
Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 3:16:11 PM No.213735726
>>213735521
weird that theres just a tiny little micronation in balkans noone knows about crazy shit what even goes on in there
Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 3:18:24 PM No.213735772
>>213735098
>>213735688
A hadzija is someone who's been to "God's grave" in Jerusalem
example - Bulgarian hayduk Hadji Dimitar

same as the muslim haji, a haj is when you go to mecca for religious worship
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:19:38 PM No.213735815
>>213735772
That's the original meaning but in SC slang it switched into something more like a "cool guy", "badass" or similar, at least I've seen it used this way.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:21:36 PM No.213735873
>>213735772
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FawZ9_Yfn2U
there is a famous song "Hadzija ili bos" which means something like "Badass or barefoot"
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Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 3:24:28 PM No.213735941
>>213735815
because becoming a hadzija was considered a thing of high status and respected even by the ottomans
>Apaбcкaтa титлa хaджия билa cмятaнa oт гocпoдcтвaщaтa тoгaвa ocмaнcкa влacт зa бeлeг зa виcoк cтaтyc, и c тoвa пpидoбилa coциaлнa знaчимocт зa бългapcкитe хpиcтияни кaтo cpeдcтвo зa пocтигaнe нa нoви пpaвa. Toвa e и ocнoвният мoтив пo вpeмe нa ocмaнcкoтo игo: чpeз хaджилък бългapcкитe хpиcтияни цeляли изpaвнявaнe нa coциaлния им cтaтyт c тoзи нa мoхaмeдaнитe.[3]
Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 3:27:25 PM No.213736015
>>213735873
u don't have to translate
unfortunately i can understand a lot of their poopy westbalk language 'cause it's close to mine
Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 3:27:28 PM No.213736017
>>213733318 (OP)
They cannot be Turks they are Christian
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:37:25 PM No.213736295
>>213736017
is it a common opinion in Turkey?
interesting, for example Russians use similar reasoning
>they cannot be Slavs, they are catholics
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Anonymous Turkey
8/12/2025, 3:40:23 PM No.213736379
>>213736295
Yes, kafirs are a different population
Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 3:46:16 PM No.213736559
>>213735815
>That's the original meaning but in SC slang it switched into something more like a "cool guy", "badass" or similar, at least I've seen it used this way
That's correct but I've only heard it used once, we just say gazda, shef or gospodin.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 3:47:29 PM No.213736601
>>213736559
>we just say gazda, shef or gospodin.
you forgot majstor
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Anonymous Serbia
8/12/2025, 3:48:07 PM No.213736621
>>213736601
There's probably like 20 words you can use like this.
Anonymous India
8/12/2025, 3:48:50 PM No.213736645
>>213733318 (OP)
thats funny because where I am from turkeys just quack like a chicken
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Anonymous Slovenia
8/12/2025, 3:49:32 PM No.213736665
>>213736645
chickens don't quack, they coo. Ducks quack.
Anonymous Slovenia
8/12/2025, 3:50:55 PM No.213736716
they cluck too, but they don't quack
Anonymous Canada
8/12/2025, 4:01:05 PM No.213737018
>>213736645
Funny, where I come from we call them the Chicken from India - Poulet d'Inde or just Dinde.
Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 4:02:06 PM No.213737044
>>213735521
I only heard about the words "čufte" and "biber" at 21 yo when I started going with my uni friend from east Croatia to our canteen. Mesne okruglice is the normal word in Standard Croatian while čufte is something weird only used in former Ottoman parts.
I think "kapija" means "gate" in Serbian which isn't the same as our "vrata" or "door" so in primorje we differentiate those from a normal door by using the romance borrowing "portun" for "gate".
>češma, vodnjak
I don't know what either of those mean and googling gives me different results from a tap, to a well and fountain.
Only "tava" is a deep rooted turkism in Standards Croatian. It's a flat variety of "lonac" but we also call them "padele".
"Krevet" and "postelja" are equal here and can be used interchangeably.
>trg, vrt
Normal Croatian words, the turkish ones don't exist.
Also we have a bunch of ways of saying "money" but recently the turkish word "pare" really got popular in informal language. "Novac" is the most normal, standard and sane word and we have local varieties from "pinezi" to Venetian "soldi/šoldi".
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Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 4:36:13 PM No.213738073
>>213737044
They say čufte in Zagreb. We’ve fully adopted that turcism and not too recently.

Postelja is almost exclusively used in literature.

Pare is used coloquially. Never in official correspondence or formal speech.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 4:37:46 PM No.213738129
>>213737044
>>213738073
I wish my country had dialects and we could argue about different words and accents used in differents parts of the country...
Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:45:24 PM No.213738325
>>213733318 (OP)
It always triggers me that the obvious land swap between Kosovo and Serbia doesn't happen
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 4:48:12 PM No.213738395
>>213738325
It's all about Trepca mines, basically the Serb majority part of Kosovo is rich in natural resources (zinc and silver) and it's one of the main sources of money for the budget of Kosovo. If not for that, they'd have agreed for land exchange long time ago.
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Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:51:22 PM No.213738490
>>213733318 (OP)
You can argue about their genetics, but the Serbo-Croatian language is very much a Slavic one by all linguistic criteria.
Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:52:29 PM No.213738525
>>213733638
Why not just learn Interslavic?
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 4:53:44 PM No.213738574
>>213738525
because it's artificial, has no genuine literature or "soul"
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Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:54:47 PM No.213738607
>>213736017
What were the Turks before they converted to Islam, when they practiced indigenous Turkic religion?
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Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:56:09 PM No.213738664
>>213738574
Well yeah but that's not the point, the point is that it's understandable to Slavic speakers in general. And by using it you'd be helping to breathe "soul" into it. Take Esperanto, in 1887 it was just a conlang but now it's the language of a whole community and full of soul.
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Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 4:57:08 PM No.213738692
>>213738664
>now it's the language of a whole community and full of soul.
nah, it's hardly used by anyone
and lack of soul is why this project failed
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Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 4:58:32 PM No.213738730
>>213738692
I know lots of people who use it, even a few people whose parents raised them in it because they met at an Esperanto event and didn't have another language (fluently) in common. You can't just assert these things from your armchair without actually observing the facts on the ground.
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Anonymous Bulgaria
8/12/2025, 5:02:48 PM No.213738866
>>213738607
they were asian people that looked like people of modern kazakhstan or turkmenistan but then they invaded anatolia and they got outbred by the anatolian natives
Anonymous United States
8/12/2025, 5:04:41 PM No.213738915
>>213738395
I see. Then I guess there's no choice. No land swap. Just deport their respective Albanian/Serb populations so the borders can be pretty :)
Anonymous Poland
8/12/2025, 5:05:26 PM No.213738937
>>213738730
my assessment is that Serbian is simply a nicer language than Interslavic and has that whole cultural heritage like 90s turbofolk with it
Anonymous Russian Federation
8/12/2025, 5:52:06 PM No.213740427
They should have been assimilated by Turks during Ottoman days, it would have solved so many 20th century problems caused by their tribalistic chimpouts.
Anonymous Croatia
8/12/2025, 5:54:23 PM No.213740508
>>213738073
>čufta in Zagreb
what about north of Medvednica?
>Postelja is used in literature
I've heard some local older people use it when speaking the standard, although they also use the Greek Orthodox word hiljadu way more often as well