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for that joke you also need to enunciate "lying" in a specific way, saying it more like "lyin'" since if you actually pronounce the full word including the g it doesn't sound like Lion, so it's best to give the bartender an accent of some kind (probably a new york one since "HEY YOU CAN'T LEAVE THAT LYIN' HERE!" said in a loud new york accent would fit the joke and an angry bartender)

Anyways this dumb fucking slovakian autist is wrong about his language not having puns since with five seconds of googling I found some shitty ones like "You can take that to the Banská!" which is a pun based on both a city in slovakia named Banská and that the word "bank" in slovakian is basically the same as in english/german/etc and is "banka". haha, go to the city vs go to the bank, very funny (not really but neither are most puns, they're the lowest form of humor)

all you need for a pun is two words that sound similar but have different meanings. They don't have to be spelled exactly the same and they don't even need to be 100% homophones, just close enough that the resemblance works for a joke (like the above lying/lion pun)
This faggot acting like his gutter-licking balkan tongue has zero words that sounds the same as other words is genuinely on the spectrum or doesn't know what a pun is. He acts like being a phonetic language matters at all, it doesn't, Japanese words written in Katakana or Hiragana are also phonetic and they still have dumb fucking puns because unless you only have like 100 words in your entire dictionary, some will end up sounding similar to others. Even tonal languages can have puns, chinks make jokes and slang about words that sound similar but said in different tones.