ALL SLAVIC LANGUAGES IN ONE VIDEO!

#SlavicLanguages

[F]

As someone who’s speaks Russian, hearing another Slavic language feels like a dream that you had but can’t quite remember.

[HeroManNick132]

Много точно обяснение! 😂

[Anton Murtazaev]

​@HeroManNick132 это болгарский или это иностранец написал по-русски?

[Jolanta Miechowicz]

I am Polish - I've got similar feeling xD

[Andrey Kroker]

@Anton Murtazaev Это Кличко.

[Constantine Lee]

@Anton Murtazaev это болгарский

[Monika]

Dzień dobry z Polski wszystkim braciom Słowianom! 🇵🇱 Good morning from Poland to all Slavic brothers! :)

[Neon Pirych]

Morning!

[Alexey]

hejka, witaj

[WacPanPeron]

Siemasz

[arek murzyn z los santos]

no kto by sie spodziewal ze polaki beda chcialy jak zwykle sie ujawnic i musza cos po sobie zostawic xdd

[Monika]

@arek murzyn z los santos masz z tym jakiś problem?

[uros mazic]

Драга словенска браћо, поздрав свим словенским народима и да живимо сви још дуго у миру и слози. Живели словени!! Поздрав из Србије!! :)

[Просто Асич]

О? Сербский? Кстати и тебе того же, а можешь рассказать как выучить ваш язык :_)?

[чувак из космоса]

И ты здравствуй!

[Loh Loh]

Привет из Москвы! :)

[ахъфъ]

Привіт з Києва))

[Temur Iv]

И тебе здравия

[edocredo]

Славяне, берегите друг друга! Знать, что есть братские страны по языку это очень круто. Хотел б я, чтоб и у нас было также! Привет из солнечной Армении! Мир вам! 🌍

[Богдан Стоцкий]

Вам тоже мира желаем от души, привет из России!

[Alex Storm]

Насколько я знаю, самый близкий к армянскому из других ИЕ языков это греческий. Понимаете ли вы его хоть немного?

[edocredo]

@Alex Storm Древняя Греция оказала огромное культурное влияние на весь античный мир, на каком-то базовом уровне терминов из медицины или философии - да, понимаем. Также как и люди в России) а вот чтобы на бытовом языке поговорить - это большой вопрос. С греками доводилось общаться, но на русском либо английском.

[Alex Storm]

@edocredo С одной стороны ваш язык относится к ИЕ семье языков, а с другой, выделяется в ней в особую ветвь. То есть по сути у армянского языка нет родственников среди других ИЕ народов, он уникален. В принципе, так же как и греческий, или албанский.

[glossymouse]

Kaj vi uopće imate struju u Armeniji?

[elem]

I'm from Poland and I think Czech language is funny and I think that every Czech person gets Polish funny as well :D

[Jem12345kor]

For Russians and Yugos Chekh sounds very funny, too

[Pavel Macek]

And you are absolutely right 😀but tbh PL is after SK (how unexpected) the one I understand the most...

[earthworm]

@Pavel Macek pravda

[nic]

Ano

[Luqe]

Yes i am slovak and i speak czech too, and yes sometimes polish is funny for us lol

[David Tomažič]

As Slovenian of course I understand Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian pretty good I would say. And then Macedonian and suprisingly Russian. Dragi Slovani, želim vam vse dobro!

[HeroManNick132]

Ukrainian, Belarusian, Slovenian, Bulgarian, Polish, Czech, Slovak?

[Dmitrij L]

As a Russian speaker I had zero difficulties to talk to people in Croatia using Russian. They just answered me in Croatian and we perfectly understood each other. What a great feeling! Assume that would function nearly as well in Slovenia.

[RaNer]

Srbski Hrvatski i Bosanski su isti jezici samo s naglascima. Izmjene su minorne. Lakše razumijem Srbe i Bosance nego zagorce.

[RaNer]

@Dmitrij L Da, i ja isto. A kad kazem "Privet" Ukrajinci kazu "Nije privet nego privit!!". Oni zele da mi mrzimo Ruse 🙄🤬🤬🤬

[gomertube]

To my ignorant ears, Slovenian sounded almost like Italian.

[Genevieve Monk]

let's be honest, all of us slavic people came here specifically to hear our own language

[immortaljanus]

Nope. Came to hear who I understand and who I don't. Up until now, I thought I got a good grip on Czech but I was wrong.

[Елена]

I came here to read comments and to learn what other people think about slavic languages

[Ingrid B. De Sousa Silva]

I'm Brazilian,and just came here out of curiosity,lol

[Assir Jedediah]

@Ingrid B. De Sousa Silva Same haha

[RichieLarpa]

You are wrong. I came to guess all languages, I got all of them.

[umut alandag]

As a french and turkish speaker, I understood nothing But damn all these languages are soo gorgeous! My favourite would either be czech or serbian Much love to all my slavic brothers and sisters ❤

[2358abc]

Love your comment, because my grandfather was Serbian and my grandmother was Czech....:-))))

[Jhon Smith]

Serbian? Did you get that serbian, bosnian and croatian are same language? Check again.

[Zewski]

You said that, because the woman in the czech and serbian clips were the prettiest lol

[EMS]

I also speak no slavic languages. What I find strange is that I am mostly unable to distinguish slavic languages from each other simply by hearing them spoken. I could probably pick out Russian from the others. But I still sometimes hear Belarussian or Ukrainian and mistake it for Russian. As for the West and South Slavic languages, I'm hopeless. And yet there are other language families where I can hear the differences far more easily. Yes certainly in the Germanic and Romance language families (which contain languages I do speak), but also the Uralic, Sinitic, Semitic language families. I also feel fairly certain I could distinguish most of the Celtic languages from each other (at least Welsh, Irish and Breton.) Maybe this is similar a matter of exposure. After all there are other language families which completely baffle me - Bantu languages, Dravidian languages, practially all Native American languages ...

[Jhon Smith]

@EMS It is matter of practice. Some languages like Belorusian and Russian, Serbian, Croatian and Bosna has small difference and can not distinguish at all.

[Ichigo Nya]

Действительно, очень необычно слышать вроде и такую знакомую речь, но совершенно другую и непохожую на твой родной язык 😅 И всё же так приятно слышать различные вариации Славянских языков 🥰

[чувак из космоса]

в точку!

[Уася Пупкин]

Все славянские языки строятся по одному и тому же принципу? (окончания слов, предлоги, приставки, суффиксы)

[wolfer]

Болгарский мне показался таким: слышишь то, что невозможно представить, звуки такие же но слова непонятны в 9 из 10)))

[Грязный Богдан]

​@wolfer да это непривычно просто на слух поначалу. Я тоже вроде и слышал слова вначале, но смысл терял. Прожив всего 3 месяца в Варне (Болгария) я стал понимать практически дословно. Разве что отдельные слова доучивал

[Kind Desuniversums]

As a German who studied slavic studies (russian and polish) I like to listen to Czech and Ukranian and I hope to understand it at least, but all slavic languages are extremely beautiful ❤

[Happy Dogger]

damn, a German studying polish, usually that's the other way around lmao

[финик]

@Happy Dogger Do you remember the times of the Second World War?

[berni2905]

@финик What about them?

[Dva Nerdi v Kanadě]

Danke mein Deutsche freund 🇨🇿

[Marshall]

Russian 0:02 Belarusian 0:40 Serbian 1:06 Ukrainian 1:38 Croatian 2:09 Bulgarian 2:37 Slovenian 3:04 Bosnian 3:38 Polish 4:09 Czech 4:42 Slovak 5:09 N. Macedonian 5:35

[Animals and birds]

Thank you

[Dziku]

Idzie wysłuchać pojedyńcze słowa, ale jednak jest WIELKA różnica. Pozdrawiam wszystkich słowian!

[Wojt acki]

As a polish person, it sounds like everyone is speaking polish with an accent and saying nonexistent words

[Liza LK]

I understand what you feel

[Liza LK]

But I'm russian

[Milena Koryczan]

Oh my goodness, that is literally what it felt like listening to this 😂

[M S]

Niekoniecznie brzmi jak zaklęcie z fragmentami normalnych polskich słów słów xdd

[Lizawka127]

Czysto słuchowo zrozumiałem tylko Rosjankę, Chorwata oraz Słowaka. Będąc rok temu na Słowacji rozmawiałem po Polsku ze Słowaczką i nie znając swoich języków dogadaliśmy się jakoby nigdy nic. Pozdrawiam Słowianie!

[Michael Bulat]

Dokładnie , Słowacki i Czeski język jest jak nasz 😁

[Nickolay Petrow]

Здравей! А българският как ти звучи?

[Čvrk Đurđe]

a srpski nisi?

[Ntwadumela1]

@Nickolay Petrow All I understood in Bulgarian was: 2:38 бетон - beton (concrete) 2:43 туристически сезон - sezon turystyczny (tourist season) 2:44 две - dwa (two) 2:51 sounds like Polish "to samo" (same thing) I'm 100% sure only of the "tourist season". It is very difficult for a Pole to understand this language.

[Ярополк Монастырёв]

​@Nickolay Petrow болгарский очень похож с русским 🤚

[Julia N.]

I am a native Russian speaker and I really enjoyed the sound of Bosnian language. I find it very soft and melodic! Sounds a bit like Italian to my ear :) Nice video 👍

[HeroManNick132]

The same goes to Serbian and Croatian?

[Ирина Пономарева]

Кстати да)

[sideflip]

The irony of how feminine russian sounds

[Serbian Boss]

'bosnian' doesnt exist...its Serbian language

[Eddie Dehkordi]

Iranian who grew up in America here. I’m most use to hearing Serbo- Croatian as my best mate is from Croatia. You all sound beautifully and your countries and cultures fascinates me. Love from Portland, Oregon USA

[Tango November Production]

Understood alot of things been told by all slavic people in this video! :) Proud to tell that Russian is my Mother Language and to be a part of this wide and beautiful Family! But Czech and Slovak TV divas absolutely mindblowing beauties! Best regards from Tallinn, Estonia! :))))))))))

[glossymouse]

Hard pass.

[Alex Storm]

@glossymouse Greetings from Russia 🇷🇺🪆

[glossymouse]

@Alex Storm Greetings to you too 🙋🏻. Now give back Königsberg.

[Alex Storm]

@glossymouse What is it? It doesn’t exist, just like Prussia. It’s all in the past. Now Kaliningrad is the stronghold of Russia in the very middle of Europe. Plus, it’s a very beautiful city on the Baltic Sea. 😏

[eNtyck]

The Czech gal is Lucie Borhyová.

[The Idioms Guide to Better Russian]

Each Slavic language is so beautiful in its own unique way!

[som dziva]

just say “jebať” and every Slav will understand 🇸🇰

[evil person]

yesss

[ma gi]

or chleb , mleko, woda

[Kaori Θ]

Нет, потому что мы четаем j как ж , получается жебать. Хотя, я докапываюсь и я все понял.

[Kaori Θ]

@ma gi На русском это хлеб, молоко, вода. Upd. Na russkom eto hleb, moloko, voda.

[som dziva]

@Kaori Θ i know its something interesting but i can’t read in azbuka👀🇸🇰 try to translateee

[Paradox]

I am from Russia and have been learning Polish for 2 years. Niech żyje Polska!❤️🇵🇱

[PaulGrunschild]

Thanks.

[Krak]

The world just broke

[Svetica]

@Krak why

[Dancing Corpses]

I niech żyje Rosja! Nie pozwólmy politykom nas podzielić 🇷🇺❤️🇵🇱

[Genevz Jambora M]

I'm Asian and did not understand even 1 word 😅 but these countries are all awesome and beautiful ❤️

[Ilayy]

As a french and turkish speaker all of these languages sounds pretty similar to me but i know they have too many differences i’d really like to speak one of those slavic languages especially ukrainian russian and polish but their alphabet,grammar etc. is so confusing and unusual for me. I used to try learning polish a while ago because i already knew some of the polish letters but it was still so hard for pronunciation so i gave up 😅 i currently improving my french and trying to be more fluent on it also I’m planning to learn Russian in the future I love your culture and language of course. love from turkey💕

[Александр Кошкин]

Спасибо❤

[Julia]

but polish don’t use cyrillic, it has the same alphabet as french, we only have some additional letters. anyway it is still really hard to learn, but good luck!

[Ilayy]

@Julia yes thats why It was quite easier than the others which use cyrilic for me, and thank you!

[Lukáš Maxa]

what a nice video. I am Czech, I understand Slovak quite well, a little bit Polish and Russian. Others are hard for me to understand. I love my language and I like Russian.

[Al]

Cesky a slovensky jsou skoro stejne kamo, pouze drobne rozdily.

[Jajajejeh June]

Zrozumiałem co napisałeś, ale trudniej byłoby zrozumieć jakbym tylko usłyszał:)

[2358abc]

@Al jj, jako treba cucoriedka a boruvka........:-)))))

[Максим Воронин]

I am Russian and also love Russian and Czech.

[SpiritOfTheWinds]

For me Czech will always be the most beautiful and unique slavic language. It's so wonderfully harsh sounding, like a cat hissing or sometimes purring. Only it's beauty is the reason I've started studying it a year ago. Love from Germany

[HeroManNick132]

What about Slovak?

[SpiritOfTheWinds]

@HeroManNick132 I love Slovak music and the language as well! :) It's very beautiful

[Emily Ok]

I like how the comment section is like a lil slavic hangout

[Sis Barb]

Right

[immortaljanus]

Always.

[Emily Ok]

@Max Govorukhin HAHAHAH exeactlyy

[Sami]

😅😇😇

[HerkulesArtz]

I agree with you Janna XD

[Miro Kučera]

I love you all my slavic brothers. Moji slovanskí bratia, ľúbim vás všetkých. Pozdrav z SK.❤❤❤. And lets Lusatian Serbs are not forgoten!!! They are small but ours...

[EMS]

Sadly, Sorbian is a dying language. What a shame.

[Артём Бойко]

@EMS even two dying languages Hopefully that will change in the future

[KenZorio]

Русский звучит все равно красивее всех)))

[Katy Jones]

Pozdravujem Vas, a prajem vsetko dobre Vam aj Vasej rodine .

[KenZorio]

@Katy Jones i tebe tozhe

[Pavel Folprecht]

Czech native and Slovak and Polish speaker here 🙋🏻 surprisingly the most clear for me was Croatian language. Looks like amazing summer holidays paid out 😉 still understood some Ukrainian and Belarusian though. Wish you all beautiful Slavic day with drinking vodka and beer on bench, guys! 🍺😍

[Piotr Wereski]

Jak się masz Pavel;-)

[Pavel Folprecht]

@Piotr Wereski Siema Piotrek! Jak tam?

[Александр К]

Drinking alcoholic beverages in public places is prohibited in Russia))

[Лол Лолин]

Мира всем Славянским народам!

[Ima Coder]

не смеши

[Никита Жуйков]

Окрім росіян)))

[jesenzima2012]

Mir svim Slovenskim narodima

[Руслана Раскевич]

@Никита Жуйков Росіяни не словяни так, що все Ок. Словяни жили в Новгороді на території сучасної рф. І їх винищили такі як Іван Грозний і йому подібні.

[Алексей Юрченко]

@Руслана Раскевич тебе кто такое сказал? Ты полна ненависти и желчи. Подобные ролики вроде объединяют людей, судя по комментариям, а ты брызжешь желчью. Неужели нельзя быть терпимее? Или по твоему все 140 миллионов граждан РФ пришли вас убивать? Да больше половины из тех, кто сейчас оккупировал часть вашей территории, и в страшном сне не могли увидеть, что им придется воевать против своих братьев из Украины. А большая часть граждан РФ не поддерживает то, что происходит. Только они не в силах ничего изменить. А если и идти на радикальные меры, то это подвергнет риску жизни тех, кто на это осмелиться. И их семей тоже. А если выбирать, между жизнью своей семьи, и чужой, то выбор очевиден. Или ты пошла бы рисковать своей свободой, своей жизнью, и жизнью своей семьи, ради сохранения жизни россиян, если бы Украина напала на Россию, а не наоборот? Пошла бы на митинги? Пошла бы, на столкновения с полицией? Или ты думаешь, что Путин не отдаст команду на расстрел демонстрантов, если начнется что-то похожее на ваш майдан? Проблема в том, что ненависть к русским в тебе сидела еще до войны. Так что ты никуда бы не пошла. Я думаю, что ты поддержала бы эту войну. Но слава Богу, что в Украине все еще есть разумные люди, которые понимают, что не все русские - это убийцы. Есть русские, которые переживают это с болью, а надеются на скорейшее прекращения кровопролития. Но такие, как ты, и тебе подобные, этого не понимают.

[LilyAngel -]

Я финка, которая изучает русский язык. Я очень счастлива, что я понимала почти всего. Также я понимала мало по-украински и Беларусси.

[HeroManNick132]

Разбираш почти всеки език оттука ли? Ти въобще колко време си изучавала руския език?

[LilyAngel -]

@HeroManNick132 Извините. я имел в виду, что понимала почти всего об часть с русского языка. Нет все об видео. А я изучала русский язык на 1,5 год.

[HeroManNick132]

@LilyAngel - Интересно е как ме разбираш на български и осъзнаваш колко са близки езиците ни всъщност. 😂

[чувак из космоса]

а с какой целью изучаешь?

[LilyAngel -]

@чувак из космоса Не знаю. Я думаю что славские языки звучит очень классно. У меня нет плана на работать с русского языка

[JuliaRa]

I know Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and Polish, and I was surprised how similar all other languages are. I understood a lot in the video in all languages))))

[la plaïge]

Dobry denj, bratja slovany!

[Анђела Радовановић]

Dobar dan 😁

[Alex G.]

И тебе добрый, братан!

[Fast Max]

Dobry den, moj brat slovansky!

[Lovvn byyx]

Dobrý den

[AiAeklmn]

Dobryj den :)

[Triumphator72]

Non-Slavic speaker here. As a Hungarian Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian sounds a bit different than the others. My favourites are Serbian and Croatian but I think they are quite the same (no offence). My kids learn Slovak in school (I thought it'd be good for them if they learn a Slavic language at least. They didn't like this idea... :P) So I'm a bit familiar with Slovak and I have to say it seems and sounds to me the easiest to learn as a Hungarian. And good for you having such a huge language family. (y)

[HeroManNick132]

Bosnian is also the same as Serbian and Croatian. After all they fall into 1 cathegory "Serbo-Croatian" even if many people on the Balkans dislike that term so much and Montenegrin if you count that as well too.

[MeduZsa Zsa]

They're not same, they're just similar

[HeroManNick132]

@MeduZsa Zsa American, British and Australian English aren't 100% the same language but still classified as the same language but different dialects and accents of the same language. By this logic Austrian, Swiss German are the same German, spoken as German even if clearly all German dialects are like different languages. If Austrian and Swiss German can be classified as German so why Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin can't? It's just Balkan politics.

[MeduZsa Zsa]

@HeroManNick132 it's not about accents and dialects 🤦🤦 Every language has many dialects, croatian has many dialects, serbian too. But it's not about dialect, it's about grammar! It's just different at many points! Grammar was not made by dialect, but by norms and rules! When someone from Serbia says a participle of give, marry, comment .... it doesn't mean anything to me or any Croat, or serbian futures tense , it's really meaningless in croatian! Of course we know what it means, because the root of the verb is the same, but the root of 99% of verbs are same or similar in all slavic languages, so are all slavic languages the same langauge? Of course not, because each nation added their own prefixes and suffixes to root of the verb and verbs became different! So same with croatian and serbian! We understand what they want to say out of context, but we would also understand the polish or czechian or russian verb tense in the same way (out of context!) So it's really not about dialects, you can't say : "It's the same langauge, just Croats say ije and Serbs e" because people from Croatian region of Zagorje also speak with e, so do then people from Zagorje speak serbian? Of course not, because they are using croatian grammar, form of tenses and sentence structure! It's also not politics, because serbo-croatian DIDN'T EXIST at any point in time! Serbo-croatian was just made during the Yugoslavia because there was supposed to be the one official language! But through history croatian and serbian were always seperated and were developing seperately and on their own! They were not crossing each other at any point in time!

[Bone]

@MeduZsa Zsa You and i both know we could understand each other 99% of the time but for politicalreasons you nitpick small diferences between Serbian and Croatian.

[Kseniya July]

Неожиданно для себя поняла словацкий. Самыми сложными оказались чешский и хорватский. Славяне, всем мира🙏

[sart]

🤣🤣🤣просрали вы этот мир. Славян уже ни чего не объединяет

[Anton Murtazaev]

Очень странно, хорватский был как раз не сложным)

[чувак из космоса]

а мне оказалось проще всего читать македонский. на слух как-то не пошло. забавно!

[ДР]

Монголи пишуть болгарською, жах

[Николай Русанов]

@ДР мені як болгарину було не дуже приємно було чути шо це створіння розмовляє моєю мовою))

[Alex Koch]

Сербский невероятно красивый, приятно звучит❤️

[HeroManNick132]

А хърватският и босненският?

[kispro]

@HeroManNick132 Hœrvatski i bosnijski tože krasivo zvuče

[Samo Naprid Th]

Its bad copy of Croatian

[Jovan Spasic]

@Samo Naprid Th HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA Ukradete jezik od Srba i onda to nazoves losom kopijom ,,hrvatskog, jezika,,. Zato sto smo mi ,,losa kopija,, vi danas u XXI veku raspisujete konkurs za hrvatski novogovor kako vise ne bi pricali srpski 😂😂😂😂🇷🇸

[klazje]

my 2nd great grandmother was from bohemia (modern day czech) and my 2nd great grandfather was from germany! it’s interesting to hear how my 2nd great grandmother would’ve spoke in her native language! i wonder what kind of accent she would’ve had, I heard no hint of it my great grandfathers voice though! if anything he had a slight southern american accent lol

[Vladislav Mkrtychev]

I am ethnically not Russian nor Slav but I grew up in USSR so my native language is Russian. I would agree with many here, it is like hearing something familiar but just cannot make sense of what is being said. Catching one or two familiar words here and there and try to piece is together, but no, could not =))))

[BK Orbite]

if we all gather at the table, then after 6 drinks we will all understand each other without problems

[Marek Lánský]

Haha, true, bro 😂

[Alexis]

true lmao

[Emma Ripplová]

I think that after six drinks I'll understand absolutely anything😂

[Boris Topchiy]

Brate, kazhesh chistu pravdu!

[Alexis]

@Boris Topchiy Tak tochno XD

[Whekau]

I am Russian, and the easiest for me to understand were, of course, Belarusian and Ukrainian, the next would be Bulgarian, then Polish and, perhaps, Slovenian. The rest were about the same: some words, occasionally phrases. It would be cool to hear the same text though in different languages :). On a separate note, I had no idea that Bosnian sounds a lot like Latvian. So beautiful! Great video! Beautiful languages. I wish politics didn’t meddle and turn our people against each other…

[HeroManNick132]

Особено украинците лол! Македонският ти е по-сложен разбиране като той фактически е посърбен български западен диалект, дето стана "отделен език."

[Whekau]

@TheLennyGuy Ну да. Так же, как белорусский и украинский похожи на полонизированный русский. Они же от древнерусского произошли после завоевания Польшей/Литвой Киевской Руси. Сначала появилась рутенская группа диалектов, которая дала начало украинскому, белорусскому и русинскому. Русский же не так сильно ушел от древнерусского - языка Киевской Руси. Хотя если послушать украинскую историческую мифологию, то все произошли от них. Кстати, церковнославянский, на котором поначалу писали в Киевской Руси - это по сути староболгарский.

[Olesya]

@HeroManNick132 это и есть отдельный язык, имперец ты.

[Michaela Ozuka]

Anglosasy nas rozdeluju cez politiku !!! Musime drzat spolu, som za Slovansku úniu 💛💛💛🇷🇺 pozdrav zo Slovenska

[Whekau]

@Michaela Ozuka Так и есть! 🇸🇰♥️🇷🇺

[Татьяна Хлебникова]

Болгарский и сербский как мед для ушей ❤

[Heavenly Bread]

Аминь...

[AHILES 2015]

Неудивительно.Так называемый "русский" - это староболгарский.

[jatwaya]

@AHILES 2015 Ты само поняло чё ты сказало?!

[Amelia Halsted]

@AHILES 2015 может сразу древнекитайский?

[Vladimir]

As a Slovak, I understand 100% Czech (our brothers) 95-99% Polish. I live in the UK where you learn Polish before English. I understood around 80% Polish before moving to UK. Also, Polish language is always easy to spot because it is the only Slavic language using letter W in common words. This letter does not exist in Slovak/Czech and we only use it for foreign words. I haven't seen the letter W being used in other Slavic languages other than Polish but correct me if I'm wrong. I'd love to know 80% Russian and Serbian 60% Bosnian and Croatian 40% Belarusian 20% Slovenian, Ukrainian (I grew up 20km from Ukrainian border) and Bulgarian 10% North Macedonian BUT I think it really depends on what they are talking about. Some subjects are more difficult to talk about/understand than others which sometimes misleads into thinking that you understand the language but in reality you might be lost when they start talking about something else. I grew up close to Ukrainian border and I usually understand what Ukrainians are saying (50 - 60%) when I meet them in person but in this video, I understood very little so it really depends on the subject.

[HeroManNick132]

It's interesting how you understand Serbian more than Croatian, Bosnian and Ukrainian... Do you know how to read Cyrillic?

[Vladimir]

@HeroManNick132 I can't read Cyrillic, they don't teach this in Slovakia unless you study one of the languages that uses Cyrillic (Azbuka). Serbian is easier for me to understand than the others. It is mostly because of the way Serbs pronounce words + their accent is closer to Slovak which makes it easier to understand. There is also a large Slovak community living in Serbia so our nations are pretty close, definitely closer than Croatia, Bosnia or Ukraine

[HeroManNick132]

@Vladimir ''Azbuka'' literally means alphabet. Alphabet comes from the Greek first 2 letters - ''alpha'' and ''beta,'' while the Cyrillic one is from the Glagolic script ''az'' and ''buki'' while Cyrillic alphabet is ''kirlica'' The unique thing about Bulgarian is for ''I'' it's the only one who kept ''az'' while others go for ''jas/jaz/ja'' (even though in some dialects we also can use it like that but mostly ''ja'' is used as ''hers'' nowadays.) Also learning it it's not that hard and definitelly doesn't have as much as letters as modern day Slovak alphabet. 😂Even though the full one contains like 50 letters.

[DelijeSerbia]

@Vladimir I absolutely get this. Im Serbian and Slovak is way easier for me to understand then Czech or Polish. It must be the accent.

[Sasha Jang]

Потому что словаки говорят на очень архаичной и сохранившейся до наших дней форме праславянского языка. Поэтому тебе понятны почти все основные славянские языки... Где больше лексики и словоформ сохранилось от праславянского языка - тебе те языки и более понятны.

[aiza a.]

Big respect to the people who can speak this difficult languages🤯🤝

[HeroManNick132]

I bet Arabic isn't easier either. 🤣

[aiza a.]

@HeroManNick132 I think so😂

[Kem ܟ]

I'm trying to learn Russian and honestly It is not that hard if you get the right approach! some KZbin videos will scare you away by explaining all the grammar and cases at once.

[MacLeigh]

Zdrav vsim slovjanskym bratam tut: Rusom, Bělorusom, Ukrajincam, Polakam, Čecham, Slovakam, Rusínom, Slovenam, Hrvatam, Srbom, Sjevernomakedoncom, Bolharom. Myslim, že vsaki slovan bųde to rozuměti.

[Мишок - Minecraft PE]

Привет из России! Privet iz Rosii ! Greetings from Russia!

[Блейз Яшина]

Черногорцев забыли...

[Darko Miceski]

Не постојат северномакедонци, Македонци, не туку се глупирај. Northmacedonians are not existing, Macedonians is our name, don't be stupid.

[Antapto]

Medžuslovjansky?

[MacLeigh]

@Блейз Яшина Ja nisam zaboravil. Ja rekoh Srbi.

[Изя Рабинович]

Hello Slavs, I hope we survive in the next 200 years

[Grandmaster’s Reaction]

We will not only survive, but we will conquer the rest of Europe too.

[Magda Ty]

optimists

[Tarin]

Why wouldn’t you?

[Expecto Patronuum]

ofc that we will

[Oguzhan]

@Grandmaster’s Reaction Hahahahaha you yeah yeah you will dude you will

[M. Yant]

как приятно слышать славянские языки, хотелось бы пожить в тех странах и немного интегрироваться в язык, так как общая база есть. Украинский и беларусский классно звучат и более близко к русскому.

[Dimitri Nosarev]

Peace and prosperity to all Slavs!

[Agbebk©]

As a Pole these languages are for me: Russian --- I can hear some similar words, but I think that I wouldn't understand very much. Belarusian, Ukrainian --- It sounds more similar to Polish than Russian and it's slower and perhaps easier to understand. Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, North Macedonian --- Sounds smoother than East Slavic languages, but I couldn't understand any word. Slovenian --- For some reason I understood more words than the other South Slavic languages. Bulgarian --- It sounds more like Russian, but it's slower and I understood a bit more. Czech --- She said that very fast, but many words are similar to Polish. Slovak - Czech, but slower. Polish - POLSKA GUROM Anyways, greetings and respect from Polska, to all Slavic brothers.

[MarkLmao80]

nice

[Попыч]

I am Russian. For me, Polish is very similar to Czech, not Ukrainian. In Polish and Czech you like to say "psh", "pshe", "shh", "szcz". Because of this, in Russia, the Poles got the nickname "pshek" .. I even remembered a funny anecdote: A Pole comes up to a snake and says: - pshe shh psh psh. And the snake answers: - shh, shh, psh. Hahaha. I hope you don't get offended by this. This is just for fun and is not intended to offend the Polish

[Александр К]

But absolutely every Russian-speaking person knows the Polish word KURVA 😁

[Agbebk©]

Ha, ha.

[Dmitriy Neizvestniy]

@Александр К Which is more popular: Kurva or Suka Blyat? :D

[Marija Djuric]

I LOVE all Slavic culture! So proud of our beautiful and rich heritage! Slava Rodu from Serbia! 💖

[Feodosiya Online]

Привет из России, сестра!🤍💙❤

[Warlockerino Kripperino]

Slave rodu, net urodu lol

[lisichora]

As a native Bulgarian speaker, I like listening to Serbian and Macedonian the most! Croatian was also quite nice!

[HeroManNick132]

Босненският забрави

[Katarina Garic]

@HeroManNick132 ne postoji. To sto su neke srpske reci zamenili turskim, ne daje bosnjacki jezik. Moze biti da pricaju ili srpskim ili turskim ili arapskim, s tim da ova dva poslednja nikad nisu tecno naucili.

[HeroManNick132]

@Katarina Garic Ти би казала как всички южнославянски езици си приличат, освен словенският, който се различава най-много от останалите.

[SALAR]

@HeroManNick132 Гледаш ли како признаваш че има босански а не македонски? Иста ситуација и со србија и босна. Србија вика дека босански јазик нема исто како бугарија на Македонија. А вов 855 Година когато бугарите имаха имина како Кхан Аспарух , Кирил и Методи са имали Македонски имина. Размисли малку а грците не признават кирил и методи да са грци, така да .. размисли

[Srbče]

@Katarina Garic neke srpske reci zamenili turskim........hahahaha pa u samom srpskom recniku ima vise od 9 iljada turskih reci, kojim jezikom onda pricaju srbi ustvari, da ne pricaju mozda pokvarenim Hrvatskim ko sta je rekao đorđe balašević

[Bojana Đukanović]

I'm Serbian and I would love to hear my language without understanding it, just so I could hear what other people who can't understand it hear.. if you get me 🤣

[Bojana Đukanović]

@not me where are you from? 😊

[Natálie Opatová]

hahaha same, i was thinking about it too😂 i am from czechia and i wish i could hear it without understanding either!

[Анђела Радовановић]

@Natálie Opatová I thought you Czechs don't like it when someone calls your country "Czechia" o.O

[Natálie Opatová]

@Анђела Радовановић yeees you're right many people don't like it hahaha, but i don't mind it, "czechia" is quite shorter than czech republic so that's why i'm sometimes using it!

[Анђела Радовановић]

@Natálie Opatová I will never understand why they hate it, as you said it's literally sort version 🤷🏼

[Origen Amethyst]

Slavic languages ​​it's about not only a simple and formal information transmission, it's also a great way and powerful tool for conveying emotions and feelings.

[Alladeen Mdfkr]

Dont forget cursing my friend,there's no other language group that makes cursing so satisfying,from which you cant even translate some of the cursing to english for example

[Artemius]

I'm Russian and this was interesting. All the languages sounds beautiful.

[HeroManNick132]

Dialects 💀

[Artemius]

@HeroManNick132 I've corrected it, thank you.

[LCH]

Russian trying not to falsify history so they can get claims on their land challenge(impossible)

[l3ddy]

@LCH smb asked you?

[Олег Свиридов]

Ты вроде бы слышишь что то очень знакомое, и одновременно что то совершенно другое, как прекрасны славянские языки☺️

[Ima Coder]

серьезно, прекрасны? Кроме русского остальные звучат бухой чел говорит

[Сиссели́]

​@Ima Coder любой язык звучит так, пока не привыкнешь к нему. и русский для иностранцев тоже

[Krzysztof Nawojczyk]

Dla Polaka języki zachodnio i wschodniosłowiańskie są całkiem nieźle zrozumiałe. Niestety z językami południowosłowiańskimi jest trochę trudniej, ale troszkę zrozumieć się da, zwłaszcza, jeśli mówimy powoli o chcemy się dogadać :)

[Tsvetomir Metodiev]

as a slavic, i understand two languages perfectly and one 50/50.im proud.

[im just watching]

As a Czech person i can say that every single slavic language is extremely confusing... Its all sounds the same but totally different at the same time xD i feel like at some moment i understand everything and than i realize i have no idea what they are talking about 🤣

[Secret Garden]

Who’s that woman from Czech video? Greetings from Poland

[im just watching]

@Secret Garden Lucie Borhyová

[L_back]

im just watching OH MY KURCZAK that is so true :D

[Sebastian w]

I’m polish and same

[UncleHeinz]

Ikr but I'm Polish and I went to Czech Republic and I spoke Polish to Czech ppl and they spoke there language and we understood eachother

[Dragana Vili]

This is amazing! Thank you for this video. Slavic languages are beautiful.

[Alex Alexeev]

It's a very strange feeling to listen to another language that you didn't learn but understand what's being said. I understood a little bit of what was being said in the 6 languages presented. The other languages were only understandable by individual words. Two more non-native languages are 100% understandable

[🌺Destiny B. Sea Nightcore🌺]

I'm A English speaker and all Slavic language is beautiful 💕❤️ I'm currently learning Spanish and polish I love the language it's much easier than expected ( I have two polish school friends who are helping me learn and their parents as well as KZbin videos❤) I plan on learning Japanese, Portuguese, french, Czech, Korean In the future

[Mister Cheese]

Thats the Indonesian flag

[🌺Destiny B. Sea Nightcore🌺]

@Mister Cheese sorry 😔 I forgot the red was on the bottom 🇵🇱 thanks

[the]

Good luck, from a Pole

[Narek]

Slavic languages are very interesting and diverse for sure. I'm interested in learning Czech someday.

[HeroManNick132]

Slovak won't be hard if you learn Czech haha.

[fishkus drummer]

hi I'm czech and many times i've heard that czech language is too hard to learn and as the only ones in the world we have Ř 🙂

[Avelin]

@fishkus drummer ř is actually interesting letter, i start to learn Čeština recently. However my ansestors had family name kind of Ořechovsky it sounds like Orzhehovskii... but some words with ř sounds different:(

[TessR Gaming]

@Avelin Yes, sometimes the Ř is voiced and sometimes its not, in any case, I can't pronounce it even if I'm Czech 😂

[FoxyRoxy]

Мира всем славянским народам🙏

[Me Mart]

А остальным чо?

[Руслан Ефименко]

@Me Mart Сами разберуться.

[Vida KAT]

I'm American and speak German and some French and Spanish. Mom is from Croatia and my father was Irish-American. I don't understand much of any of these awesome languages but of course Croatian and the closely related Southern Slavic languages are the clearest for me. The spelling and pronunciation of Croatian seem much easier compared to the Eastern and Western Slavic languages. I loved listening to them all!

[HeroManNick132]

Croatian spelling is like the Macedonian, Serbian, Bosnian so phonetic that each letter has 1 sound, while Slovenian and Bulgarian are not always like that but still way more phonetic than Russian or Polish.

[JetX]

@HeroManNick132 Finally a bulgarian not attacking/bashing Macedonia as a whole! Поздрав од источен регион на Македонија.

[HeroManNick132]

@JetX E, все още не ви много понасям, ама има моменти, където леко се въздържам все пак. Колкото и да се мразим, не може все да се мразим до безкрай, нали? Поздрави!

[HeroManNick132]

@JetX Между другото, за да не стават скандали се пиши Северна Македония барем, колкото и да мразиш новото си име! Ние живеем в 2023 и името ви е Северна Македония, а не БЮРМ!

[Александр К]

The alphabet of a particular country is of great importance: some countries use Cyrillic, some Latin. Perhaps the languages using the Latin alphabet are more understandable to you. And a set of Cyrillic letters are perceived by you as hieroglyphs. For comparison, the same text is below, but in my native Russian. Имеет большое значение алфавит конкретной страны: часть стран использует кириллицу, часть латиницу. Возможно, языки, использующие латиницу вам больше понятны. А набор букв на кириллице воспринимаются вами как иероглифы. Для сравнения, ниже тот же текст, но на моём родном русском языке.

[Rosina]

I’m portuguese and it’s so interesting to hear all of the similarities jumping out! Completely different languages but it really does sound familiar, especially serbian and bosnian so far!

[HeroManNick132]

Serbian, Bosnian, Croatian are 1 language + Montenegrin. Bulgarian and Macedonian too and you can kinda say Czech and Slovak. Ukrainian and Belarusian are so close.

[Eliezer Kraiman]

That's because Portugal Portuguese sounds like a Slavic language

[Cesar Leguizamo Porter]

I loveeee slavic countries and wanna go travel someday ❤ Im mexican

[filinger]

I'm Ukrainian

[Nikola Kefim]

Hope you Will succeed. Welcome ❤

[Vessela]

Good idea choosing news presenters. They speak very clearly and it's probably the best representation of a mostly accent-free example of the language.

[Jeremy Sears]

I'll admit it. I'm obsessed with Slavic people, culture, languages. For some reason...Each Slavic tribe of people I've met went out if their way to treat me like a cherished friend. I owe it to myself and out of respect for them to understand their mother tongues.

[Nika Nix]

Hello, where are u from?

[Moonlight]

Здравейте братя славяни!Надявам се да имате един прекрасен ден. Поздрави от България🇧🇬

[Богдан Шевчук]

Навзаєм, привіт з України!

[Nadeland]

Pozdrowienia!

[KDefender]

Привет брат славянин я из России 🇷🇺

[Vadim Lopata]

Привет из Новосибирска!)

[Muscade]

Спасибо с России!

[Toby Gathergood]

As an English only speaker, I find there is very little difference in casually listening to them. If any one of these persons came up to me in the street, I would never be able to tell which language they were speaking. If all these people were speaking the same phrases it might be a little clearer, but they are so rapid fire it's impossible to tell one from the other. English is a language that is spoken ant a slower cadence. Interestingly, my father in law was a mix of Russian, Ukrainian, Polish and German and spoke all four languages, none of which my wife speaks, her mother was French, she doesn't speak French either.

[Teriffic Tutor]

Like classical composers with each of their own style of arranging the different 'sounds', scales, chords... I can understand how these different peoples are both very far removed cousins, but can also misunderstand each other deeply. And they formed each sound to their own purposes, which is practical, but causes the root language to diverge into these different beautiful modulations.

[Haidut Komita]

As a Bulgarian, I can say that I understand Russian 100% because I studied it for 5 years - in Bulgaria it was a compulsory subject in school from the third to the eighth grade. Also, many Russian films were broadcast on TV, and there were Russian books in every bookstore. And historically, Bulgaria and Russia have been very closely connected since the early Middle Ages. Even today, many Bulgarians have the Russian names Nikolay, Sergey, Aleksey.

[HeroManNick132]

Аз дори и да не съм го учил кой знае колко сериозно руски разбирам почти всичко написано, докато при говор по-зле. Руският звучи като много архаична версия на българския език! Почти всички думи, които те използват са архаични за нас - ''бумага, замедление, всегда, когда, медвед, веда, мило (като сапун), кроме, если, ест, тоже'' и така нататъка...

[Palmeiras: O Maior Do Brasil! 🐷]

Acho as línguas eslavas muito bonitas, pena que soa-me "quase impossível" para aprender alguma delas 😁🥺 Saudações 🇧🇷🙌

[mr. trollnator]

Portuguese sounds very similar to slavic languages for some reason

[Ana]

Hey, I know Brazilian who speaks Russian fluently just with accent, you can learn any language as well!

[Todd Ventura]

Great video. As a native English speaker and Chinese speaker I find it amazing how all of these languages sound so similar to my ears. I really can't tell the difference but they sound good nevertheless! Especially Ukrainian and Russian... they sound exactly the same to me, haha!

[Alex Noizekiller]

Ukrainian is more related to Polish.

[плотоядная россиянка]

@Alex Noizekiller factually, no, it belongs to the eastern slavic language branch, so it’s closer to Russian and Belarusian than to Polish.

[Elllectrum]

@Alex Noizekiller As a Russian speaker, I understand Ukrainian well, but I understand Polish worse.

[Oliwia Morawska]

Being slavic in an English speaking country and meeting another slav, no matter what country they're from, and then speaking in your native languages and successfully communicating is just so satisfying and fulfilling that it's on a whole new level. 🥰🇵🇱

[Junior Crusher]

You dont look like an Olivia 😂😂😂

[Oliwia Morawska]

@Junior Crusher Because that's not my picture 😂 this is Kim Taehyung from BTS 😅

[Leni]

army❤️❤️

[Lily Kim]

Taehyung 💕

[marta133]

Pozdrowienia dla braci Słowian ❤️

[Tony Midyett]

I only speak English and a smattering of Spanish, and to my ears, all of the Slavic languages sound remarkably similar. However, when I listen to Romance languages, I can tell them apart from one another almost instantly.

[McConnachy]

Loved listening to this and reading the comments. Funny that people from different countries say that sound the same as their own language but don’t understand it. I’m from Scotland and speak Scottish Gaelic, which is one of the minority languages in Europe. It is similar to Irish and Welsh and doesn’t really have any connection to English. In fact it’s a very different language. But like the Slav people, I can understand a lot of what Irish are saying, but their accent sounds strange and it’s not so gutteral like our language, with the Welsh I can understand some words

[Nika Nix]

Спасибо, что поделились ❤

[Alpamayo84]

Myślę, że warto przy tej okazji podać zwycięski skład Kaiserslautern z meczu z Bayernem w sezonie 97/98: Reinke, Kadlec, H. Koch (31. Hristov), Kuka, Marschall, Ratinho (75. Reich), Roos, Schjönberg, Schäfer, Sforza, M. Wagner. I jeszcze Ballack.

[LeireX]

I like to watch these kinds of videos to see how well I understand languages within the same language group. As a Russian speaker I understood: 100% Russian (duhh) ~80-90% Belarusian (some unfamiliar words but I understand what's going on) ~20% Serbian (uhh something about a museum and something about decorative techniques!?) ~50-60% Ukranian (I understand most expressions but I fail to understand the important parts of the conversation. People will send what? In his opinion we should try different instruments? Huh?) ~15% Croatian (Only understood a few word here and there, including the number 150000, if it even was that...) ~30-40% Bulgarian (A bunch of familiar words but couldn't really understand the context, something about some controversial construction project during tourist season?) ~40% Slovenian (Something about delivery services like DHL) ~5% Bosnian (Information 👍) ~50% (I believe she's talking about a particular minister? Something about record low unemployment, something about the european parliament, something about television appearance, the possibility to meet someone in person and she was shocked by something) ~10% (I can't understand anything besides words like hygiene and special team, maybe the word punishment was there too?) ~50-60% Slovak (This one really surprised me. Its about someone called Bestopanov (?) who was running a marathon within the north pole circle for 112 minutes. I don't really understand how Mount Everest comes into play here since it's not in the north pole circle...) ~20% Macedonian (Something about elections and government?) Edit: reduced Slovak because I misunderstood "bes topanok" and thought it was a name.

[HeroManNick132]

I'm surprised that Slovenian isn't the hardest to understand.

[Ivana Agóčová]

@LeireX They were talking about Wim Hof and his coming up visit in Slovakia. 10 years ago he went up to the Mount Everest wearing only shorts, than he run a half marathon above the Arctic Circle barefoot and wearing shorts too, and another time he run a full marathon in the Namibia Desert without drinking. That was not enough and he was also 112 minutes in container full of ice, which is unbelievable :) That was what they were talking about :)

[LeireX]

@Ivana Agóčová Ah thanks for clarifying!

[DPW]

Your understanding of the Polish example is really good. Just one minor correction: the other minister in question (as there's talk of two different ministers in that bit, first named Borys-Szopa and the other Rafalska) did not meet anybody in person but revealed something to another politician (named Brudziński) in a kind of private conversation which was shown on a TV news; there's no specific talk of meeting someone in person, in any case. Basically, this bit is a great example of the tripe we've been fed by the so called "Polish" politicians and media. The second part is pure gold, check this: so, that Rafalska had successfully run for the European Parliament although she "wasn't supposed to get in but stay [in her position as a minister] and just score well [in the European Parliament elections; seriously, that broad said "zrobić dobry wynik" like it was some sport]"; Rafalska told Brudziński she was shocked she'd gotten in because she had had it all planned out but then "all her life plans came unstuck". What the heck ever?!

[M]

Regarding Slovak: There is no one called "Bestopanov" hahah :D, they were introducing Wim Hof and he ran "bez topánok" (without shoes).

[Ignisan]

As a Slovak I understand: 100% Slovak (obviously) 100% Czech 80% Polish

[Oak Sky]

As a Pole i understand: 100% Polish (obviously) 20% Slovak less than that any other of these languages.

[Lithium010]

serbian?

[Oh, Margo]

As a Russian I understand: 100% Russian 50% Ukrainian 30% Czech 20% Belarusian 15% Slovak 5% Bulgarian 1% other languages

[The AbsOlute]

Us Ukrainian i can understand Ukrainian 100% Russian 100% Belorusian 90% Polish 60% Czech/Slovak 10%

[Ivailo Arabadjiev]

As a Bulgarian🇧🇬 I understand: 100% Bulgarian 90% Macedonian 20% Serbian 20% Russian 15% Croatian 15% Bosnian

[Asmr Neptune]

0:00 intro 0:03 Russian 0:40 Belarusian 1:07 Serbian 1:38 Ukrainian 2:09 Croatian 2:37 Bulgarian 3:05 Slovenian 3:39 Bosnian 4:10 Polish 4:42 Czech 5:09 Slovak 5:36 N.Macedonian

[Floki Fishfinger]

Bosnian ,Croat and Serb are the same , while the 2 Sorb languages are not even included ???

[Mike Fox]

I don’t understand any of it but Croatian to me always sounds like vacation in Dalmatia, sitting in a cafe somewhere in split and life is just good :)

[Александар З.]

I am Serbian. It is interesting to hear all these languages ​​together. Like some kind of dream; I know I had that dream a long time ago, but I don't remember all the details. I read something similar to that in one of the comments, and yes, I agree. Here's what I understand: - 🇷🇺 Russian 55% - 🇧🇾 Belarusian 10% - 🇷🇸 Serbian 100% - 🇺🇦 Ukrainian 5% - 🇭🇷 Croatian 100% - 🇧🇬 Bulgarian 60% - 🇸🇮 Slovenian 75% - 🇧🇦 Bosnian 100% - 🇵🇱 Polish 1% - 5% - 🇨🇿 Czech 15% - 🇸🇰 Slovak 35% - 🇲🇰 Macedonian 100%

[HeroManNick132]

Чудно ми е как разумяваш напълно македонският, който е посърбен диалект на българския език? Предполагам е от факта, че не сме били в Югославия и вам ви звучи боле "руски," нали?

[ン人Ro-Ro Chan]

@Євгеній Панасенко Тілдер және олардың дыбысы туралы бейне. Бейнежазбаның астындағы саяси сайқымазақтар ұлт пен өзге мәдениеттер туралы жазады. Қандай төмен және қорқынышты.

[Мексиканец реагирует]

As Mexican obviously no-slavic speaker I just can say I'm in love with these kind of languages 🇲🇽👌

[Luciel]

Me too

[𒊹︎ selma 𒊹︎]

Love from bosnia 🇧🇦🫶

[Evelyn Medrano]

Me too

[૮₍•᷄⤙ •᷅₎ა]

Same!! I just decided to learn Russian today because it's so pleasant to listen to:))))))

[Earth and Wind]

@𒊹︎ selma 𒊹︎ My favorite was Bosnian, but it sounded kind of like the dream comment above… like she was speaking in slow motion & I was trying to follow it really hard, but I’m a native English speaker so 😅 Anyway, to the original commentator…saludos de una 🇵🇷 a 🇲🇽!

[Błażko]

I am Polish and I understand Slovak best. Czech and Belarusian are also intelligible to some extent, but both in a completely different way. For Poles, Czech and Slovak sounds super cute ♥ Belarusian sounds classy 🙂 and Croatian, Serbian and Bosnian are sexy, maybe because they remind me of the Portuguese language in some way :)

[HeroManNick132]

What about the rest?

[DPW]

Are you sure about Czech and Slovak sounding super cute to us? Because I've never come across such statement in real life, granted this is hardly ever a conversation topic; I've only heard "hilarious" when it's rarely come up and I second that notion. "Śmieszny, dziwny i niepoważny" is my assessment. One's got to give it to them they do some funny comedies and the weird language fits the weird (yet amusing) sense of humour to a tee.

[kxrnelbv]

pozdrawiam wszystkich braci z kazdego slowianskiego kraju!

[Petr Czakan]

Dziękuję z Czech!🇨🇿

[Daniel Ducháč]

Zdravím tebe i ostatní!

[V V]

pozdravujem zo Slovenska pozdrawiam ze Slowacje

[yo wussap]

Привет из России ❤️

[albert]

Polska 🇵🇱

[Cata Luna]

Que bonito suenan 😍❤️ saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[FinalGurr]

Hearing Slovenian compared to other south slavic languages, you can really hear the influence of both German and Italian in they way they pronounce their words, considering most of their history was under both spheres of influence (though of course mostly German with the Habsburgs)

[pamela addams]

Yes confirm the slovenian sometimes have similar italian words

[Mara lucia duclos Duclos]

I love these languages and It is easy to hear them here in Brazil.

[PUNKO]

I’m German but learned Slovak as a child and remembered how well I always understood Czech cartoons etc. Man I really lost that to some extet. Really had to replay the Czech part a few times to get a grasp on what she was saying and some words just are not in my vocabulary. Very interesting though, great video.

[Vladimir]

I'm surprised you don't understand more Czech as Czech had a lot of German influence while Slovak language had more Hungarian influence

[Julia Kilpio]

Would be cool, if you made the same video with finno-ugorian languages( finnish, estonian, hungarian…)

[Cult Savage]

other people: I like Polish / Macedonian / Bulgarian etc. Russians: I love Serbian Serbs: I love Russian

[Дон Жуан]

Многим русским просто понравилась сербская ведущая, только тсссс)

[M.Đ]

serbs do not love russian language.we did not love to learn this in shool many years ago.kids hated it so much

[Western Front]

@M.Đ чувак вы независимы благодаря России молчи в тряпочку

[Jeff & Rachel Burkhalter]

Kamey This isn't about politics, it's about language and Russian is a very beautiful language. It's in my top two with German being the other.

[Il cane feroce]

Yh Greek is a nice language

[Ruslan Suleimanov]

Of all these languages, Macedonian actually sounds the closest to Ukrainian in terms of phonetics! Totally didnt expect that

[Miljana K]

,History:During Ottoman invasion of Balkans many Serb families migrated from Dalmatia( Croati today), to Ukraine and Poland. Like after revolution many ussr slavs moved to Balkans( similar situation today)

[Ivo Ivanov]

Живот и здраве на всички славянски народи! И никога не забравяйте откъде идва славянската писменост!!! (България)

[HeroManNick132]

откъде* Не се излагай, моля! Също ''славянската''

[Ivo Ivanov]

Никога не е късно да станеш за резил… Най-лошото е че дори не проверих как съм го написал. Благодаря ти !

[flore ∆]

На слух мне не так просто понимать болгарский, но читать и понимать его очень просто. Спасибо Болгарии!

[Ehidny Lis]

Я только через несколько секунд понял, что читаю болгарский, а не русский язык xD

[FriendlyandKind]

​@Ehidny Lis XD

[Stacie Gor]

My first language is 🇷🇺 Yet second is English from 🇺🇸 Also speak 🇺🇦 and getting to not just understand 70% of 🇵🇱 but getting to speaking level. To m3 understandable 🇸🇮Slovenian 75% .. Serbian is about 60%... 🇧🇬 60% ... 🇨🇿Czech 70% 🇸🇰Slovak 75% Macodonian 🇲🇰 50%

[Rick Jones]

Czech and Slovak are mutually intelligible but have different phonetics. I was surprised that Belarussian was so different from Russian.

[Максим Кондрашин]

Я родился в Украине, сейчас живу в России. Говорю по русски, украинский понимаю, и также могу на нем общаться. Так как понимаю украинский язык, мне становится понятен и беларусский язык, даже если говорят бысто, впринципе все понятно. Далее по пониманию вроде бы идет польский язык, так как в нем просматривается схожесть с вышеперечисленными, особенно с украинским. А вот сербский, хорватский, боснийский и другие, на слух тяжеловато воспринимются, хотя когда читаю комментарии, абсолютно понимаю, что пишет автор.

[HeroManNick132]

Едно е да видиш нещо написано, друго е да го чуеш текстът как се произнася, хаха!

[Dejan777]

мени као србину лакше је разумети украјински него руски руски кад чујем ништа не разумем

[Максим Кондрашин]

Да, украинский больше похож на сербский

[Артём Бойко]

Орфография очень часто гораздо более консервативна, чем сами реальные языки (т.е. их устные формы). Поэтому по написанию проще понимать

[Наталья Якимова]

Точно в точь и у меня так же))) понять можно и белорусский и украинский потом польский с чешским 😊

[tempusbomb]

Како је лепо видети да нема хејта у коментарима, национализма итд. Ех када би и наши политичари овако размишљали било би супер. Поздрав из Србије ❤

[Антон]

Если русский не славянский, тогда какого хера я это понял?!

[tempusbomb]

@Антон Вероватно сте уско повезани са историјом старих Словена. Нама су у школи причали како сте ви источни Словени.

[5ER1TO]

@tempusbomb Безусловно так и есть, просто многие украинцы говорят что мы финно-угры или вовсе монголы.

[sampejke]

Ага, конечно, нет. Почитай комментарии к комментариям, там украинцы вовсю пишут, что русский язык - это не славянский язык и что это язык рабов

[Konstantin Volodkevich]

Как человеку из Беларуси, украинский и польский залетают как родные. остальные уже со скрипом- если говорят медленно суть можно уловить:)

[Константин Амелин]

а русский вообще не понятен)))

[Alina V]

А навіщо розуміти мову терористів і нацистів? Я мрію щоб її всі у світі забули

[ydagan]

@Alina V so true. I'm so mad German is still a thing, what a crime against humanity!

[Hedymin]

​@Константин Амелин , руский не считается. Это наименее славянский из всех языков.

[Anna Gabriela]

Polonês e sérvio são as mais diferentes pra mim. As outras são todas muito parecidas.

[Ольга Тольятти]

Мирного неба нам всем!!!! И как можно скорее 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[Josef Dvořák]

Это зависит от россиян.... Остальные из нас не говорят об этом, мы просто делаем это.

[режу украинцев]

@Josef Dvořák да все зависит от того как быстро Россия освободит украину от нацизма

[Josef Dvořák]

@режу украинцев Тогда Россия плохо искает. Нацисты в России.

[режу украинцев]

@Josef Dvořák а ну да нацисты из украины переехали в Россию

[Teddy Bear Roosevelt]

The only pattern I can distinguish is that the further to the East you go the harder sounds tend to dominate what you hear as a non-Slavic language speaker and that further to the west the languages are a bit softer on the ear.