Similarities Between Serbian and Polish

How similar is Serbian to Polish? In today’s language challenge, we will compare some of the similarities between these two Slavic languages, with Eliza, a Polish speaker from Poland, and Boris, a Serbian speaker from Serbia, challenging each other with a list of words and sentences. Polish is classified as a West Slavic Lechitic language, while Serbian is South Slavic along with some of the other languages spoken in the Balkans.
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Serbian (српски / srpski) is the official language of Serbia and one of the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also spoken by the majority of people in Montenegro. Serbian is also recognized as a minority language in Croatia, Macedonia, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. After Russia, Ukraine and Poland are the second and third largest Slavic countries, and hence have the highest number of Slavic speakers, after Russian speakers. The Polish language (język polski, polszczyzna) is a West Slavic language, is the native language of the Poles and is spoken primarily in Poland where it has official status, along with the European Union. The Polish alphabet contains 9 additions to the letters of the basic Latin script (ą, ć, ę, ł, ń, ó, ś, ź, ż). Polish is closely related to Kashubian, Silesian, Upper Sorbian, Lower Sorbian, Czech and Slovak. Historically, Polish began to emerge as a distinct language around the 10th century which largely triggered the establishment of the Polish state. In addition to Poland, the Polish language is native to Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, central-western Lithuania, bordering regions of western Ukraine and western Belarus, Romania, Moldova. It is recognized as a minority language in Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Slovakia, and Ukraine.
Slavic languages in general share a lot in common. They are thought to descend from a proto-language called Proto-Slavic, descending from earlier Proto-Balto-Slavic language. There are over 20 different Slavic languages, divided into 3 major subgroups, with Russian, Belarusian and Ukrainian belonging to the East group, Polish, Czech and Slovak to the West group, and Slovene, Serbo-Croatian, Macedonian and Bulgarian to the South group.

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[@zaidhanna5104]

Are you going to do an Arabic and Swahili video.

[@tvojamama7807]

You should know that the only diference between Croatian and Serbian is the word "E".In Croatia we read it "Je",and in Serbia they read it"E".Croatian,Serbian,Bosnian and Montenegrian aren't different languages they are the same.

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

May be similarities of Polish and Czechs, Slovakians, Russians? It would be interesting. Congratulations, very interesting video. I look for more videos by you. Best regards!

[@njiiabrrr5574]

try Serbian-Hungarian, you would be surprised :)

[@TopCroFutsal]

Croatian Ukraine language please. It will be interesting.

[@m4rt1nDRK]

Love from Poland to all Serbian brothers and sisters. Slava!

[@dragolugo4357]

Slava brate !!!!

[@LjiljanaNikolic11]

Marcin Dobrowolski cześć!

[@m4rt1nDRK]

Cześć! :)

[@dusankostic7613]

Much much love to all Polish brothers and sisters from Serbs. Slava!

[@BrandenBrick]

Slava moja braćo i moje sestre iz Kanade. (Oprostite mi, još uvijek učim moj jezik). I'm Croatian and Serbian :o and I'm glad there's still love between us brothers and sisters. Blagoslavi!

[@suzy7301]

My father is Serbian, my mother is Polish. They met here in Canada and my mother could only speak Polish. They both learned their respective languages with ease and then ended up married :) They argue in Serbian though.

[@widrolo]

Serbian seems to be good choice for arguing

[@masinacmafia]

@@widrolo yeah, that's all we ever do here.

[@NoMady688]

Maravilhoso e Maravilhosa pessoas no mundão.

[@DeeDeex007o]

That is sooo cute!!! They argue in Serbian! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love that!

[@zivan4809]

😂😂😂

[@Killl963]

Iam from Slovakia and I understand all. Greetings to Poland and Serbia. All slavic nations keep together !

[@KasiaB]

Srdečné pozdravy z Poľska! ❤️

[@Killl963]

thanks ;)

[@goranjovic3174]

@@Killl963 , Srdačni pozdravi iz Srbije ! :) ))

[@mrmoth26]

Witaj, pozdrawiam z Polski. Słowacki i Polski są dość podobne.

[@vickoslavkovic2593]

Slava rodu.

[@uchicha666]

Jedna je majka Srbia ! Greetings from Poland, I love these series and finally there is my native language here :P

[@grunastramen3917]

Respect to you little bro:P

[@user-jc3zg9rr4v]

Србиjа и Polska 😻😻😻

[@Eitrey]

Поздрав из Пољске брате!

[@user-jc3zg9rr4v]

@@Eitrey Pozdrawiam z Rosji!

[@Max_vlp]

Братья славяне. Поздрав сербам и Cześć polska из России

[@mrmoth26]

@@user-jc3zg9rr4v pozdrawiam z Polski.

[@miloradmajkic9773]

Поздрав из Србије

[@HeningerPL]

omg Serbian is so similar to Polish :D now i can add Serbian language to my CV xD

[@user-dr7mr6sb1x]

ociewiście

[@TheGizm0]

Wygryw :D Osmarkałem się... I uświadomiłeś mi, że muszę przepisać swoje CV ;)

[@nx1722x]

No, not at all, its just these words that they picked.

[@demonicshadow4046]

Well you can add Croatian Serbian Bosnian Montenegro language if you know one of them you will understand every other .

[@vasamaric1243]

hh da mozes dodati

[@Luka-iu1jx]

As always- great video! Love to Poland from Serbia 🇵🇱❤🇷🇸

[@KasiaB]

Puno pozdrava cijeloj Srbiji iz Poljske! ❤ Volimo i mi Vas :)

[@Luka-iu1jx]

@@KasiaB Nice to hear that! I hope I will visit Poland soon😁

[@KasiaB]

@Lukaz Raduje me što to čujem! Uvek si dobrodošao :)

[@ewelinaes8520]

Hvala velika iz Poljske. Pozivamo u Poljsku, pozdrav celoj Srbiji :-)

[@Luka-iu1jx]

@@ewelinaes8520 ❤

[@aasn3736]

Serbian language is so beautiful, I visited Serbia because I follow in love with this language, I wish to back there soon. Greetings from Poland.

[@someguy2744]

Kinda unrelated, but 3:03 reminds of a song that goes: "Daleko si, daleko si..." (The song is "Daleko si" by Aca Lukas feat. Ivana Selakov)

[@Zygfryd_z_Toussaint]

Poland loves Serbia! White eagles must stay together 🇵🇱♥️🇷🇸

[@florasandes1869]

Zygfryd z Toussaint We love you too brothers ❤️🇷🇸 🇵🇱

[@vasamaric1243]

da beli orlovi se moraju drzati zajedno

[@user-ij5yz2bb9r]

Yes and then we will have the white eagle with 3 heads :) !

[@masterbattalion646]

eagles

[@mehanikal5639]

Long live Poland! Greetings from Serbia

[@MichaTomczuk]

I had no idea Serbian and Polish are so similar! Now I wanna go to Serbia just to talk with people :)

[@Fr33Zone]

dobro dosao/welcome :)

[@KasiaB]

@Free Zone Uvek si dobrodošao u Poljskoj! Veliki pozdrav iz Krakova :)

[@markomarkovic112]

@@KasiaB Naravno da ste dobrodosli . Veliki pozdrav !

[@KasiaB]

@marko markovic Hvala od ❤ PS. Čestit i blagoslovljen Božić! :)

[@markomarkovic112]

@@KasiaB Hvala Kasia .I vama takodje srecan Bozic sa malim zakasnjenjem , a ovako mi tradicionalno cestitiamo : Mir Boziji , Hristos se rodi ! Vaistinu se rodi !

[@chriscruciat2469]

I am from Romania and I do not understand one word....but still have love for Serbian and Polish People ;)

[@kazimierzkowalski3700]

If you hadn't removed slavic words from your vocabulary in the 19th century, you would understand them now.))))) Numai bine! )))

[@dragan3290]

Romania women are one of the most gorgeous in the world!

[@alexandertumarkin5343]

Oh, man, you could even imagine how difficult is to understand Romanian for us, without prior preparation :-D

[@chriscruciat2469]

kazimierz kowalski we did not remove the words only the alphabet

[@agnieszkapasternak-salamon5854]

Because the Romanian language belongs to the roman languages like french

[@mishamarlon]

I’m from Russia and I understand them

[@RafalAlabama]

M2

[@azerefendizade6017]

Привет!

[@elleamo92]

me too :)

[@dudcats]

Same

[@KasiaB]

As a native speaker of Polish, I'd say that Serbian/Croatian is more understandable to me than Russian.

[@user-wp5ih3sh8t]

I'm Russian and I understood every single word! Awesome episode, thanks!

[@Andrij_Kozak]

WOW. Finno-Ugric people understand Slavic languages. Respect.

[@kam197755]

Whos speaking? Turkish maidan-sharovar?)

[@volka2199]

A S He isnt finno-urgic, finno urgic language family isnt even Indo-European

[@TheArhiArhus]

Big bro😄

[@AlexanderVadimovich]

Иван Забалуев я тоже братан.

[@nbss]

I'm from Bulgaria and I understand everything

[@KappoDB]

Сви смо ми иста говна... :)

[@dukisa8791]

@@KappoDB kralju xD

[@cibetka76]

Spy :)

[@Krumanionec]

Щото българите са го разпространили със свещениците и монасите си из цяла Европа

[@ognjenfilipovic2851]

Ofcours you do! We Slavs are one

[@tentserpavel]

I'm a native Russian speaker I understood them both better than they did to each other. But, mostly, Serbian was a little bit easier to understand, I guess because of phonetical reasons

[@aleksanderolaf8911]

Strong influence of Church-Slavic on the Russian language, probably caused that the pronunciation of South Slavic languages sounds more familiar to Russians than to Western Slavs.

[@pitur5492]

When two Russians or Ukrainians speak each other i CANNOT undeerstand anything, only can catch single words 5% maybe.

[@Mr-br1wm]

No Russian is more similar to west slavic than south

[@yome7580]

It is not the same knowing individual words and knowing the language. The grammar and word construction in Serbian is much different.

[@The3DProjects]

That’s because Serbs came from Russia 7-8 th century ,

[@brothergam1n9yt21]

We are Slavs and we shall love each other Slava from Serbia 🇷🇸 🇷🇸♥️🇵🇱

[@brothergam1n9yt21]

@Mile WorldOfTanks si ti glup ? Znam da su katolici ... A mi pravoslavci ... Ali poticemo od slovena ... Kao sloveski narodi ... Samo da znas ... Kao rusi i mi slovenska braca ...

[@Cris-hd1wb]

My favourite Slavic languages in one video, how can I not love this? 🇷🇴❤🇷🇸❤🇵🇱

[@fantanfor23arsiden88]

Le Roumain qui aime le Français Chade,Serbia and Poland?.

[@Cris-hd1wb]

@@fantanfor23arsiden88 Which one is my favorite ? Well Serbia, but I love Poland very much

[@ivaurosevic1216]

@@Cris-hd1wb Thank you so much🇷🇴❤🇷🇸

[@Cris-hd1wb]

@@ivaurosevic1216 You're welcome bre 😂🇷🇸🇷🇴🇷🇸🇷🇴🇷🇸🇷🇴🇷🇸

[@SparkySlow]

What the fuck does France do here

[@mikikaboom9084]

Hello, a Pole here. I love Serbia. We're brothers! 🇵🇱🇷🇸 КОСОВО ЈЕ СРБИЈА!

[@askel994vogi]

Dziękuję bardzo! My też kochamy Polskę!

[@user-oq2dp2ru5f]

🤙

[@dddman6516]

It makes me happy to see all these positive comments; Greetings from Serbia!

[@KasiaB]

Yeah, nothing but good vibes all around :) Lots of love to Serbia from Poland! Mi Poljaci Vas volimo ❤

[@goranjovic3174]

I mi volimo VAS moja draga prijateljice Kasia ! Veliki Pozdrav iz Srbije !

[@KasiaB]

Gorane, hvala od srca :) Veliki pozdrav & zagrljaj iz Poljske Tebi i cijeloj Srbiji ❤

[@KasiaB]

@-T-X-M- Slažem se s Tobom :) PS. Željko Joksimović je jedan od mojih omiljenih srpskih pjevača :)

[@goranjovic3174]

@@KasiaB I ja se slazem , i vi i mi imamo sjajan muzicki ukus ! :) I to , nas spaja . Dobri smo i u sportu i drugim vrstama umetnosti , nauke .... :)

[@Milan23_]

Love Poland from Serbia!

[@AnaMilosevic-ed1nn]

@Fuhrer Fox ne nisu ne moze brat na brata

[@wodzimirwislanski3368]

@Fuhrer Fox Ви, Срби, будите спремни и урадите све што неопходне да Вучић не признаје Косова. Ништа не добићете заузврат, а останете без својој земљи. На овај начин обманује се људи. За то што ми признамо Косово и поможем у рату у Афганистану наши политичари хоћели од Америке противракетни штит, а добили зауврат - ШИТ.. Срамота. Чувајте за издајника. PS: Пољске војско никог не бомбадовало.

[@markomarkovic112]

@@wodzimirwislanski3368 Tako je , ne treba mesati vladu i njene poteze i ono sto narod misli i oseca . Pozdrav iz Srbije za sve patriote u Poljskoj

[@ewawisniewski897]

OMG I love this!!! 💓🇵🇱🇷🇸💓 I'm so happy to see more Polish videos on your channel ❤ I just wanna thank you for helping me see how much I can converse with fellow Slavs. I think I'll try to learn Serbian 😍

[@ewelinaes8520]

Jest filmik o podobieństwach polskiego i ukraińskiego, czekam na kolejne :-)

[@ewawisniewski897]

@Ewelina Szłapa Ja też! ❤

[@kazimierzkowalski3700]

@TheMadSlav That's obvious! Pivo triggers interslavik in us! ))))

[@MrSlobodan80]

Поздрав из Србије! Greetings from Serbia!

[@kris77pl42]

Pozdrowienia z Polski!

[@intelstockcooler9686]

@God bless America Bro I'm from Serbia and I love USA but I hate people who pretend to know what they are talking about and remember that this channel has no space for haters and you probably saw a video Albanian vs Serbian which was very friendly and nice video. Stop spreading hate please! If you think we are terrorists come to Serbia and I will show you how friendly and kind we are here and check Charles Cather's channel (he Is an American who is impressed by Serbia and it's culture but he said that he was also brainwashed by media like you).

[@intelstockcooler9686]

@God bless America Stop trolling for God sake and read about Serbia on wiki idk...

[@nemanjann8426]

Serbs love USA so much, Pamela Anderson

[@TommyJapanBrony]

Прівіт з Японії!

[@patrykstaniszewski7831]

I'm from Poland and I understood everything what my SERBSKI KOLEGA said

[@mikoajbojarczuk9395]

Finally! Yet another video with Polish being compared to another Slavic language! I'm Polish and I just love Serbia!❤️🇷🇸 Greetings from Poland my fellow brothers and sisters! 🇵🇱

[@mikoajbojarczuk9395]

@Lazar Cvetkovic Ti si uvek dobro došao u Poljskoj brate!🇵🇱❤️🇷🇸

[@amirdominguez8009]

Love the Slavic videos and much love for Poland 🇵🇱

[@maksimlipecki232]

Serbs and Poles Slavic brothers forever!

[@SparkySlow]

Maksim Lipecki Serbs are Slavs in what world ?

[@KasiaB]

SparkySlow De ce scrii prostii fără a verifica informațiile? Sârbii sunt un popor din ramura slavilor de sud.

[@maksimlipecki232]

In shqiptar world certainly not.

[@maksimlipecki232]

Glup je bez obzira odakle.

[@KasiaB]

Tako je, glupost nema nacionaliteta. Još jednom bratski pozdrav iz Poljske :)

[@corvumnigrum4209]

I am from Ukraine and I easily understand all the words and sentences

[@mstipich1]

Greeting and love from Serbia! Thanks to Ukrajina for supporting Srbija regarding Kosovo and Metohija.

[@user-dr7mr6sb1x]

Bo język ukraiński jest bardzo stary i ma w sobie wielu dużo słów z "protoslavic language" and tak samo bardzo podobny do języka Polskiego.

[@STASHYNSKYI]

I'm Serbian speek Polish,for me Ukrainian is mix btw Serbian & Polish.

[@berzengi1]

@Nadelwald Königsberg и что тут плохого?

[@user-cr5jw6pc2g]

@@STASHYNSKYI Actually yes. For a Serb Ukrainian may really seem like somewhere between Serbian and Polish

[@Ankiriko]

As I am Russian, I guessed together with them :D Thank you

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

Yea, you can guess a lot from context even if you know few words.

[@Ankiriko]

Exactly so. But words given in this video were mostly inter-Slavic cuz they are very similar to Russian words with the same meaning although I understand neither Polish nor Serbian in the flow of speech. Only to guess from context, as you said

[@archraskal]

Инна К. Can you understand spoken or written Ukrainian? I have the impression that this language is much easier for you to understand than Polish or Serbian If you overheard a conversation in Ukrainian, and listened closely, you would probably be able to follow it.

[@Andrij_Kozak]

@archraskal Russians don't understand many Ukrainian words and conversations.

[@Ankiriko]

@archraskal Yes, we understand both written and spoken Ukrainian, at least we get the idea but some words are very different. Also when the speech is very fast it can be hard to understand. But in total, if one speaks Ukrainian and another speaks Russian, there'll be no problem to understand each other.

[@jelenaivanovic4216]

Yes!!! This was amazing! Thank you Bahador!! Always love it when you do Slavic videos ❤️❤️

[@maksimlipecki232]

Lepa li si Jeco.

[@NickUltraBoy]

@Bartek Nieistotne thanks

[@user-mb9co7yn9t]

Greetings to all Polish brothers and sisters!

[@luiza-ruxandraserban8774]

Greetings to Serbia, from Romania! 🇷🇴 🇷🇸 ✌🏻

[@mikipav2]

pozdrav

[@stefanmirkovic6681]

🇷🇸❤️🇷🇴

[@laetitia-borgia]

Serbia loves Poland, our Slavic brothers and sisters. ❤

[@tiktak9827]

❤❤ from Poland :)

[@krzysztofprusakowski3386]

"Svet je velki" - Świat jest wielki. How she couldn't understand it?

[@korana6308]

That's the main problem with understanding similar languages. As with anything in life it depends on the person and whether his/her brain is willing to process the information in order to understand it. I personally find Slavic languages fascinating so I can understand all of them (when speaking slowly and separating words) just by knowing one Slavic language (Russian) , other people will not care enough to try and understand Slavic sentences unless it is sounds almost exactly the same as in their language.

[@fexytik]

nwm

[@radule987]

Do krojenia chleba, potrzebuję noża - Da sečeš (krojiš) hleb, potreban je nož. Pretty similar also...

[@Pero-zl4jp]

It’s easier for a viewer who can read what is on the screen. Harder without being able to hear it.

[@andrzejdobrowolski9523]

I've also noticed as a Pole that I understand other Slavic languages better then some of my compatriots . I wonder why .

[@user-th5xw7ok4k]

Love Poland From Serbia 🇷🇸🇵🇱 You are true friend ♥️

[@anderssvart3257]

I so love Slavic languages, understand most of them and feel kinda unity of all our nations grown up from the one root. Greetings from Russia

[@Stefke10]

Greetings from Serbia ❤

[@gomiladroogies5951]

Maybe for an april fools joke you could do difference between bosnian serbian and croatian and have them pretend to be surprised how similiar they are.

[@micks7655]

not similiar, but identical it is one language with different names.

[@locoxaiden]

They are 99.9% similar. Only exceptions I can think of are Srb(Hleb), Cro (Kruh) BiH (Hljeb). But we speak the same language

[@user-vz9tv1lp5q]

SLAVA TO SLAV PEOPLE

[@volkhen0]

Haha, crazy, the Serbian guys looks kind like me, just better build ;) I knew I have a twin somewhere ;) kind of... even the same hair style. Pozdrowienia z Polski

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

I am from Poland and it's amazing for me how much Serbian and Polish languages are similar. May be even more than our closest neighbors: Czech R. and Slovakia (in fact I more often had the chance listening to Czechs than Slovakians). I have never been to Serbian Kosovo, it's a pity.

[@KasiaB]

As a native speaker of Polish, I'd say that Serbian/Croatian and Slovak are for us Poles the easiest Slavic languages to understand, learn or even master.

[@Robertoslaw.Iksinski]

Kasia B. Don't forget about very easy Czech, moje draha Kačenko... A věděl jsem, že rychle setkame se znovu v KZbin pod nějakou mezislovanskou konverzaci :)

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

Robertosław Iksiński Yes, you know for any person the native language seems to be very easy. It's why I asked to compare Polish & Czech languages and Polish and Slovakian languages. I know for sure that in X century and may be later let's say XIV cent. Polish & Czech language sounded as exactly the same languge. The proof was that Polish King Mieszko I married Czech Queen Dubrava, so they could speak & understand each other ! Later our languages gradually differantiated, but they must still be similar. It would be logical. So we must suggest this channel author' such a comparison of similarity. Regards!

[@KasiaB]

Robertosław Iksiński Ahoj Robertoslave :) Čeština je pro mě hodně těžký jazyk, přičemž největším problémem je výslovnost. Čím víc učím se chorvatsky/srbsky, tím těžší se mi čeština zdá.

[@Robertoslaw.Iksinski]

Kasia B. Myslim si, že je trochu naopak. Znalost srbštiny/chorvatštiny je pomocna v češtině a zvláště srbska/chorvatska výslovnost je velmi pomocna v česke vyslovnosti, protože take je tvrda a take často přeskakuje mnoho samohlasek jako česka. Zatimco česke "Ř" může být trochu strašne pro Chorvatky či Srbky, ale ne pro Polky ;)

[@neckbreaker094]

"ovaj svet je veliki" sounds very clear to me because in Polish it could be translated as "ów/owy świat jest wielki, but I know some words from Serbian and how the words evolved there from Protoslavic. Moreover, in Polish we wouldn't really use "ów/owy" in this case("ten świat jest wielki" instead) so it's understandable that she had some trouble understanding it. Plus it clearly was her first time hearing Serbian language. Pozdrawiam Serbów i inych Słowian :)

[@VolivovejVolej]

This was all pretty easy for me as a Czech guy, as well. I suppose that's always going to be the case if you look for similarities between a West Slavic and a South Slavic language in general.

[@slavicmickey8993]

I'm South Slavic, South Slavic and West Slavic are more similar/connected/related than East Slavic.

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

I'm from Poland and for me it would be very interesting to make comparison of similarities of Czech & Polish languages ! But also Poland - Slovakia also Czechs & Slovakia. Regards!

[@komacope]

​@@piotrhobbysta5614 Czech and Slovak - It is like f.e. American and British English. That means even much more close than Polish and Serbian. The video would be sure very boring. :-)

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

@@komacope I understand :)

[@annael9488]

Yes slavic language👍 well done Eliza and Boris

[@robertciesluk7207]

And Kosovo je Srbia!!!!! Greetings from Warsaw

[@niki2565]

Polljska is old Serbia indetic people divided only with catoliic circh

[@borbaneprestana]

thank you brother!

[@intelstockcooler9686]

And greetings to you bro from small town in Serbia called Vlasotince!

[@robertciesluk7207]

@@intelstockcooler9686 Small town inhabited by people with great spirit!!!

[@maksimlipecki232]

Thank you brother!

[@Tameemterminator]

I am an Indian who has learned polish and I can really understand so many words from all the Slavic and Baltic languages after learning polish . It’s amazing

[@shaileshdeshpande5094]

Same here man. I'm also an Indian🙏

[@ajoajoajoaj]

@Lajos Hungary No. Sanskrit is proto-Hindi, proto-Bengali, etc. Church Slavic is the closest recorded thing to Proto-Slavic though it is strictly only ancestral to Bulgarian and Macedonian.

[@srbija.1389.]

Dude did you make one video 7-8 years ago about satanism in music, you explained situations with Eminem, Rihanna and Michael Jackson in that video.. It was very good documentary!!

[@tonyzs7590]

As a serbian speaker I understood everything the Polish girl said. The odd thing is that my Polish friend has a harder time understanding me when I speak Serbian than the other way around.

[@RafalAlabama]

IM FROM POLAND AND I UNDESTAND SERBIAN AND RUSSIAN

[@cenzlimone3002]

Love to Poland 🇵🇱from Serbia 🇷🇸 :) my boyfriend is Polish.... we are a union like no other! 🔥🔥🔥

[@maksimlipecki232]

Fino, daj pomozi da mi Srbi nadjemo neke sestre Poljakinje.

[@Stefan-hv5ow]

@Bartek Nieistotne 🤣🤣🤣 toooo brat nas.

[@self-taughtalcoholic3504]

Greets to Polish cousins and Bahador from Serbia. Really enjoyed these videos so far, keep up the good work

[@sepidehzandi139]

Boris is so handsome and sexy, yet he comes off as so sweet and kind. I love this man!!

[@BinaryTechnique]

haram

[@sepidehzandi139]

@Binary-Technique bahaha... well thankfully I am not a religious person so doesn't matter.

[@GreatOne_1]

XD привет

[@GreatOne_1]

@exploring turkey im serbian and i have my girfriend from Russia. Serbia and Russia brothers!

[@GreatOne_1]

@exploring turkey nothing, but.. Serbia and Turkey are friends now. Be happy my friend! HAND!- have a nice day

[@abc-eq9so]

When I listen to a Polish person speak I cant understand anything, but when I read it I almost understand every single word.

[@xyzxxxc5365]

Well many of us have lite difrent accent. Bolive me sometime i can understand my felow Polish people.

[@VojislavMoranic]

Serbian north Accent from Vojvodina and Serbian south accent from modern day Macedonia. They barely understand each other because of the way they speak while the words are the same.

[@VojislavMoranic]

Really now i studied in Novi Sad for 4 years and when i played a few old Komite songs sung in old Serbian that is now "Macedonian" they literaly did not understand the whole thing. Macedonian is the best example of how people spoke before Vuk's reform where his Hercegovian dialect became standard the one we speak today. And remember medieval Serbs and Bulgarians had language differences like todays Serbia and Croatia i was kinda shocked when i found that out but then again also not. Bulgars are a Turkic tribe of Nomads who conquered the Slavic lands of todays Bulgaria then they integrated and that same language continued to be in use. Then look that south Slavs came down from central europe from White Serbia and White Croatia and other tribes also and the old White Serbia and White Croatia were neighbours so its natural that they spoke also a very similar language but as times goes on so do linguistics. Try speaking South Serbian with a Northern Serbian or Luzic Serb if you use old words you will understand each other and that means no foreign loan words just proven Slavic words and even that you would have to do slowly as our different dialects have different speeds and movements of body.

[@Wolverine-ky9gk]

@Vladan C I'm Macedonian, I understand Serbian more than Bulgarian. Bulgarians have a strange accent. If I listen closely I probably could understand Bulgarian

[@amjan]

@@xyzxxxc5365 No we don't, you idiot.

[@georgekhimoroda4287]

I from Belarus And i understand everything! Pryvitannie z Bielarusi!

[@berzengi1]

потому что вы, как и украинцы, билингвы, как минимум

[@berzengi1]

завидую в этом плане

[@mirkonovic8290]

Serdeczne pozdrowienia dla polskich braci z Serbii.

[@adnajam]

Serbians and Polish are so nice people. Much love from Iran

[@mkelkar1]

They are both Indo European peoples. Linguistic, textual, genetic and archaeological evidence for the Out of India Theory of Indo European Languages Baghpat Chariots, Weapons and the Horse in the Harappan Civilization - Dr. BK Manjul kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIvZfKOgn7mjnck Findings from the latest genetic study conducted by ASI in collaboration withe Reich Lab at Harvard using the ancient DNA from Rakhigarhi slides at 29:00 mark kzbin.info/www/bejne/eprSZHimZdOfrJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGW6d55mnqp-a80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGGvmGSYlJ2Ba5Y kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6ispmaaitigqrs Here are the tribes that spread the Indo European languages from South Asia to West Asia, Central Asia and to Europe Avestan) Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Sairima (Śimyu), Dahi (Dāsa). NE Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Nuristani/Piśācin (Viṣāṇin). Pakhtoonistan (NW Pakistan), South Afghanistan: Iranian: Pakhtoon/Pashtu (Paktha). Baluchistan (SW Pakistan), SE Iran: Iranian: Bolan/Baluchi (Bhalāna). NE Iran: Iranian: Parthian/Parthava (Pṛthu/Pārthava). SW Iran: Iranian: Parsua/Persian (Parśu/Parśava). NW Iran: Iranian: Madai/Mede (Madra). Uzbekistan: Iranian: Khiva/Khwarezmian (Śiva). W. Turkmenistan: Iranian: Dahae (Dāsa). Ukraine, S, Russia: Iranian: Alan (Alina), Sarmatian (Śimyu). Turkey: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Phryge/Phrygian (Bhṛgu). Romania, Bulgaria: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Dacian (Dāsa). Greece: Greek: Hellene (Alina). Albania: Albanian: Sirmio (Śimyu). Shrikant Gangadhar Talageri talageri.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-rigveda-and-aryan-theory-rational_27.html Five waves of Indo-European expansion: a preliminary model (2018) Igor A Tonoyan-Belyayev I. Tonoyan-Belyayev www.academia.edu/36998766/Five_waves_of_Indo-European_expansion_a_preliminary_model_2018_

[@kacperm6555]

It pains me to see there are some animosities between Serbia and Croatia. I like both countries very much and I wish they finally renonciled with each other. Greetings from Poland.

[@nemanjaasanin3972]

Because of Jasenovac and 700 000 killed Serbs.

[@connection7405]

Why are you surprised that Slavs understand each other? We knew that already :) Pozdrav svima!

[@bozhidarmarinov2184]

Da taka e 🇧🇬

[@Ghastlyncbu]

I'm from Czechia and I understood them all😂 If will be second part I would like to participate in it😜

[@Roro-ce3ot]

Awesome job Bahador! ✨

[@stevanzivkovic6518]

The oldest Polish chronicles,says that Polish people comes from Serbia! "Chronicle of Dalimil" Same people!

[@CTPAX777]

није из Пољске него из Чешке. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronicle_of_Dalimil

[@Djdorcol]

Support from Belgrade, Serbia!

[@joshuaultrainstinct5082]

Awesome as always moj brat ;)

[@ninosawbrzostowiecki1892]

I'm learning Serbian at the moment. I find that some similar words we have in Polish have a slightly different meaning in Serbian like Polish radzić (to advise) vs Serbian raditi (to work) which can lead me astray but overall it is incredibly easy. I spent almost a year reaching the same level in French that I am with Serbian after just a week.

[@Pavol-Pivka]

I'm a Slovak. I understand both of them.

[@filipvonzagora]

Slovak is closely related to Serbian.

[@user-ln3dv4ny8t]

Живу в Польше и у Сербии если знаешь русский язык не так тяжело научиться и на Польский и на Србийски.

[@slavkostankovic3247]

Если говоришь русский и Сербский , Тогда нету проблем с остальным славянским языками

[@shaileshdeshpande5094]

Great video. Thank you

[@redisbad8641]

We a SLAVIC BROTHERS KOSOVO JE SRBJIA greeting from POLAND

[@FromthisInstanceOn]

I am sure the Albanians are very thankful to Poland and the Polish people for recognizing Kosovo's independence all the way back in 2008 as soon as they had the chance! :D your comment is kind of funny with that in mind.

[@borissavic4176]

@@FromthisInstanceOn Like they are pissed at Bosnia for not recognizing Kosovo? Do your research.

[@FromthisInstanceOn]

I did my research, did I mention Bosnia? no. so what is your actual point? Poland recognised Kosovo, BiH does not because of internal issues. and..

[@borissavic4176]

@@FromthisInstanceOn So because one government recognizes Kosovo, a whole nation falls under the same category? Most Polish people don't recognize Kosovo, so that's what I meant with comparing Bosnia not recognizing Kosovo. Just because of certain issue doesn't mean it takes on the opinion of the whole country.

[@FromthisInstanceOn]

I am not saying nor have I written anywhere that almost all/or great majority of polish people agree with every decision the main government make, that is unrealistic so i would never come to that conclusion. its funny for me because its ironic "the whole slavic brothers, we love serbians, love from Poland, kosovo is serbia" yet Poland were the first to recognize Kosovo, and also Kosovo is a losing battle, its considered a fantasy at this point to think it belongs to Serbia. I dont believe when you say "most polish people dont recognize Kosovo".. do you think the average Polish person give two shits about Kosovo and Serbia.. have you also done a nationwide census by any chance?

[@MixolydianMode]

Thank you for the fast new video Bahador. Suggestions: German - Danish German - Swedish German - Norwegian Hungarian - Finnish Korean - Chinese Korean Mongolian

[@sowhat249]

Oh crap, Finnish-Hungarian is a must. I wanna see how close are those languages, especially since they're both finno-ugric, but have been separated for so long, and both have been influenced by both germanic and slavic languages. I'm not sure about the Mongol comparisons though, I think there wouldn't be many similarities with Chinese or Korean. I'd take a shot at the close Turkic neighbors, namely Kazakh and Kyrgiz.

[@sowhat249]

@@z0ranz0ran | Whatever the case, I wanna see a comparison.

[@SantomPh]

@@sowhat249 while the people have similar gene traits and origins their languages are miles apart. Finnish is closest to Estonian but Hungarian has turned into a bit of a language island, given the strong linguistic characters of its neighbors-Slovak,Romanian,Croat,Serbian , Czech, Austrian German etc

[@SantomPh]

@@sowhat249 the languages are miles apart. Province Fin:Maakunta Estonian: Maakond Hungarian: tartomány Cheese Fin: juusto Estonian : juust Hungarian: Sajt It won't work.

[@eriksagalara6996]

Swedish-Finnish could be cool

[@sasukeftw2650]

Slavic brothers 🇷🇸❤️🇮🇩

[@markomiljkovic1137]

Great video Bahador! 👍

[@jovisha69]

1000 years ago Polish and Serbian were almost identical

[@rostislavvitek414]

I think that all slav languages are similar. Hi to all Slavic brothers :D

[@bambolina2392]

This was very interesting to hear. thanks for sharing

[@mrakbbb2216]

Pozdrav za moju Poljsku bracu, iz R.Srpske!!!

[@simplychannel6557]

Being russian native speaker I understood 95% of words form both sides

[@tonyzs7590]

Can you do Hungarian vs Finnish?

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

Yes, it would be very interesting. Cause there are different hypothesis about roots of Hungarian language. IMHO the 2 languages have nothing in common. Recent researches of haplogroup R1A1 (Aryans/Sarmats) showed that it's most concentrated in Poland , ethnic Persians/Iranians, India (but only Brahmins) and ... in Hungary! So there is also hypothesis that Hungarian language could be their language could have been imposed by some tribes in the distant past. In addition, there are similarities in the history of both countries: a common border, sometimes common rulers (Kings, Queens), bravery (feature of Sarmatian peoples or Aryans) and love of freedom (throughout the history written Hungary and Poland were allies, friends, as the only countries (except Czechs in 1968) fought against communism, at the same time 1956 in Poland and Hungary 2 risings against communists broke out, very bloodily suppressed by the Soviets, especially in Hungary where they drove in. After the Battle of Vienna, King Jan III Sobieski went with a part of the army to The Kingdom of Hungary to help fight with occupants. In 1920 during the soviet invasion of Poland, Hungarians sent the Poles - as the only country - missing the rifle ammunition. Thanks to this help Poland did win the soviet-Poland war, what saved whole the Europe from spreading communism, such was the goal of Lenin and Stalin. In 1956 after the bloodily suppressed uprising in Hungary, the Poles massively (despite communists) gave blood and sent on Hungary. There are many more such facts There are no two countries in Europe so strongly connected IMO. I know that we Poles can always count on the brothers Hungarians, and the Hungarians can always count on us Poles! Therefore, this hypothesis about language and a common haplogroup (slightly smaller in% than in Poland, but this may be the result of occupation in the distant past) is additionally supported by history. That's why I support your idea because it would be an interesting experiment of the so-called similarity. groups of Finno-Ugric languages. Regards! :)

[@usedx115x]

Finnish and Hungarian diverged thousands of years ago. It would be like an Englishman trying to understand Italian.

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

@ Hitler was a Muslim OK. New reseraches did show something different, or may be The Finns are also Sarmatians/Aryans as Poles and Hungarians are in smaller part among other Slavs countries? I know reseraches of DNA of Poles, Russians (rather small part), UUkrainians, Belarus and Hungary and countries on the west from Poland. So I will research haplogroup status of Finnland :) I like Finns but pls remember that Serbians live far away from Poland and their languages are very similar. Until about XIV century Polish and Czech languages were identical, so the suggested experiment Finnland and Hungarian languages will be very interesting experiment, neverthels of what says us DNA :) Regards

[@usedx115x]

@ Piotr - One thing that is important to remember is that genetics spead very slowly, while language spreads very quickly. For this reason they often dont correlate well.

[@piotrhobbysta5614]

@Hitler was a Muslim You are full right ! I know history of Finns fibgting against sovits, you were heros it makes hypothesis that we all have about the same roots. It is impreesive fight for me, I know history of this battle. Poland also was the only country which did fight against Germans and soviets as well as 2 other nations attackin Poland at the same time during WW2. Poland did never Poland never gave up. Even during soviet and german occupation our soldier did fight in Poland and in Italy (Monte Casino) as well as during Battle of England. BTW if I find this haplogroup I will write link for you. Best regards!

[@gabrielastojanovic1140]

I am half polish half Serbian, both are very similar. Those two are so awkward to watch lol

[@gurpreetsingh-zg3km]

I like you, where are you from ?

[@goranhadzic7702]

Bahador, respect to you!, thx for a good mood in the morning:)

[@RafalAlabama]

Are u Serbian?

[@LetsPolish]

I like this episode :) I was surprised at how similar these languages are. I made a similar video with other Slavic languages but I had no Serbian speaker :) I am going to check a Serbian speech.

[@panadolf2691]

W sumie w ostatnim miałeś Bośniaka, więc jakaś reprezentacja serbsko-chorwackiej rodziny była. Bośniacki jest na tyle podobny do serbskiego i chorwackiego że oni się bez problemu wszyscy rozumieją, chociaż oczywiście pewne różnice między nimi są, ale osoba spoza ich nie wychwyci. Ja bym na Twoim miejscu się zatroszczył o Białorusina, Macedończyka czy Bułgara. Chociaż oczywiście serbski też może być :D.

[@kawabanga8926]

Great video as always!! خيلى ممنون

[@sethe6814]

I truly can't wait to see this!

[@russelwebb8853]

Love your content!

[@alvarosanchezperez]

I’m from Spain and, when I was recently visiting Poland, I had to use a few Serbian words for assuring when polish people did not speak English for maintaining a communication in English. Honestly, I think if I have a basic knowledge in Serbian language, I can use it in those Slavic countries, either Slavic native people do not communicate in English or Spanish. I can assure, that it was really useful in some specific situations. :)

[@JA-ex1li]

Where did you learned Serbian words?

[@user-pv1oq6dt8o]

Great job Bahador...

[@elizabethfarrell9650]

Thanks for the video. :D

[@ogiprvovencani7281]

Love Poland from Serbia !!!

[@KasiaB]

@Ogi Prvovencani Love Serbia from Poland! Volimo Vas puno ❤️ Veliki pozdrav za Tebe i celu Srbiju :)

[@LorSTApunk07]

Learning Russian and understood much of this. Very interesting.

[@8BitDarkNESsR3v14]

as a Polish girl that learns Serbian, its easier to do to me than for my Serbian boyfriend to learn Polish greetings to y'all ^^

[@gurpreetsingh-zg3km]

Where are you from ?

[@nav3197]

Is your name inga

[@natasanikolic9434]

Can you do a Serbian- Bulgarian?

[@intel386DX]

vec sam pitao, nazalost jos ni su nasli bugarski dobrovoljac

[@petrakklempo9095]

Bugari zajebavaju oduvek 😅

[@tiax0340]

Isnt it cool that I am Slovak and I understand almost everything

[@Fr33Zone]

i think that slavs can speak and understand enough not to be hungry and enough to make friends. tnx4share

[@decakjeisaozasuncem8843]

god damn man i love these poles, i love them a lot one of the most good natured people on this planet, people where fake behave and acts doesnt exist, one of the countries where people are unable to be racist, people who making beyond wonderful music and stories, poles man, poles my brothers and sisters, decoration of this planet although i am from serbia, you can say what ever you want, but poles are my people too, my family, our slavic pride and soul i couldnt hold myself even for 10 seconds, i will stand up and hug and kiss the forehead of this girl, thats how much i love poles its like when you hear some good song in the right moment and you have wish to break some bottle of glass the same way i feel and hits me when i see poles, i just want to hug them and kiss

[@cool2martini]

I think it is slavic soul You feel, I could say pretty much the same words about rest of slavic family. Of course some brothers havent behaved properly but it was mostly because of some nasty people got control in our countries back then. Hope the time for Slavic unity comes again. Pretty much word "Solidarnosc" means what You feel. And it was pretty strong movement in Poland, strong enough to dismantle USSR, as Poland was first country to get rid of communists in 1989. Wszystkiego dobrego :)

[@mikimuzika]

@@cool2martini we say in Serbia "solidarnost" or translation - solidarity

[@MissSlovakia2]

Thank you very much for doing these kind of videos! I've learned a lot about other languages. This one wasn't that hard to understand, 'cause I'm Slovak 😊 only one word was trouble to understand (the serbian translation of "this" in the sentence : This world is big. Much love from Slovakia 🇸🇰 stay safe and healthy!

[@AlexanderVadimovich]

Great video! And SLAVA! I'm Russian but I understand many words, they are very similar 😉

[@TerierBull]

I didn't know how much simmilar our languages are until i didn't started working at hotel in Malta, where we have a lot of Polish guests. Usually older people don't speak english, so they speak in Polish and i am speaking Serbian and we understand each other easily.

[@safethamzagic7226]

I’m from Bosnia I understood everything the Serbian guy said 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lelablag3714]

Баш ме чуди. Baš me čudi:)

[@darkzero7969]

Imagine Serbian,Sorbian (Lusatian) and Polish.ULTIMATE comparison.

[@ciceroneandrzejzdjeciaiopi851]

Shahrzad, yor videos are geat! I watch all of them. Poland.

[@uegotohell1598]

Once we were one tribe.

[@Natasa19851]

Long live Serbia and Poland

[@BahadorAlast]

It was my sister's. She gave it to me to put so background wouldn't look so plain.

[@Natasa19851]

@@BahadorAlast It's amazing. Love it :)

[@BahadorAlast]

@@Natasa19851 Thank you ❤️

[@Yespeace-ww3un]

Slavic power ❤ greetings for all Slavs around the world !