Thread 518999887

This is a city in Poland

The pierogis here are incredible.

Looks Prussian to me.

>>518999887 (OP)
Did you take your half black nephew there on holiday?

>>519000142
he looks like he conquers chippies

>>518999887 (OP)
Why is the coast green? Do you lets jeets on the beach?
>>519000678
Too much ass.

>>519001057
Just like me :) The Baltic Coast is one of the few areas along with the PNW where forests practically grow into the sea.

>>519001149
Sounds comfy. PNW is really nice if you avoid the cities. Maybe one day I'll visit Poland.

what's all that green shit in the water?

>>519001343
that is just a sand and a very shallow water

>>519001267
It's not bad at all... Although areas of Silesia and Pomerania have a haunting vibe after the German expulsion. The buildings and architecture remained.

>>519001520
Where exactly is this

>>519001696
That is Hel
You can even go there by train from Warsaw
this is a surfer's capital of Poland
cool locals as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi_hhYvz4yw

>>518999887 (OP)
Whoa, Poland looks like THIS?

Needs more indians

>>519002094
Was originally Kashubian/Pomeranian, then Polish, then German, then Polish again, then German again and now it is Polish. I suspect the original inhabitants in 1905 were Germanised Slavs.

>>519001897
How do the locals greet you? "Welcome to Hel"?

>>519002221
>The French and British have disgraced Germany by giving this Pacific Island back to Poland. Millions must die now
I saw your earlier post and kek'd.

>>518999887 (OP)
that's a town

>>519002460
I am probably more Slavic/Baltic than Germanic and Celtic anyway... Racial science destroyed Europe.

>>519002677
Lookin fine m8, peace to all European brothers.

>>519003182
Have a Prussian Pigeon.

>>519002677
6ft and 77kg, perfect BMI

>>519003581
I am 5ft, 5 and 16 stone.

>>518999887 (OP)
But its a german city.

>>519001520
Ah that makes sense, I see it now.

>>519003919
Batlic is a super shallow sea and not very salty. The deepest place is -400m and it's a ravine, most of the sea isn't even 100 m deep.

It's a glorified Lake Superior.

>>519002241
No it's Siema.

>>519004410
>>519004480
Did you know Podhale has both Polish AND Vlach (Romanian) roots?

>>519004715
More like Slovak, if anything.

>>518999887 (OP)
It's far too colorful for Poland.

>>519004776
That's true, Slovak in of itself has a understated Romanian influence too.

OP is a nigger who places malsdives filter over brown waters. Silesiams are shiting
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baltic. Get the fuck out turists.

T. Danzig kiter

>>519004410
400m go fuckin educate yourself moron.

>>518999887 (OP)
Hel?

>>519006151
Hellulaya

>>519005574
Are you a rare Westpreußer?

>>519006319
Yes i sail from wersterplate to hel daily do you want some fish ?

>>519006560
Hmmm... I really could do those breaded sprats!

>>519007204
*Do with those.

>>519007204
Brit bong you are alwayes wellcomed i love conrwall not london. Come here for relaxing time. Any cimp auts may tesul in gew damige tho.

>>518999887 (OP)
This is a city in Brazil

>>519007976
That's interesting because I have a Cornish father. My mother is Irish but me and my mother get mistaken for Poles or Lithuanians fairly frequently. I wonder if that's due to noble roots?

>>519005574
>>519005904
Take some meds or go and kill yourself

>>519006319
Why are 3rdies so obsessed with Prussia?

>>519008053
Looks like something from the set of a live action Flintstones movie.

>>519008178
A ty co emo jakis wez sie w gqrsc prawdopodobnie zabijesz sie wczeaniej niz ja zdechne nq rakq dupy.

>>519005199
Does it. As far as I understand, back in medieval times, some proto-Romanian shepherds were tending their sheep across the Carpathians, even venturing as far as what is today Slovakia and Poland.
But I haven't heard of this creating a lasting influence on their languages. Maybe they borrowed a couple of words, though by this time they're probably archaisms or lost.

>>519008213
Highly organised and disciplined, good aesthetics. Protestant Work Ethic, much like Ulster used to be which is where my Biological Grandfather originated from.

>>519008543
The Slovak word for a certain Cheese is Bryndza. Basically Brânză. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryndza

>>519008550
And non-existence!

>>519008779
Ulster is a real entity with it's own Scots Dialect. Even the Catholics have adopted many dialect features only found there and not in rest of Ireland.

>>519008462
naucz się pisać, pijaku zajebany

>>518999887 (OP)
This is an city in America

>>519008876
Well I'm talking about Prussia. Nobody cares about Northern Ireland though.

>>519008927
Basically the last bastion of Right-Wing Northern Europe.

>>519008690
Right, I've heard of that one. It seems to have spread around in quite a few Euro countries.
Makes me wonder if the roots of that word were in Dacian, maybe they were also known for being shepherds in that Carpathian area and for making cheese.

>>519009028
Oddly enough it might have been borrowed from Albanian from when Vlachs used to inhabit Epirus too but later split and became Aromanian. Very nomadic people were Romanians until relatively recently, I think the Free Dacians borrowed a Latin Dialect from the Roman Dacians after the Gothic Migrations.

>>519009181
>it might have been borrowed from Albanian

I doubt it, because they've always been a very isolated people, living within an area behind a natural barrier.

More likely, the word was common to Dacian and some Thracian dialects that influenced Albanian.
I don't see how such a small people like Albanians could have influenced a much larger population of proto-Romanians that were scattered over a very large area both south and north of the Danube, extending all the way up into what is today Ukraine, Poland and Slovakia.

>>518999887 (OP)
My neighbor is Mirek from the city of Czluchow. Because of Mirek, I understand Polish coastal affairs very well. Mirek told me this photo is not Poland.

>>519008927
Trzym bqrdache lachu huja wiesz w dupie byles lajzo. Ty kurwo dresiarska.

>>519009408
This makes sense. Either that or there's an ancient link between Dacian and Albanoid Languages like Illyrian and Messapian, Paleo-Balkan Certainly.

>>519009181
>Very nomadic people were Romanians until relatively recently

They might have moved around a lot, but they were moving through an area that used to be under the control of a population speaking vulgar Latin. Let's not forget that Slavs came later in the Balkans and they pushed around and isolated the populations speaking Latin.
Some of them became local dialects of Romanian, others disappeared. And the bulk of that post-Roman Latin speaking population eventually gravitated towards this area where Romania was formed.

So maybe in their minds they were moving with their sheep through areas they always knew to be controlled by Latin speaking populations. Until those areas got medieval statehood structures and they couldn't do it anymore

>>519009408
“Albanians” used to be half of the Balkans during antiquity. All the same genes as proven by countless ancient gravesites.

>>519010333
Impossible, those were various tribes of Thracians, this was documented by ancient Greeks.

There are also genetic studies showing this.
And Albanians appear to have been an older population that formed like an ethnic island. Somewhat similar to the Basques.

>>519009181
The Romanic language is a creole that appears in translvysnia and then invaded Wallachian plain. The Wallachian plain was a literal rape zone of hundreds of different rapist immigrant tribes. The Magyars are obviously nomadic invaders and crossed into the Pannonia from the more easily crossible northern carpathians.

>>519010091
Mostly but unlike other Latin Populations or subject peoples like Basques and Britons who generally stayed within civilised areas. They did explore a little like Moldova and Bukovina was founded by Vlachs despite being fairly far from Roman Territory. Which is why there's a lot of credence to the Romanised Dacian theory. There was even a fairly late period when Tosk Albanians heavily influenced Romanians and visa versa as opposed to Gheg but historical evidence is meagre despite linguistic evidence being plentiful. It reminds me of how Romano-Britons from further east influenced the Silurian Welsh after the Anglo-Saxon invasions and not just during Roman rule.

>>519009505
Zajeb się, podludziu ochlajtusie

>>519010481
Eastern Balkans = Thracian
Western Balkans = Illyrian
In the middle = creole like the paeonians and dardanians

Albanians or at least the ancestors were half the Balkans. Modern Albanians descend from Sandsak region which was never Serb ruled until 1170 and in the mountainous region of kukes and western Kosovo and north Macedonia and eastern Albania which is all hard to get though mountain passes. These were the remnants. In the Bosnian alps the replacement was easier because the Byzantines settled the Croats and Serbs on each side. In the lowlands the replacement was obviously easy for a variety of reasons.

>>519010564
I think Albanians and Romanians/Aromanians were basically a sister people at a point but then history eroded the knowledge of such. It reminds me of the Magyar/Bashkir ancient relationship until the Magyar migration.

>>519010886
Yea the point was back in the early Bronze Age and linguistic borrowing during Roman antiquity until 300 ad.

>>519010886
If that were the case, then this could have only happened during late neolithic/bronze age, when Dacians and various related tribes lived in the area.

After all, whatever survived from the Dacian language shows some commonalities with Albanian. But then, apparently Dacian also has some things in common with Baltic languages. They had a very weird language, from what we can tell. Unlike anything in this area.

>>519010982
>>519011209
Whole lotta redpills here... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Albanian_language