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Anonymous Serbia No.214763516 [Report] >>214763552 >>214763631 >>214764035 >>214764460 >>214764595 >>214765558
What countries in EASTERN Europe do you like the most?
Outside of Russia, I like Croatia and Poland the most, because Croatia is in the Balkans so close to us, and Poland is kind of like a Latin Russia.
Anonymous Russian Federation No.214763552 [Report]
>>214763516 (OP)
Both Croatia and Poland are Central European though
Anonymous Russian Federation No.214763631 [Report] >>214763665
>>214763516 (OP)
Bulgaria because I'm Bulgarian otherwise it's failed state
Also Belarus because it's opposite of what Bulgaria is
Anonymous Romania No.214763661 [Report] >>214763828 >>214764788
your food has arrived sashx ia cu pita
Anonymous Serbia No.214763665 [Report]
>>214763631
How do some poor potato farmers manage to keep everything nice and clean, and industry not sold off while Balkans are a circus.
Is it just because of batka?
Anonymous Serbia No.214763828 [Report] >>214764106
>>214763661
Gypsies are not permitted in this thread.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.214764035 [Report] >>214764080
>>214763516 (OP)
Im from Poland I love Slovakia, Republika Srpska, Serbia the most. I don't hate any of the countries but I only hate Ukraine because of 1939-1947 brutal genocide of burning kids and pregnant women and old people they did in my home region, my great grandfather remembered it. The other countries are kind of boring and gay, especially Baltic+Czech+Slovenia, but I guess Romania, Moldova, Transnistria and Belarus are cool. Russia is kind of a separate world to Eastern Europe so I don't know much how it is there, I guess if like a bigger Belarus then it's cool
Anonymous Serbia No.214764080 [Report] >>214764408
>>214764035
I've been to both Slovakia and Poland and they're nice, but what do you like about Republika Srpska? That's a new one.
Anonymous Romania No.214764106 [Report] >>214764131
>>214763828
you can leave at any time
Anonymous Serbia No.214764131 [Report] >>214764153
>>214764106
Why would I leave, I obviously referred to you, no funny way you can gotcha out of it.
Anonymous Romania No.214764153 [Report] >>214764208
>>214764131
no seething sashx
Anonymous Serbia No.214764208 [Report] >>214765009
>>214764153
Sasha is a blonde twink, how the hell is he a gypsy? And if you didn't think I was Sasha, then why call me a Sasha?
Anonymous Serbia No.214764305 [Report]
Also...
>How do you know my father's nickname
Anonymous United Kingdom No.214764408 [Report] >>214764589 >>214765299
>>214764080
I like Republika Srpska because it reminds me more of my own region than Serbia does. Republika Srpska still has mountainous places like Grmeč with many traditions such as bull fighting or ojkača singing which seems more authentic than some Ottoman or Habsburg dominated parts of Serbia although I guess Šumadija could be similar. Also there were many people in 1800s in my region of Poland (Galicia) who were in desperate poverty living in chimneyless wooden or mud houses in one room with walls black from smoke and in the same room with their animals — it was the most poor region of Eastern Europe, like Moldova today, except worse because there were constant famines and peasant revolts killing people brutally, so many Galician Poles went to Republika Srpska (or the land where it is now) as economic migrants searching a better life. It's described in the Polish book «Galicjanie i Serbowie». Also the dialect of Galician Poland is more similar to Serbian than to standard Polish a lot of the time, check it out:
Standard Polish has na dwór, Galician Polish has na pole, Serbian has napolje.
Standard Polish has chrzestny ojciec/matka, Galician Polish has kum/kuma, Serbian also kum/kuma.
Standard Polish has jagoda, Galician Polish has borówka, Serbian has borovnica.
And many more cases of that, because we are the most southern part of Poland so naturally more similar to Southern Slavic
Anonymous Croatia No.214764460 [Report]
>>214763516 (OP)
2/10
Anonymous Serbia No.214764589 [Report] >>214765174
>>214764408
Very interesting post, jagoda here is strawberry btw, borovnica is blueberry.
>because we are the most southern part of Poland so naturally more similar to Southern Slavic
That's true, Slovakia has most in common with us I think, because we used to be connected for longer before Hungarians sewered that.
>so many Galician Poles went to Republika Srpska (or the land where it is now) as economic migrants searching a better life.
My brother dated a gf from Bosnia with Galician blood.
Anonymous Australia No.214764595 [Report] >>214764665
>>214763516 (OP)
Best Eastern Europeans Countries:
Poland, Slovenia, Balts, Czech, Hungary, and Croatia.

Shitholes:
Russia, Belarus, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and other ex Yugoslavic countries not mentioned above and Albania.

Africa tier:
Ukraine and Moldova.
Anonymous Serbia No.214764665 [Report]
>>214764595
True, but not Balts as whole I think, only Lithuania.
Hungary despite doing better than us also has too many gypsies, it downgrades their otherwise fine country.
Anonymous Serbia No.214764692 [Report]
If you disagree with me then Belarus belongs in the best category because despite being poorish they're still kinda fine and at least their country is clean.
Anonymous Germany No.214764788 [Report] >>214764859 >>214764879
>>214763661
This used to be an execution method in Mongolia, trapping someone inside a box with only the head sticking out, leaving them to slowly starve but occasionally giving them something to eat and drink to prolong the suffering. Pretty wild that Russians still use this method to this day
Anonymous Serbia No.214764859 [Report]
>>214764788
Individuals who torture are not human.
Anonymous Romania No.214764879 [Report]
>>214764788
kinda trad ngl
Anonymous Serbia No.214765009 [Report] >>214765066 >>214765492
>>214764208
Don't feed the troll
Anonymous Serbia No.214765066 [Report] >>214765492
>>214765009
>troll
He's genuine so I don't know why I do it, I just imagine what he feels when he reads something sensible and doesn't reply, does he feel stupid or what is it?
It's obvious Russians did something bad to his family, a Moldovan told me his family was from where Transnistria is right now, if that's the case it's hilarious he didn't grow out of it.
Anonymous United Kingdom No.214765174 [Report] >>214765301
>>214764589
strawberry is truskawka in all of poland. we use the word borówka for the dark forest berries (blueberries, but not the american variety) instead of using standard Polish jagoda, because the rest of Poland uses the word "borówka" to describe a red berry that we call brusznica. borówka itself comes from bór which means a pine forest.
Slovakia has a lot in common with Galicia too because our regions both had Rusyns (east Slavs mixed with Vlachs who got deported from Poland by Stalin and assimilated by Ukrainian nationalism later) living there one time — Slovakia still has them, some of them also went to Vojvodina in the 1800s, so another thing we have in common. I saw a video once of Vojvodina Rusyns in the village Ruski Krstur and it sounded exactly like my grandparents, even down to the dialectal words that only exist in our valley in Poland - eg jakisik for "some kind of", ktosik instead of ktoś for "somebody". it was uncanny
Another thing you might not know is there were many Poles in the Chetniks and also in the Partisans during WW2 who went to Serbia and Bosnia.
Also might be nice to mention that Galician cuisine here in southern Poland is much more different than the rest of Poland, we have sheeps cheese instead of only cows, we had vegetables such as bakłażan (aubergine), bania (dynia in standard polish, pumpkin) and papryka (capsicum pepper) much earlier than the rest of poland even though we were the poorest. my great grandmother made pickled pumpkins and a soup made of blended pumpkins in milk with a type of eggwash pasta. we also have a thing called mamałyga/zamiszka which is apparently a very romanian thing to do, its cornflour cooked on milk and served with słonina (fried pork fat). and of course also the alcohols in our region are more similar to the balkans, we have śliwowica which i don't need to explain, but also things like wiśniówka which would be similar to your višnjovača. we have many of these "nalewka" variants
Anonymous Serbia No.214765299 [Report]
>>214764408
What happent to this poles? In RS there is only existing Ukrainian minority. Also there is a joke that some older bosnians used to live with livestock in same object before moving in serbia and becoming nepo directors o algo


Why do you like serbia then
Anonymous Serbia No.214765301 [Report]
>>214765174
I had no idea we have so much in common, thanks for your long post.
I know a Rusyn woman from Ruski Krstur btw. I am from Vojvodina. They're good people.
Anonymous Romania No.214765492 [Report] >>214765555
>>214765009
>>214765066
stop talking to yourself sashx
Anonymous Serbia No.214765555 [Report] >>214765606
>>214765492
Stop being butthurt, nobody cares that you and your family got chased away you gypsy.
Anonymous Croatia No.214765558 [Report]
>>214763516 (OP)
I like my own country the most. Slovenia is a close second.
I don't think any other eastern European country has more to offer than Croatia.
Anonymous Romania No.214765606 [Report]
>>214765555
hiv status?