Slavic Languages compared to Proto-Slavic - Seasons

Comparison of Slavic Languages with Proto-Slavic through vocabulary of weather.
Bulgarian, Czech, Croatian, Slovak, Slovene, Macedonian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Bosnian compared with Proto-Slavic to see which one is the most similar.
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[@victorfreedom93]

I love language comparissons. First with romance languages, after The germanic ones, and now the Slavic family. I hope to see indoiranian languages some day. Subscribed

[@user07348]

Really want to see this type of videos with other language families too!

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Merry Christmas!

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

It's not Christmas anymore but thanks anyway! Greetings from Slavic Poland!

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars I posted my message on Christmas day, so..........

[@marians7364]

Jaro and Vesna - both were gods in polyteistic pagan mythology.

[@HarigastiEisen]

👍👍👍

[@noel_xlk]

The positioning of the flags gave me a seisure but otherwise nice video

[@fyrhunter_svk]

Léto in Czech :)

[@nathancomixproductions466]

Can you do seasons in the Romance languages (including Pingasorian)?

[@saebica]

Includind Aromanian(for which I can help)

[@Dread_2137]

Whats funny, there's south and east slavic god of spring called Jarylo, same root as jaro, yet east slavs decided to use Vesna 💀

[@korana6308]

Yaro is not "the god of spring". Yaro is the god of sun. It's incorrect and is selfish to call Jaro/Yaro to denote spring. Vesna = Spring, is the best word to denote it.

[@cecyliajankowska3426]

W Polsce mówimy zboże jare. In Poland we say jare grain.

[@alexstorm2749]

I like Czech word for autumn “podzim”, it literally translates as “underwinter”. They’re the only Slavs who don’t have the same word for autumn. Greetings from 🇷🇺🪆

[@user-bf1yq6oj8z]

Предзимье

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@user-bf1yq6oj8z Осень :)

[@frostflower5555]

@@user-bf1yq6oj8z Is that Russian?

[@frostflower5555]

It's using a prefix,like the South Slavs for Spring - pre meaning before.

[@papayo2200]

Polska 👊🏽

[@kirilvelinov7774]

In Slovian Lato/Лато Jesenj/Ъесенъ Zyma/Зима Wjosna/Въосна

[@Pidalin]

It's interesting that Proto-Slavic was already using the Czech alphabet like 1500 years ago. 😀

[@enea_7280]

The flags in your map are dislocated and also you're missing Montenegro and Kosovo in your map.

[@mihanich]

Kosovo isn't a majority Slavic country

[@vesnaspasic3530]

Kosovo is and always was a part of Serbia.

[@enea_7280]

@vesnaspasic3530 Yes, it's a "part of Serbia", that's why you need a passport to enter and it has its own state and borders and passport. Try to wake up from your dreams some time

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@enea_7280 Let's see if it stays that way if there is no NATO and EU to prevent Kosovo from becoming Serbian again. But there are fools who believe that NATO and the EU will last forever.

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

Косово - часть Сербии.

[@hexapodc.1973]

north macedonian def not beating the bulgarian dialect accusations lmao

[@EpizodBG]

Македонския е диалект на българския език.

[@user-gs5kt2pc9v]

Same with ukrainian/belarussian.

[@HeroManNick132]

@@EpizodBG Македонският* Ай, научете ги тия пълни и кратки членове.

[@HeroManNick132]

The only difference is between ljato and leto. Leto exists in Western dialects, ljato is Eastern dialect so that's the biggest difference. And also the rest of the words are pronounced the same - no difference.

[@dmitriysmirnov9084]

Za me to zavše bilo zajmavno kak naukovedcy v navodnicax znaju, jak govorily našy proto-slavànsky predky. Nem nikix pismenix artifactov proto' slavànskogo jezika, najdrevnejše je staro-bulgarsko pismo ale ono nije više novo niž 9 vek a v to vreme slavànsky jeziky juž bily dosta silno oddalenny od proto-slavànskogo😅

[@user-us1oh1yl1j]

All slavs : zima Ukraine: zYma😂

[@frostflower5555]

All slavs Leto, Ukrainian Lito.

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

Может быть потому, что искусственно меняли язык , чтобы имел больше отличий от русского? Искусственная украинизация. Был такой Грушевский , работал над изменением языка, выдумывал слова.

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

Может быть потому, что искусственно меняли язык , чтобы имел больше отличий от русского? Искусственная украинизация. Был такой Грушевский , работал над изменением языка, выдумывал слова.

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

Может быть потому, что искусственно меняли язык , чтобы имел больше отличий от русского? Искусственная украинизация. Был такой Грушевский , работал над изменением языка, выдумывал слова.

[@JaneDoe-bl7rq]

И что? 🤦

[@oravlaful]

boy you surely will angry people by not including montenegro's flag and maybe by your positioning of bosnia's and serbia's flags. also your description is talking about romance

[@TheLanguageWolf]

I know, but people could be triggered by anything these days.. Thank you for letting me know about the description! :)

[@user-vt3ig2bk4j]

To add the Montenegrin flag would have no linguistic reasons, only political ones. The language the people there are speaking is the same like in the surrounding small countries to such a high degree, that in ALL other areas of the world this would be called dialects, but not two or more languages. American English spoken in the northern regions in the US is much more different from southern accents, then the shtokavian dialect in Montenegro is from the shtokavian dialects in Serbia, Bosnia and Croatia. Furthermore, in Montenegro more then a third of the population identifies still as Serbs, despite all the policies during the last decades.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Yes, that's not the only mistake in the video. But Montenegro, Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia should be shown as a single unit because the same language, Serbo-Croatian, is spoken in all the countries. However despite the shortness of the videos, there are errors! It is pretended that different languages ​​are spoken in Bosnia and Serbia! This is because the Croats and Muslim Bosniaks for nationalistic reasons claim not to speak the same language as the Serbs.This is so ridiculous that the Croats and Muslim Boniaks claim that they speak Croatian and Bosnian, when in fact, like the Serbs, they also speak Serbo-Croatian. The video also absurdly pretends that different languages ​​are spoken in Serbia and Bosnia. So also was a mistake made with Serbia in the video because the word for summer was shown instead of the word for spring. Although the correct word Пролеће was shown, it was incorrectly translated into Latin letters as "Leto" and not correctly "Proleće"! The word was also identical with Bosnia, because in both Bosnia and Serbia the word for spring is identical because Serbo-Croatian is spoken in both countries, i.e. the same language. The words for summer are a little different, but that's because a different dialect of Serbo-Croatian is spoken in Bosnia and Serbia so also in Croatia. The same language but different dialects. Absurdly, it is then claimed for Croatian and Muslim Bosniak nationalistic reasons that the Sebocratic dialects are different languages. Then the Croats and Muslim Bosniacs then say to the Serbs that they speak a different language and the Serbs understand that because they actually say that in Serbo-Croatian. This is so ridiculous.

[@frostflower5555]

Ex-Yugoslavia is very unique - so The Lone Wolf should have just put Serbian and Croatian to simplify things. Obviously different styles speaking is everywhere - I know Serbians who say DE or DJE instead of GDE for where and some say Mljeko -southwestern ones.

[@licamanolache4226]

the siege of Romania has begun

[@unemiryune9322]

Hungary, too

[@saebica]

Aromanian language(Romance language) Vearã Toamnã Iarã Primuvearã

[@noel_xlk]

aromanian is latin not slavic

[@saebica]

@@noel_xlk I know, I just added the comment to show differences or maybe similarities xd Happy New Year

[@noel_xlk]

@@saebica happy new year? its 31 December

[@saebica]

it's almost 12 hours left, so Happy New Year!@@noel_xlk

[@craftah]

@@saebica in what city do you speak aromanian?

[@erik.k2y]

in czech theres léto and not leto

[@jebise1126]

1:39 serbian.. surely that is wrong. those are 2 different words

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Yes, there are still errors in such a short video! By the way, this is so ridiculous that the Croats and Muslim Boniaks claim that they speak Croatian and Bosnian, when in fact, like the Serbs, they also speak Serbo-Croatian. The video also absurdly pretends that different languages ​​are spoken in Serbia and Bosnia. So also was a mistake made with Serbia in the video because the word for summer was shown instead of the word for spring. Although the correct word Пролеће was shown, it was incorrectly translated into Latin letters as "Leto" and not correctly "Proleće"! The word was also identical with Bosnia, because in both Bosnia and Serbia the word for spring is identical because Serbo-Croatian is spoken in both countries, i.e. the same language. The words for summer are a little different, but that's because a different dialect of Serbo-Croatian is spoken in Bosnia and Serbia so also in Croatia. The same language but different dialects. Absurdly, it is then claimed for Croatian and Muslim Bosniak nationalistic reasons that the Sebocratic dialects are different languages. Then the Croats and Muslim Bosniacs then say to the Serbs that they speak a different language and the Serbs understand that because they actually say that in Serbo-Croatian. This is so ridiculous.

[@craftah]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars yeah but it makes sense to show them separately in a video like this. sometimes there are differences like "hleb" in serbian, and "kruh" in croatian. it's like germany and austria both speak german but there are some differences too and you can show them

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@craftah Good comparison with Germany and Austria. The same language is spoken in both countries as in Serbia and Croatia!

[@craftah]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars btw what do you think about slovak and czech languages?

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

Despite the shortness of the videos, there are errors! It is pretended that different languages ​​are spoken in Bosnia and Serbia! This is because the Croats and Muslim Bosniaks for nationalistic reasons claim not to speak the same language as the Serbs.This is so ridiculous that the Croats and Muslim Boniaks claim that they speak Croatian and Bosnian, when in fact, like the Serbs, they also speak Serbo-Croatian. The video also absurdly pretends that different languages ​​are spoken in Serbia and Bosnia. So also was a mistake made with Serbia in the video because the word for summer was shown instead of the word for spring. Although the correct word Пролеће was shown, it was incorrectly translated into Latin letters as "Leto" and not correctly "Proleće"! The word was also identical with Bosnia, because in both Bosnia and Serbia the word for spring is identical because Serbo-Croatian is spoken in both countries, i.e. the same language. The words for summer are a little different, but that's because a different dialect of Serbo-Croatian is spoken in Bosnia and Serbia so also in Croatia. The same language but different dialects. Absurdly, it is then claimed for Croatian and Muslim Bosniak nationalistic reasons that the Sebocratic dialects are different languages. Then the Croats and Muslim Bosniacs then say to the Serbs that they speak a different language and the Serbs understand that because they actually say that in Serbo-Croatian. This is so ridiculous.

[@frostflower5555]

The Lone Wolf made a mistake at 1:36 with the Serbian spring.

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@frostflower5555 That's not the only mistake!

[@JaTi-kz6hx]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussarsYou pretend to be smart, but you're not. If there are words in Serbian and Croatian that are pronounced the same or similar, it does not mean that it is the same language. For example, the grammar is different, Serbian is spoken in the active voice and Croatian in the passive voice. There are other differences, for example Serbian "ja ću da idem", Croatian "ići ću", English "I will go". The Croatian language rarely needs to use the word "ja" only when enumerating, for example, Ivan, petar, Ana and "ja".

[@GreatPolishWingedHussars]

@@JaTi-kz6hx Yes, that's why the language is also called Serbo-Croatian!

[@JaTi-kz6hx]

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars It was called for political reasons, that unity reigns in Yugoslavia, and since they could not agree on which language to use, they used that one. Serbian uses the Cyrillic alphabet and Croatian uses the Latin alphabet. According to the constitution, two names were used. Serbian Croatian or Croatian Serbian.

[@user-we5md7de2f]

Słavianie, davajcie stvorym Słavianski Zviaz?

[@user-we5md7de2f]

@@bohusok8pkm392 ja nie paliak, ja bielarus. I braú by ad samoj Čechii😉

[@craftah]

one slavic country? that's not a good idea lol

[@user-we5md7de2f]

@@craftah not country. Union

[@craftah]

@@user-we5md7de2f that wouldn't work because russia would try to control everyone

[@ThomasRoll-lo4fj]

Kromě podobných jazyků nemáme nic společného.

[@gachibass3639]

Romanian is also a slavic language. Its just got latinizated in the 19th century.

[@vadimnikitin494]

Romanian is a Romance language, not Slavic. It was influenced by neighboring Slavic and Hungarian languages but has Romance (Latin) base.

[@sempreviva4564]

Absolutely true.

[@frostflower5555]

Lots of toponyms in Romania that have Slavic origins.

[@_Nilu__]

Romanian was always latin langue not slavic, only little slavicizated

[@fgts7674]

​@@sempreviva4564absolutely untrue. It has nothing to do with slavic languages, it's an east romance language.

[@Chernokot]

Everyone: Zima Ukrainian: Zyma What a "Slavic" language!

[@sebastianpereira5348]

man, don't be an ass

[@kite759]

oh sorry, i forgot to ask your opinion, tywm for exposing Ukrainian language! now we've got enough evidences about its artificialness. Hope more experts from ruzzia will help you with research!

[@Chernokot]

@@kite759 Anytime ready to help)

[@JaneDoe-bl7rq]

Глупости

[@craftah]

@@StopFollowingTheClowns-sx5zn you can say the same thing about any language, you are just biased

[@vg4241]

The oldest orthodox lsnguage is Bulgarian. The modern Russuan language is almost 70% old Bulgarian. You can compare it.

[@vitalii4763]

Russian language is artificial one. It was created to have something common for the imperialistic reasons. It is like Slavic Esperanto. Russian language is heavily based of Church-Slavonic which was also artificial language. Simply compare month names, week days or colors in Russian and other Slavic languages. And unfortunately Belorussian language is dying because over the years Kremlin managed to destroy it and replace it with russian.

[@JaneDoe-bl7rq]

Tyпopылoe

[@user-ok9sd9xm2u]

А чаво ни по славянски пийшешь?

[@PUARockstar]

@@JaneDoe-bl7rq ты да

[@user-vl9yr2eu2r]

українська мова давня а московитська з"явилась на початку 18 століття підробили під слов"янську німці

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

И тут из сумасшедшего дома написали....

[@user-vl9yr2eu2r]

подивіться німецькі документи про московію того періоду і питання для вас буде по цій темі закритим надіюсь ви повірете документам а не пропаганді@@oxanatishchenko3405

[@ergo-pr0xy]

​@@oxanatishchenko3405 под каждым таким видео вылезает украинский дурачок, рассказывающий всем правдивую правду 😂😂😂 нация-клоун, нация-пародия

[@PUARockstar]

@@oxanatishchenko3405 так не пиши больше, не пропускай таблетки

[@oxanatishchenko3405]

Зима zima - мы едины все! Интересно про весну. Пролет. Наверное, потому что летят птицы?

[@nikolay9001]

про-лет -> преди лято (before summer)

[@andreiuta9400]

Probably barrow from Romanian/Latin languages ("prima-vara", literally "first summer"/"before summer")