Who Are The Slavs?

Howdy Madlads! Today, I discuss a little bit about each of the 13 Slavic-Majority countries, and give insight to the unique qualities that each of these countries have. The Slavs share a common history and language family, and being the largest ethno-linguistic group in Europe, they are bound to have quite an effect on the world, so it's important to learn a bit more about them than what you see in the memes! Be sure to like, subscribe, and share this video, as we approach 1,000 subscribers!
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[@urospavlovic7189]

Kosovo is Serbia

[@petarivanovic1030]

always has been

[@urospavlovic7189]

@@petarivanovic1030 jeste brate

[@urospavlovic7189]

@@cyumeniaroy1623 what are you talking about , do you know any history , beside history , Kosovo is still serbia and we will be back

[@cyumeniaroy1623]

@@urospavlovic7189 Your impoverished is declining and it being surrounded by the EU. Let’s be honest, Serbia won’t do anything to retake Kosovo.

[@petarivanovic1030]

@@cyumeniaroy1623 it has and it will

[@AlphaTVyt]

Greetings from Poland to all Slavic nations!

[@keepcreationprocess]

Alpha,you are not Polish

[@R1DER420]

Greetings from🇭🇷

[@drdavinsky]

‪in relation to Tim Pool’s latest tweet: Slavs are not POC. Explained by Dr Davinsky, (sociologist) who debunked this myth and tiny organization who’s behind it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o368h5p_bbijd6c‬

[@adamlisovsky5233]

Greeting from slovakia

[@Alone1again1]

Russians are not Slavs, Russians are Finno-Ugric people

[@chrisrus1965]

Everyone keeps asking who are the Slavs. No one asks how are the Slavs.

[@shysev727]

😂

[@stvk99]

😔

[@urom.]

real

[@ukr_patriott]

Prawda :(

[@gyulaerdei3180]

... és azt, sem kérdezi senki, hogy miért... ! .....és mióta ..... ...kik hazudták hatalmi - szóval, - "eggyé ezeket a népeket ..... !

[@haivan4o]

Горд съм, че съм славянин! (Proud to be slav!) Поздрави на всички братя славяни от България! 👋🇧🇬

[@fabolousnature3873]

You are not slav you are Turks check the history

[@KrushetoXD]

@@fabolousnature3873 Turks?? u ok???

[@fabolousnature3873]

@@KrushetoXD yeah Turks you better look at your history language is slavanized but you are originally turkic peoples more related to modern turks Not ottomon Turks ,Central Asian turks

[@wairor7490]

@@fabolousnature3873 The culture is Slavic, the language is Slavic. Turkic borrowings are negligible, and then from Turkish. Almost nothing remained of the Bulgar past, for the Bulgars were extremely small. If we proceed from your logic, then Ukrainians are Persians, Belarusians Balts, Russian Finns, Czechs Celts, and Croats Are Alans.

[@TIMUR973]

Привет

[@user-lu2ow2yi3z]

Greetings Slavic friends. Z Kraków 🇵🇱

[@Daisy-qo4hd]

I live really near. Cieszyn 🇵🇱

[@user-rh4xe6mz2m]

I live and study in Kraków 🇵🇱

[@zdemaskowany6336]

Z Wojciechów pod Lublinem

[@tsunamiman5512]

Dzien dobri

[@itenebrixi7592]

O witaj towarzyszu

[@Jakub.Sanek19]

i proud to be slavic 🇨🇿

[@izyxclex3831]

I'm proud to be Serbian 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

[@sizozoric7476]

Hi from serbiaa

[@livelongapple2936]

Yeah

[@evspe5396]

Ahoj 🇨🇿🇸🇰

[@mattynek2]

@@evspe5396 Čúúús :D🇨🇿

[@naidenkrulev1354]

🇧🇬Слава на вси славяни от България🇧🇬

[@Alone1again1]

Russians are not Slavs, Russians are Finno-Ugric people

[@user-xd8pg8wk7t]

@@Alone1again1 не распространяй эту хуету

[@legbender1584]

@@Alone1again1 no

[@legbender1584]

@@Alone1again1 hohlushka

[@ioi6882]

спасибо бро большое

[@bylot]

I’m proud Canada have the largest Slavic population outside of Slav countries!

[@nathanaelkostal7324]

what about Germanic population?

[@SlavicZde]

Lol yea my family from mothers side in the 1980s escaped to Canada and then my mom went back to Czechia now I live here. I still have a part of the family in Canada.

[@mrconfusion87]

​@@nathanaelkostal7324 Murica's biggest component of "whites" are literally German descent...

[@makovykolacek]

I'm glad that you mentioned the ethnicities who doesn't have their independent country as well! By the way great video I enjoyed watching it. And good luck with your russian learning. Greetings from Czech republic!

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Thanks man! I’d love to visit your country someday

[@michalh.4188]

​@@MadMacGeopolitics you should have allready

[@Maximzs04]

Хорват Крижанич считал, что для того, чтобы славяне могли давать отпор турецким и немецких захватчикам, было необходимо сплотить славян вокруг Царства Русского, а это было бы невозможно без единого языка. Он писал в 1660-м году из г.Тобольск, Сибирь: «Всем Славянским народам глава - народ Русский, и русское имя потому, что все словяне вышли из русской земли, основали три государства и прозвались: болгары, сербы и хорваты; другие из той же русской земли двинулись на запад и основали государства ляшское и моравское или чешское. Те, которые воевали с греками или римлянами, назывались словинцы, и потому это имя у греков стало известнее, чем имя русское, а от греков и наши летописцы вообразили, будто нашему народу начало идет от словинцев, будто и русские, и ляхи, и чехи произошли от них. Это неправда, русский народ испокон века живет на своей родине, а остальные, вышедшие из Руси, появились, как гости, в странах, где до сих пор пребывают. Поэтому, когда мы хотим называть себя общим именем, то не должны называть себя новым словянским, а стародавним и коренным русским именем. Не русская отрасль плод словенской, а словенская, чешская, ляшская отрасль - отродки русского языка. Наипаче тот язык, которым пишем книги, не может поистине называться словенским, но должен называться русским или древним книжным языком. Этот книжный язык более подобен нынешнему общенародному русскому языку, чем какому-нибудь другому словянскому. У болгаров нечего заимствовать, потому что там язык до того потерян, что едва остаются от него следы; у поляков половина слов заимствована из чужих языков; чешский язык чище ляшского, но также немало испорчен; сербы и хорваты способны говорить на своем языке только о домашних делах, и кто-то написал, что они говорят на всех языках и никак не говорят. Одно речение у них русское, другое венгерское, третье немецкое, четвертое турецкое, пятое греческое или валашское, или альбанское, только между горами, где нет проезда для торговцев и инородных людей, уцелела чистота первобытного языка, как я помню из моего детства». Крижанич создал в 1661 году межславянский русский язык, который до сих пор встречается по западной Европе у славян!

[@Maximzs04]

Триколор стал известен в Европе во время Великого посольства 1697-1698 годов (то есть первого заграничного путешествия Петра). Именно он символизировал Россию на международной арене и обозначал Единство Белой, Малой и Великой России, что было указано в титуле государей до 1721 года! "В 1848 году на Славянском съезде в Праге, его участники приняли решение, что возьмут за основу для флагов своих освободительных движений русский бело-сине-красный флаг. На самом съезде чешскоговорящие моравы уже выступали под бело-красно-синим флагом. В том же году лужицкие сербы провозгласили своим символом сине-красно-белый триколор. Также эти цвета, но несколько в другой последовательности (сине-бело-красный) использовал в 1848 году бан Хорватии Й. Елачич, к флагу которого восходит современный флаг Хорватии. Словенские патриоты повторили на своём флаге расположение цветов российского триколора, а словацкие революционеры в 1848 году для своего флага приняли обратный порядок цветов - красно-сине-белый. С 1918 года сине-бело-красные цвета стали символом единого юго-славянского государства.

[@OrthodoxCrusader83]

Shut

[@kosican328]

Czechoslovakia 🇨🇿 🇸🇰 !!

[@evspe5396]

Ahoj 🇨🇿 🇸🇰

[@tukmur0912]

Rossia(Russia)🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@TheFriendlyCorgi]

Dobre den

[@medicann_coping]

ahoj

[@bartklye9453]

That's not a country and more😁

[@krisjustin3884]

Slovenia impressed me the most in Europe, but also had very positive experiences in Croatia and Czech Republic. Loved all three of them! Many thanks to the kind people from these places.

[@glittery_fairy]

As a Slovenian, interesting

[@Krixotronick]

Greetings to all slavs from Croatia! 🇭🇷

[@Rnqkoisi]

Learn interslavic language so you can have a conversation with all Slavic nations. Greetings from Bulgaria. Great video keep them coming :)

[@keepcreationprocess]

I want to learn this for 5 years, where do I learn this ? I still have no idea.....from Bulgaria. I responded to Ross Marinov.

[@thebestmusicofthworld8249]

Не шкљоцкај мутулама ћеш се иш, what i told you?

[@Hajr01]

Medzjuslovanski? :D

[@xzy7196]

@@Hajr01 da

[@Alone1again1]

Russians are not Slavs, Russians are Finno-Ugric people

[@killbill9338]

Good job! Greetings from Slovakia 🇸🇰

[@evspe5396]

Ahoj🇸🇰🇸🇰

[@luminos9447]

My grandma's from there but I'm mostly serbian :)

[@bjorndrynutd487]

The racist country by excelence

[@whitneyszypula5539]

I'm learning Russian now too but it was a hard choice between Russian, Polish and Czech for me. I did a lot of research and Russian is supposed to be a good "gateway" slavic language so I plan to learn the others later on as well!

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

That's kind of the plan I had in mind. After Russian, I want to study Ukrainian, Polish, and Serbian.

[@Shootechno]

@@MadMacGeopolitics After Russian start with Polish couz Ukrainian was "build" on Polish language.

[@user-li8uq4fw1g]

@@Shootechno oh no actually it isn’t true. There is one root for Ukrainian and Russian languages and it’s Old Russian language (just in case, I notice that by calling it that way I don’t want to offend someone’s language, it’s just a name). If you read the old Russian chronicles you will notice that there are a lot of words both similar to today's Russian words and Ukrainian. So neither Russian nor Ukrainian were "created” on the basis of some other language. That the Russian that the Ukrainian has the same roots.

[@user-li8uq4fw1g]

@@Shootechno Of course, Ukrainian has a lot of borrowings from Polish, but it is incorrect to say that it is “built” on it.

[@isurus8906]

The problem with Russian is that you have to learn the Russian alphabet, which is quite different from Latin. If you learn Czech well, which uses the Latin alphabet, you will basically be able to communicate and understand Slovak, Polish and Slovenian as well at the same time, because they are very similar and closely related languages.🙂

[@catherineradziejewski3629]

Learn Polish! 😊 proud Russian/Pole in Texas

[@eldarzeynalov2703]

Uczę się języka Polskiego od roku ale wciąż jestem słaby 😁

[@Bakambol]

@@eldarzeynalov2703Nie przejmuj die bo to trudny język😂Z czasem będzie lepiej🍻

[@BigEmPe]

Dobry wieczór from your Detroit based Polak🇵🇱🦅

[@balkanmadnessmadeinaustria5837]

Im happy that I know Macedonian, because at the same time I can understand bulgarian and Serbian to a large degree too. Slavic languages are amazing. Greetings from Macedonia

[@bujar414]

You are not even the Macedonian, u are just some Bulgarians who says we are the descents of the old Macedonian ppl. You and them do not have nothing in common.

[@bobantheighty6141]

China and Taiwan, North and South Korea, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are typical examples like that of Bulgaria and North Macedonia or Romania and Moldova, showing very exactly how a nation is divided into two/three after external intervention. Only Germany managed to achieve its national unification after the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. On November 10, the communist regime in Bulgaria fell, but its people remained divided into Bulgarians and some fake "Macedonians" - the Brainwashed Bulgarians from North Macedonia! PS: Only Bulgarians know the whole truth about this fictional nation, because we have all been one people in the past and the documents and archives are with us too! God bless all Bulgarians!🗽☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@bobantheighty6141]

Please, see in the next video, Igor Markovski, the grandson of Venko Markovski, a strong critic of the methods used to build the "Macedonian" nation and culture at the expense of the Bulgarian identity and language in the Socialist Federal Republic of Macedonia, direct heir and successor to the Bulgarian Vardar Macedonia, but in Tito's Yugoslavia. In the studio people talks about Vanga's prediction that after the unification of East and West Germany, one day, Macedonia (refers to the current Republic of North Macedonia) and Bulgaria will also unite. The conversation took place 8 years ago in the studio of a private Bulgarian channel TV7, which no longer exists, but the words still remain relevant to this day. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2K1qq1_otZ2rtk The whole truth about today North Macedonia was told just in 20 minutes. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haq7dHhrd9-SsKc Reminder: The so called Macedonians have always been part of the Bulgarian ethnicity, also known and described in the thick books as Macedonian Bulgarians, who became a completely separate and independent nation within the then Yugoslavia of Tito, with their modified, reworked and codified Bulgarian dialect, called the Macedonianian language after 1944. Only the truth makes us FREE! ☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@slayy493]

@@bobantheighty6141 u mad lol and stop talking shit bro 🤣

[@slayy493]

@@bobantheighty6141ѕверчиња и џаоли бе хаха дури жално е... себични и полни со омраза само трачара немам видено вакви сељаци по интернет до олку да мразат.. боже шо сакаш коментирај и колку сакаш ликови прајчај ,буквално ништо нема да смениш со то никогаш нема да не избришете ние сме Македонци 🇲🇰

[@r0manov]

The Slavs are a mighty force that has been divided by centuries-old enmity and the West. Let's forget about all the bad things and leave it in history.

[@krak8978]

Never forget.

[@xdlol59]

SLAVA RODU! Pozdrawiam wszystkich Słowian!

[@chipalgash4872]

How pleasant is that to watch a video from the “past” about such interest to Slavs😢 and the comments are great! Hope that this terrible time will finish one day!

[@user-wc7es1vv9w]

Small clarification. Russians live not only in Russia. Russians live in different countries, the total number of Russians as a nation for 2020 is more than 200 million.

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Didn’t realize it was that large.

[@blackcat.19]

Interesting. That’s true for almost every country on planet earth and your point is? More illegal annexation and wars?

[@mihai7175]

@@blackcat.19 Yes

[@senadneslan1563]

yes many difrent culture and relig..and nation living in russia soon all east russia be new country dont have nothing whit west russia...

[@andrewshepitko6354]

Russians are not slavic. They speak slavic language because it's a dialect of bulgarian, but they're ugro-finnic.

[@ViolinaRacheva]

I'm a very proud Slavic. Bulgarian here:) 🇧🇬

[@nemeshwad7402]

Bulgarian is a onogur hun nation before slavicized, not slavic.

[@HeroManNick132]

@@nemeshwad7402 The same can be said for the Ukrainians and Russians lol.

[@nemeshwad7402]

@@HeroManNick132 Yes, Byzantium Slavized the Scythian Huns from the Balkans to Vladivostok.

[@aguywithacock6010]

@@nemeshwad7402 Моля стига ти си просто някой сърбин който мисли че знае всико кирилицата е първата славянска азбука! А ТЯ Е БЪЛГАРСКА НЕ РУСКА НЕ СРЪБСКА НЕ НИКАКВА ДРУГА БЪЛГАРСКА!!!

[@nikolainikolov4620]

@@nemeshwad7402 pfff stupid propaganda, heal yourself mongol

[@kristijanmladenovski596]

East Slavs : Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Ruthenian West Slavs: Poles, Czechs, Slovaks,Sorbs Kashubians,Silesians, Moravians, Bohemians, Masurians South Slavs: Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, Montenegrins, Macedonians, Bulgarians, Gorani, Pomak,Torbeshi,Mijaks, Slovenes

[@andrewshepitko6354]

Russians are not east slavs! They are not even slavs.

[@desvec4067]

Also Moravians are west slavs

[@desvec4067]

Also Moravians are west slavs

[@desvec4067]

Also Moravians are west slavs

[@polskakrowka9003]

Why you wrote silesians and masurians they not a nation

[@alenq21]

Even though there is a great number of slavic languages, they are all, in different levels, quite intelligible. So learning a second slavic language should not be a hard task. Like you mentioned, serbo-croatian is spoken in 4 countries and, as it was an official language in Slovenia and Macedonia for a long time (during Yugoslavia), you would be understood there as well. That means you would probably "gain the most countries" if you opted for serbo-croatian. :) Thanks for a great video man, I really enjoyed it! And greetings from Croatia. ;)

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Thanks man

[@poli6ady]

Macedonians speak Bulgarian what do you even mean

[@alenq21]

@@poli6ady I don't know what's confusing you. Read my comment with a proper desire to understand and not to push your beliefs about whether the macedonian is or is not bulgarian

[@poli6ady]

Alen Stojanac don’t be arrogant alen, yugoslavia was a thing for a long time, yes, and it had its influence on language, however, serbian is not well-understood my macedonians and bulgarians whatsoever is what I meant. Just a thing of the past.

[@alenq21]

@@poli6ady You are the aggressive one here. I never said Macedonians speak serbo-croatian. That language was the official language of Yugoslavia and, as it is case with older generations of Slovenes, the older generations of Macedonians can understand it much better than younger people. Thats it.

[@-en4ik--pafos-782]

💪🌲🐻🇷🇺🙏🇺🇦🇧🇾🇧🇦🇧🇬🇨🇿🇲🇰🇵🇱🇷🇸🇸🇮🇸🇰🇲🇪🇭🇷😎🤟Slavs forever Slavs strength Glory to the Slavs ===== Славяне навсегда Славяне сила Слава Славянам

[@Uran_KH-98]

Без России остальные славяне обычные шуты, и славянская слава известен по всему миру только благодаря России, на которого они все так ненавидят. А ведь даже по истории изгнание восточных славян это их рук дело, а теперь пусть познают унижение, мне не важно их судбьа истребят ли их или нет, просто пусть исчезнут одной головной болью будет меньше.

[@user-wg5fe7sl1u]

@@Uran_KH-98 з

[@senadneslan1563]

what bear have whit slavic that is viking culture....

[@andrewshepitko6354]

You're not slavic. And your language is not east slavic. It's lie.

[@Alaen1488]

@@andrewshepitko6354 Russia is slavic country, cry about it

[@Zi19zou]

Greetings to all Slavic people from berberia ⵣ (Algeria)

[@adamkas8396]

My best regards to the Slavic brothers and sisters present here, from south-east Poland 🇵🇱

[@MarcanMC]

Lublin?

[@adamkas8396]

@@MarcanMC nie

[@kamils3123]

Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱 !!!!!

[@Laughing_Lord]

kurwa)

[@scandathepole723]

Ja też

[@eldarzeynalov2703]

Kocham Polskę 👍

[@vieravarda3630]

In fact, Polish and Ukrainian are not that similar at all. Right, there will be some similarities, but Czech and Slovak are the languages ​​closest to the Polish language. An ordinary Polish citizen can understand the Czech or Slovak language in the range of 50-80% without having contact with it before. Having my first contact with the Slovak language, I understood almost everything I heard.

[@andrewshepitko6354]

Have you ever heard ukrainian language? Ukrainian is the most similar with slovak language.

[@vieravarda3630]

@@andrewshepitko6354 Well, I live in Poland and we currently have a lot of Ukrainians here, so yes, I listened to the Ukrainian 😉

[@andrewshepitko6354]

@@vieravarda3630 I think even czech is more similar to ukrainian than polish. I didn't learn czech language but I listen to it and understand very good. And slovak and czech are almost the same

[@illiayushchuk7605]

@@vieravarda3630 i never talked with a pole, but i read some articles in polish and understood like 90% of words

[@2dwatermelon302]

I have a polish friend and an ukrainian friend and most of the time when words in ukrainian arent similar to russian they are usually similar to polish, but that could be for any other slavic language since they are closely related.

[@scandathepole723]

Greetings to all slavs from Poland 🇵🇱

[@garlandgarrison3739]

Great video. There's so much more to Slavic people than Adidas, vodka, etc. They have a very rich culture and history. I think EVERYONE should try to learn about a different people every now and then.

[@garlandgarrison3739]

@Dirty Yellow Fanta vodka, yes. But Adidas is popular in eastern European countries.

[@b33a1207]

Actually, Adidas lost popularity in Russia due to sanctions 💀

[@user-nj1nl4ou4f]

Thank you very much and greetings from Russia

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Конечно

[@-en4ik--pafos-782]

Славяне навсегда Славяне сила Слава Славянам

[@l3ddy]

Hello

[@Odrysian]

Amazing video! Greetings from the Balkans ❤

[@veles748]

If you want to learn second slavic language after Russian, Polish will be good choice for you, because Russian is slavic English, Polish is slavic French.

[@antozhik]

Pan Slavic language the best choice)

[@the_mess_of_meff]

I already know English, a bit of French and Russian I will follow your advice kind stranger

[@centurionoomae1543]

Poland isn't a slavic country, it's Germanic.

[@Copy81]

@@centurionoomae1543 no

[@centurionoomae1543]

@@Copy81 it is.

[@gagadonim3354]

Coldest weather but warmest people . Love from India ❤️🇮🇳

[@amko123]

Depends what country

[@bogdanvoznyi1103]

By the way Russian is one of the closest languages to ancient Sanskrit, Indians and Russians are very old friends❤

[@nemuelvelazquez4652]

If you were going to do another Slavic language, I think it will be the Belarusian language, it would be interesting how you learned it after Russian. (And yes I understood the 99.99 percent of the Russian sentences you wrote, and no I didn’t look in google translate 😅).

[@Tentcl]

Being Belarusian myself (and I do love and speak Belarusian language) I would advice against this, as learning it would not provide much communicative advantage. Better choose a language to widen the population you can speak with. I would go with Czech.

[@nemuelvelazquez4652]

@@Tentcl I know what you’re saying (because I too have meet Belarusian people before in an app and yes meet them through the app), but in a way I disagree, why? Because to me Belarusian language is beautiful in its own way. If I would speak to you in Belarusian, you will be happy and asked “How did you learned it?!” That’s like saying if you spoke Spanish to me (because I’m also native in Spanish), I too would of asked “How?” Anyways, It is sad that it’s a dying language, but I know that people would like to learn it for their own reasons. Including me if I were to learn it. So again, I think (for the people who are Belarusian and speak the language) what do you think about it what I just wrote? I would like to know.

[@Tentcl]

@@nemuelvelazquez4652 It is a great approach. It really is. It is amazing when a stranger speaks your language, especially so, when it is quite a rare language. I would say it is a rise of national identity in Belarus today, so many Belarusians re-learn the language and re-discovers the hidden beauty of it. But from pure practicality of it, you wouldn't gain much by learning Belarusian. It can be a pleasant surprise for someone, but learning completely different widely-spoken language will give you an opportunity to communicate with millions of people, see their perspective on historical events. I think it is priceless. Belarusians will be happy to know you recognize their existance and will speak any possible language with you. Belarus has always been a place of many cultures and languages and I hope it will stay that way.

[@valor-2569]

@@nemuelvelazquez4652 I think you misunderstand-or under-understand the forces at play here. Not all regions of belarus today spoke "belarusian", a fairly recent language adopted over the also recently-created region. The institutions and urban population have spoken Russian as their native language for many centuries. Unless you plan on taking a trip to the remote countryside of belarus to impress the native speakers there, you'd better hold your breath.

[@lenheim]

@@valor-2569 your comment is not relevant to the topic. also belarusian and belarus are as old as any other language in europe.

[@thepolishbeast9422]

I am proud To Be From Podlaskie To Be From Białystok To Be From Poland To Be Slavic 🇵🇱🐺🇵🇱🐺🇵🇱🐺

[@anatolfrombelarus7940]

Bialystok is the most Belarusian of Polish cities :)

[@GrzesiuMusic]

I may be biased, but learn Polish! It uses the roman alphabet, which may make it easier for an English speaker to learn. Also, as you mention, millions of speakers live in English speaking countries for you to practice with, and it's a lovely place to visit.

[@Bio-Customizer]

Сами изучайте свой английский алгоритмический язык для ботов.

[@user-eu4qr2pd6o]

@@Bio-Customizer And this is the only thing you ruZZkies can say... Offend other slavic nations that are no longer you slaves. You hate everyone that is not like you, and want to destroy them. You don't accept that other slavic nations have THEIR own choices and opinions. You want to force every slav to be like you - narrow minded, jelaous and full of hate.

[@bekardo]

1:33 not true, Ukrainian is closer to Belarusian than to polish. We understand Belarusian perfectly, and Belarusians understand us perfectly, while with polish language it's a lot more difficult

[@scandathepole723]

Polish language is much closer to Slovak

[@kwestionowaniestatusuquo7644]

Ukraine is khazar

[@arnel925]

Hello Slavic brothers. Greatings from Bosnia and Hercegovina 🇧🇦

[@Cornyexploited]

You are a Muslim?

[@arnel925]

@@Cornyexploited yes why? 😂 Religon is just religion, you can chose to be ateist, muslim, buddhist, devil worshiper but still your roots are slavic

[@Cornyexploited]

@@arnel925 no problem! I’m not Islamophobic. We are all Slavs. With love from Russia my Bosnian brothers

[@arnel925]

@@Cornyexploited True brother we must always remember religion is something our ancestors have chosen. We are slavs by blood. Once in a time our ancestors were all pegan before Christianity and Islam and all religions. Love to my Russian brothers

[@Cornyexploited]

@@arnel925 yes my brother. We are first of all Slavs! Religion should not divide us. God bless you and all the Bosnian people. 🇷🇺☦️❤️🇧🇦☪️

[@heyyou2318]

Странно, что автор считает Косово частью Сербии, но при этом не включил в состав России Крым на карте и для Беларуси использовал не государственный флаг. Как-то двулично

[@Esortedos]

И какая уже разница.

[@Laughing_Lord]

we are so similar and so different at the same time. all the same, any Slav is closer than a German, a Frenchman or an Englishman

[@bobstone0]

Nonsense, the unity of the Slavs is Russian propaganda to be able to kill other Slavs.

[@kobas8361]

Greetings brothers! Proud to be Slavic!

[@user-ov6xm1zx7p]

SLAVA! Greeting from Macedonia!

[@bobantheighty6141]

The facts as they are... When politicians are not involved, people on both sides of the border understand each other perfectly. With no translator, no myths, legends and lies, because the language the speak is one, the same as the people themselves! Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emTTkKpsiKpsars PS: North-Macedonians are offshoots of the Bulgarian nation! Only the truth makes us FREE! 🗽☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@bobantheighty6141]

Bulgaria and North Macedonia are home to one of the oldest nations in Europe, but divided into two after 1944. A very sad picture of a very ancient and glorious people in the past, represented by its brave fighters and outlaws who constantly fighting to death for Freedom of Bulgaria from Turkish Slavery and for the unification of the already liberated parts of motherland with the still enslaved Macedonia, the lost child of Bulgaria! In memory of the fallen fighters in the village of Banitsa on May 4, 1903, for the unification of Macedonia to the mother Bulgaria and for the eternal memory of the generations: Gotse Delchev from Kukush, apostle and voivode; Dimitar Guschanov from Krushovo village, voivode; Stefan Duhov from Turlis village, chetnik; Stoyan Zahariev from Banitsa village, revolutionary; Dimitar Palyankov from Brody village, revolutionary. Their covenant was - Freedom or Death/Свобода или Смърт (written before 1945 in Old Bulgarian: Свобода или Смърть. Broken BG/MK: Бугаријо, за тебе тие умреа, маjко, за правда и слобода! Линк: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4vcq6iMgNt2p7s Зайди, зайди, ясно слънце. ⚔️Freedom or Death☦️ 🗽☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@user-ov6xm1zx7p]

@@bobantheighty6141 If we were one nation, why did you do the massacre of Vatasha in 1943? Fascist

[@bobantheighty6141]

@@user-ov6xm1zx7p , Listen, Yugo-Macedonian... In the next video you will see how the local population in the town of Resen, southwestern North Macedonia nowadays, which at that time in 1941 bore the Serbian name Serbian Banovina/Сръбска Бановина, (the original Bulgarian name is Vardar Macedonia) welcomed the Bulgarian troops as liberators, not as occupiers! Serbian colonization in Macedonia was a purposeful policy of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, from 1929, to change the ethnic composition of the population in the occupied in 1913 Vardar Macedonia by reducing the relative weight of the Bulgarian element. This settlement, Edmond Boucher de Bell wrote in 1922, "combined with the expulsion of the incorrigible Bulgarian elements, was to lead to the rapid Serbization of the area." The task we ask the following: How can the current heirs of this people we see in the film degenerate to such an extent that they hate their own origin so much and call the Bulgarians "Tatars", "Mongols", "Fascists" and "Occupiers"!?!?!?! In the video you will also see how the Bulgarian soldiers, described in the Socialist Federal Republic of Macedonia and Yugoslavia as cruel "occupiers" and the local "occupied" population, dance together the Bulgarian round dance named horo/хоро and hug. From the footage we also see how, as a sign of respect, children offer flowers to the Bulgarian soldiers. We should also note the fact that the Bulgarian "occupiers" know very well the dance of the "occupied" locals, described in Yugoslavia as Macedonians, and not as Macedonian Bulgarians or just Bulgarians. The reception, which has become a kind of celebration of Freedom, is attended by German soldiers who do not know how to dance the Bulgarian horo, but they are genuinely having fun. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4K6d6aooa-obK8 A few details: Immediately after the establishment of the Bulgarian administration in the already free Vardar Macedonia in 1941, it immediately opened the schools and churches closed by the Serbs, amid unprecedented popular enthusiasm that gripped the local population. In the same year, Bulgaria invested 18% of its GDP in the revival of Serb-enslaved Macedonia. The Bulgarians began immediately with the construction of railways and tunnels, which are still used by the people of North Macedonia. At that time, for the Skopje region and the surrounding area, which had a total population of 265,000, the Bulgarian administration appointed only 123 police officers to take care for the security and tranquility of the locals. This only shows how much trust there was between the Macedonian Bulgarians and the Bulgarians of the Principality, who appointed only locals in the management of all local institutions! Reminder: In Bulgaria to be a Macedonian and Bulgarian have always meant the same thing! Only in North Macedonia are these still two different things and mutually exclusive! And all this is because of the policies and ideologies of Serbian Chauvinism, Anti-Bulgarian Macedonianism and Yugoslav Communism and Titoism, all of them very nasty policies and ideologies pursued for decades in then Yugoslavia. PS: There is no real Macedonian nation and language, and there never was! Everything was created in the years after 1944 and within the borders of the then Yugoslavia, the greatest work of the Comintern after Belarus and Moldova! God created them Bulgarians, Tito made them Macedonians! Only the truth makes us FREE! 🗽☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@bobantheighty6141]

⚠️ The Anti-Bulgarian Macedonianism in North Macedonia kills people! Reminder: The idea of a Macedonian identity was artificially created in the second half of the 19th century and actively used throughout the 20th century to fulfill the territorial claims of some of the other neighboring countries and the Bulgarians to be divided and directed against each other! This was a purposeful policy of the regime in Belgrade and Tito's and Miloshevich Yugoslavia! Same people in two countries, regardless of the fact that one is poorer, brainwashed and outside the European Union, because of their mistakes made in Yugoslavia and lost ties with family and homeland, because of foreign interests involved in/between that beautiful nation! PS: In memory of Spaska Mitrova, a Bulgarian woman from North Macedonia, who was killed by the Macedonian agentura! We will not forget, we will not forgive! За тебе тие умреа, мајко, за правда и слобода! 🗽☦️🦁🇧🇬

[@michalsolnica4889]

Ja jestem z Polski 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱💖💖😄

[@piotrszklarczyk404]

O ja też

[@scandathepole723]

Też jestem Polakiem ale urodziłem się w Wielką Brytanię

[@FitzGeraldo849]

Maybe you will make a video about the history between Slavs and Germans and mixed ethnicities like western kashubians, slisians and sorbs. Also a big part of nowadays Germany was Slavic in the past, you can see this in a lot of city or town names and a lot of the last names in Germany.

[@RANS87IROCZ]

I'm mixed now but in America, mothers side German, Irish and Sweden. Father's side Slovakia, Hungarian

[@admirjelegenda]

As a native speaker of Slovenian & Bosnian, I taught myself Cyrillic alphabet to learn the different variations of Bosnian, Serbian & Montenegro alphabets & words exclusive to these languages. It helped me out a lot to learn Macedonian because I found a great online Croatian - Macedonian language course. If god wills and If my health allows it I will also learn Bulgarian at some point as soon as I will feel confident in my Macedonian knowledge. And as you can see I'm also fluent in English because of school & media. In my opinion the most useful to learn are Croatian & Bulgarian. Croatian because it's easy to learn & four countries either speak or understand it. Bulgarian because you will understand more then half of Macedonian language & grammar wise it's the closest to east-Slavic languages making it useful for those who want to learn Belorussian, Ukrainian or Russian.

[@PainLambright]

I taught myself ћирилица even though I'm Croatian I love all my Slavic Brothers and sisters

[@milosculafic6875]

When it comes to the economy, Slovenia is the most developed Slavic nation. With GDP of more than 30k usd per capita it's not only more developed than other Slavic, but also one of the wealthiest countries in Europe.

[@slouberiee]

Czechia has higher GDP per capita. But I'm always happy for all the slavic nations doing well, Slovenia is great!

[@milosculafic6875]

@@slouberiee Czechia is doing well, but Slovenia had a higher gdp per capita last time when I checked.

[@TadeSLO]

Slovenia is natural diamant in every aspects. Look around...mountains, hillls, lakes, rivers, natural kras caves, Panonia, Adriatic sea, swamps, old woods everywhere, over 75% of Slovenia is covered by trees of all kinds! Wow what a diamant! Happy to live in paradise and drink pure crystal clear water! Very beautiful country in all world!

[@Witex669]

Am 100% slavic . From Poland

[@protoiereiVoydenBozhkovLalov95]

Greetings from Bulgaria slavic brothers and sisters!

[@turtlesxd4976]

I'm proud to be a Ukrainian slav

[@illiayushchuk7605]

Same

[@inuitpeople6574]

@@illiayushchuk7605 Are you safe?

[@MBurda-nv5jb]

Так само🇺🇦

[@elizabethbrower3191]

Tatars aren’t Slavic actually . Also about one half of Ukraine is Ukrainian Greek Catholic. My fathers family is that religion. Just saying

[@aija4280]

I love that you mentioned west slavs as most democratic. Big thumb up for that.

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

It’s the truth!

[@thedarkaquarium2689]

@@MadMacGeopolitics look at poland

[@Ignisan_66]

Most democratic my ass 😂😂 Just look at Slovakia.

[@juniorcrusher2245]

@@thedarkaquarium2689 its democratic

[@amrasverdamir3022]

@@juniorcrusher2245 it is theoretically 😂

[@thareus20]

I would like to point out that Bulgarian and Macedonian follow different dialect patterns, and are not as mutually intelligible as you might think (macedonian had serbian influences in its recent history, while bulgaria had USSR influences to its language). Not to mention the dialects in all the south slavic countries vary wildly. What I mean by this is, the dialects are similar in eastern Macedonia and western Bulgaria, but wildly different in western Macedonia compared to any part of Bulgaria (this includes spoken and written form). So, while they are close and based off the same alphabet, they are not the same (which probably goes for many other languages you mentioned in this video).

[@HeroManNick132]

You are Monkeydonian for sure.

[@MultiGmoney1974]

In short, they are different languages!

[@HeroManNick132]

@@MultiGmoney1974 Since 1945.

[@dejanbijelic5833]

How easy it is to see that he is from anglosphere.

[@Tomekurens]

im proud to be slavic but hate when people say that i only wear and speak russian when im🇵🇱

[@georgigeorgiev6609]

Nice video! Greetings from Bulgaria. 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬

[@Opaline_Arcana]

You are from Bulgaria 🇧🇬? I from Ukraine 🇺🇦.

[@Opaline_Arcana]

Let's be friends?

[@georgigeorgiev6609]

@@Opaline_Arcana - haha, sure

[@Opaline_Arcana]

Знаеш ли друг език освен български🇧🇬?

[@georgigeorgiev6609]

Само английски и немски (донякъде). Иначе съм изненадан, че можеш да говориш на български. Да не би да си бесарабски българин или просто украинец?

[@antoniosigmund7223]

Proud to be Slavic 🇭🇷

[@Literally-Brian]

Cred to you for using the red-white Belarus flag!

[@stipe3124]

There is at least two more versions of Croatian which are a bit different than official language, Kajkavski which is very close to Slovenia and is native language of wider Zagreb area and northwest and also Čakavski which is today language of Istria and the Islands, both are not same as what you call Serbo - Croatian, which is made from the dialect or language number 3 called Štokavski and which is almost same but with minor differences between east and west versions.

[@miloszbaczak3690]

Great video, i also highly dissuade learning polish as it is really difficult. I'm saying this as a pole myself, as i struggle with it often even though it is my native language.

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

I may have to learn a little at least for travel, but do a lot of people know English in Poland?

[@miloszbaczak3690]

In major cities like kraków or Warsaw quite a substantial amount of people can speak english to some degree at least to my knowledge. Polish is hard not only grammatically but also in pronunciation .

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

@@miloszbaczak3690 okay

[@iqlixx7454]

@@MadMacGeopolitics in polish schools we are learning english so yea

[@e4yserys609]

Slovak is also difficult

[@TRNSL8]

This is great! I'm learning about the Slavs and this was a great start. Fascinating info brotha!

[@JustUser402]

As a belarusian. The reason why I don't watch these kind of video because Americans tend to put the wrong flag of my country, which hurts my heart :( Ну ёпрст...

[@user-jo5mw5zb9j]

Просто у него карта из 90-х годов видимо.

[@Kniazhnami]

As a Belarusian, you need to know that it is true historical flag

Im Slovak From slavs

[@gmicg]

After Russian learn the Polish iazik. All the Slavic languages are very similar, their grammar also. Many words are the same like: most, ulitsa/ulitse, riba, rijeka, pivo and many other ones.

[@IongliveIsrael]

The right Belarusian flag 👏🏻🥇

[@talkshow8151]

It's a wrong Belarusian flag! The right flag is 🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾

[@1qmik]

@@talkshow8151 no it's a shit

[@vitaliitomas8121]

@@talkshow8151 the one you used is wrong actually

[@krak8978]

All wrong Belarusian flag, this is the fine one: 🇵🇱

[@Evansdrad8515]

be warned. People are gonna flood the comment section saying that Greeks, Romanians, Hungarians, and Moldovans are somehow Slavic do to genetics. Despite the video being about language and culture. Unless they already entered your comment section.

[@thattimestampguy]

*East Slavs, West Europe and Asia* 0:35 Russia 🇷🇺 , Ukraine 🇺🇦 , Belarus 🇧🇾 *West Slavs, Central Europe* 2:04 Poland 🇵🇱, Czech Republic 🇨🇿, Slovakia 🇸🇰 *South, The Balkan Peninsula, The Balkans* 3:16 3 Languages Slovenia 🇸🇮 Croatia 🇭🇷 Bosnia 🇧🇦 Serbia 🇷🇸 Montenegro 🇲🇪 5:53 North Macedonia 🇲🇰 and Bulgaria 🇧🇬

[@elimlinrr6898]

Why let USA and the West sow discord amongst the Slavs ? Their hidden plot is to divide and conquer the Slavs. All Slavs should unite and kick out the West.

[@scandathepole723]

"West Europe"?

[@vatroslavmarkus24]

South Slavs 6 languages....

[@apiix9519]

@@vatroslavmarkus24 Because SerbianCroatian is like 1 language

[@vatroslavmarkus24]

@@apiix9519 it s not

[@emptyhad2571]

That’s not Belarus flag, this I 🇧🇾.

[@user-ee6nb9ec6v]

У автора аутизм, не дави на него

[@czerwonymotyl948]

Who cares about u pro-Łukaszenko-comunism shit flag?

[@Smartness_itself]

That's not the real one.

[@Randmotherfuckinridley]

All slavic people are brothers and sisters love you all😊

[@copperaxe3931]

"ruzzians are not slavs" -🤓

[@user-yj5jg8xs2p]

Some Ukrainian historian

[@gigaput8953]

@@just_inker2584 Так все верно

[@xc6603]

@@just_inker2584 that literally makes no sense 😂

[@just_inker2584]

@@xc6603 lol, that what Im talking about 😂

[@xc6603]

@@just_inker2584 to each their own, ill keep in mind what a mistake it was to give you false hope. Espicially to people who've been doing it for the past 9 years.

[@aleksandarr_ff2210]

Two mistakes: 1. Kosovo is Serbia 2. This is Belarussian flag:🇧🇾 and not that white-red-white flag

[@MadMacGeopolitics]

Sorry about Kosovo, but the Belarusian flag I used was relevant bc of the protests at the time

[@albinh.3149]

1. Dream on slavic immigrant. 2. Many belarussian identify with the red white flag.

[@kostiamarich]

The white-red-white flag is the true Belarusian national flag, red-green is associated with Lukashenka's regime.

[@aleksandarr_ff2210]

@@kostiamarich UN recognises this flag🇧🇾. And that's what i recognise too

[@izyxclex3831]

Wdym? Look at the thumbnail Kosovo is Serbia

[@sudokuislife]

A really good and informative video. I like it, but you forgot to add Kosovo and Metohija as part of Serbia. If you ignore this small but serious mistake, this is a very informative and fantastic video!

[@albinh.3149]

He is talking about this current time. Meaning 2020/21. Kosovo gained independence in 2008. So its not a mistake. Make a step forward slav.

[@sudokuislife]

@@albinh.3149 No, the status is unclear because half of the UN members didn't recognised Kosovo as an independent country even the UNO didn't recognise Kosovo as an independent country.

[@yougottarelax]

@@sudokuislife its like saying Azerbaijan did good for taking back the karabah from Armenia cause they've took through war in recent years, yeah but Armenia was there since way back so historically speaking it belongs to Armenia , slavs immigranted to the Balkans, so idk what u trynna say, u can't claim something that has older roots that ain't connected to slavic nations

[@sudokuislife]

@@yougottarelax Why do you argue like that? It doesn't matter whether the Slavs immigrated to the Balkans or not. It doesn't change the fact that the status of Kosovo has not yet been clarified. This argument: "You aren't allowed to claim anything because you immigrated here." is so weak, is Hungary not allowed to claim Transylvania just because the Hungarians historically immigrated to Europe or is Slovenia not allowed to claim parts of Carinthia just because the Slavs immigrated? Are the peoples who immigrated somewhere worth less than the peoples who live longer in one area?

[@urospavlovic7189]

@@yougottarelax albanians were on mountains not even near to Kosovo when we came to Balkan

[@lampionmancz]

Thank you for making this video I love it. ❤🇨🇿❤🇸🇰❤🇵🇱❤

[@mariuszlech9173]

Witam bracie z Czech , jak pogoda w Kralovcu?

[@Wozwalded]

🤨Z?

[@lampionmancz]

@@mariuszlech9173 Výborné. Krásné počasí a moře je nádherné :DDD

[@evspe5396]

dakujem za toto video, laska zo slovenska 🇸🇰 Thanks for this video, love from Slovakia

[@Opaline_Arcana]

You are from Slovakia 🇸🇰? I from Ukraine 🇺🇦.

[@Opaline_Arcana]

Let's be friends?

[@justjustice8968]

Thank you for putting a correct flag for Belarus❤️, greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@-en4ik--pafos-782]

🇧🇾🇷🇺🙏🇺🇦 Прости брат нашу власть Дэбилов Мы русские всегда будем свами украинцы #нетвойне

[@julek4248]

Moin moin meine Slawischen freunde

[@SaveznaRepublikaJugoslavija]

the flag is fake

[@SaveznaRepublikaJugoslavija]

@@rockyhd5gangxd784 The legal flag of Belarus is real, I don't need no right wing nationalistic flag

[@SaveznaRepublikaJugoslavija]

@@rockyhd5gangxd784 it was relinquised in 1994

[@vladica879]

Slava rodu!proud to be slavic!

[@dramir5953]

The Belarus flag is wrong, wtf? This is the flag 🇧🇾

[@matvey2357]

Thats a flag of Alexander Lukashenko and also a flag when Belarus was occupied by USSR. White-red-whire is the older one, more historical. Now if someone use this flag he can go to prison. And if u speak Belarusian language u can have a lot of problems too. (but its actually not illegal) Its hard to explain but this is it

[@Milan_M_]

Montenegrin is not a ethnicity it’s a nationality almost everybody in Montenegro 🇲🇪 are Serbs

[@MishaMedved55]

Hello Slavic brothers I Russian but I respect all of you.

[@AnnoDominiAD]

Slava Slavenima, Bog i Slavija!

[@Panzerkapfenwagen-25maps]

try czech when you learn it its easy to learn slovak or polish but i dont force you it your choice btw great content i see hope in your channel keep it up!

[@savheer1744]

Great video

[@efjefe]

My mother was arab and slav. And slav on my dads side. See my name. Proud slav.

[@DarkSentinel52]

very good video greetings from poland

[@simoboljevic8685]

Montenegro is one of oldest Slavic country from since Vizantin times (Duclea, Zeta) that renew independency in 2006 from Serbia and Montenegro name that was official state name in that time not only serbia from 1941 tilll 2006 was republic inside Yugoslavia..as other republic .and one Curiosity is that was only Slavic Country that was always free from Mongols (not like Russia 300 years) austrougars (not like Poland, Chech, Slovakia, slovenia croatia.200 years.) and Ottomans( not like Bugaria Serbia Bosnia 500 years) Da je Vjecna Crna Gora

[@HeroManNick132]

Ти си спящ сърбин, трай си!

[@user-pc2jp2yr3c]

Don't include the coastline which you guys stole from Croatia after WW1.

[@user-nu7fl2dz5q]

Черногорцы, это предатели. Если остальные славянские страны можно понять в их политике. Есть определённые резоны и оценки её, то "Независимость" Черногории это предательство в чистом виде.

[@simoboljevic8685]

@@user-pc2jp2yr3c croatia was part off astrougaria so...sorry natural part of Montenegro con ifluence of Venezia ...nothing particulary croatish is not there ...normaly with great respact of 1% of croat minority that live and love mobtenegro us their birdh country ..one more alingment that othet balkan bation donth have inclusivity

[@martinecsinisa]

SLAVA RODU I NAŠIM PRECIMA!! ❤🇭🇷

[@Cp-71]

2:28 Small mistake here, that should be "Język", not "Jazyk"...

[@user-yk1ij5li2d]

Thank you for this video. I'm from Russia and I'm have been learning English for 1 year. I very love my homeland but I want to peace between Ukraine and Russia.

[@Tok0nut]

Great video, I learned quite a bit! You should do similar videos about other ethnic groups someday.

[@Spursfan8147]

Greetings, from Romania Slavic languages you should learn after Russian You should learn Serbian and Bulgarian if you want to communicate with a lot of south Slavs and for west Slavs should be Czech as it also has a Germanic presence and for east Slavs is gonna be Ukrainian after as Belarusian and Russian are similar but it’s harder to understand

[@Sleepyphoenix]

russians don't understand other Slavic languages like Slavs can. The fact is that they are not Slavs, but the basis of Russian is the Slavic Old Bulgarian language. But many Turkic, French, German and other words were added there. Russians do not understand most of the words that, for example, Poles, Ukrainians, Belarusians, and others understand among themselves. You can see this by the ratio of shared vocabulary in Slavic languages. Russian language will not allow to understand other Slavic languages, it will only teach the Cyrillic alphabet...

[@wehappytube9947]

@@Sleepyphoenix i think English has similar situation with Russian.

[@dymytryruban4324]

@@Sleepyphoenix Languages must be known, even a little. Not just "andestood".

[@xocira]

St Louis, my hometown, has the world's largest Bosnian population outside of bosnia. Love from America to all Slavic countries ❤️❤️❤️

[@prcbukvu2293]

Bosanski Muslimani su potomci turskih kvinslinga i kulturno i civilizacijski su bliži Turskoj nego slavenskim evropskim narodima!

[@hyperborean7500]

Good video the only inaccuracy was about Montenegro being created in 2006. They were part of the balkan wars and existed during the middle ages too

[@shootingeagle3554]

interesting vid! Greetings from Moldova 🇲🇩

[@mrzantrollovic5869]

Croats - Slavs Serbs - Gypsys Simple as that 🤷

[@rockyhd5gangxd784]

No kid😂😂😂😂

[@domeni7473]

You have inaccurate global numbers for south slavs for sure xD BILO KUDA BALKAN SVUDA! ;) There's probably more balkan workers around the world than you think hehe It's always nice to see naše ljudi when you travel or work around the world. Žive naj vsi narodi!

[@TheMordecai13]

I think he is on point with Croats in the world

[@rinhays4523]

Mad Macu, you should learn Čescho or Slovensko 🇨🇿🇸🇰

[@AAProductions...]

Pozdrav iz Hrvatske 🇭🇷! Mozes li molim te nauciti Hrvatski nakon Ruskog? (Translate: Greeting form Croatia 🇭🇷! Can you please learn Croatian after Russian language?)

[@RomaForLife]

Pozdrav iz Србије

[@urospavlovic7189]

Misliš srpski ?

[@urospavlovic7189]

@FiReDrAgOnCro X jeste brate onoliko koliko sam ja iz Brazila

[@urospavlovic7189]

@FiReDrAgOnCro X na srpskom jeziku koji pričamo i ja i ti se sa mnom piše odvojeno

[@iqlixx7454]

Pozdrow z polski, Greeting from poland. Btw when i was in croatia and i was buying milk so on the milk's box was 'svježe mlijeko' so i understood waht does mean because in polish it does mean 'świeże mleko'

[@dr.damian]

Great video! You deserve way more subs.