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Latin is faster than italian

Latina este patria noastră! ro Il latino è la nostra patria! it Le latin est notre patrie ! fr O latim é a nossa pátria! pt ¡El latín es nuestra patria! sp Patria nostra Latina est! lat El llatí és la nostra pàtria! cat

Everyone: Wolf Estonian: HUNT

In Ukrainian, the word “сир” means something different. "Сир" is cottage cheese. What you depict in the picture is “hard cheese", "твердий сир". 😐

Какие, мягко говоря, моральные уроды снимают свои видосы с фальшивым беларуским флагом?

En breton : ar bleiz !

Я украинец и как українец вам заявляю:если вы про галичанский(западно-украинский диалект) то да, в видео показана западно-украинская версия языка, например Як справи?❌ Як работи?✅

In Russian it is more correct Kartofel' Kartofel' is a neutral word, and kartoshka is a colloquial word.

In basque: ORAIN

In Bulgarian macka is a dialect word everybody understands but no one uses.

Melon

Here Estonian, Finnish, Hungarian and Turkish are not related. The rest are all indo european.

In Italian caseus is also cacio.

Московити - не слов'яни, нахіба ви їх тулите до слов'ян?

Что за тихановская прокладка вместо Флага Беларуси?? И сюр про Крым из той же агнозии?

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Franek Dolas: Jak te języki słowiańskie są do siebie podobne.

Bonnie video. Just a pity that included Turkey that's nit European but forgot all celtic languages and euskera 😢

🇺🇦 Товариш.

Montenegrin words should also be included.

Why wasn't Moldova added to the map?

Mouse next 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

the word for potato did not exist in latin, it's a bit weird to add, it's like asking a latin speaker to traslate Television, it did exist back then so the word is burrowed

Бутерброд это хлеб с маслом (от немецкого хлеб и масло), ну или хлеб с чем-нибудь на нём, а сэндвич это хлеб с чём-то и ещё хлеб Бутерброд:🍞/&🧈/&🥓/&🥬/&🍅/&🥒/&🥩 Сэндвич :🥪

Зачем у Белоруссии разные флаги?

L'origen del portuguès és Galícia. A Galícia, gallec i portuguès, no castellà.

El mapa és incorrecte el català també es parla a les Illes Balears, al País Valencià, als Pirineus Orientals, a part d'Aragó, a Andorra...

😂😂😂😂 Флаг не тот у Белоруси, чтобы ❌😯❌лЫ не говорили

Maltese: qattus

"Bocadillo" (little morsel/bite) or "emparedado" ("walled in" -by the bread slices-) are the proper words for sandwich in Spanish from Spain, although it is true that we tend to call "sandwiches" (sadly often mispelled as sandwichs in fast food restaurants) those made with sliced bread.

Turkish has two words for wolf, Kurt and Börü. One (Kurt) is a loanword; possibly of Sodgian or Tocharian origin. The other, uncommon these days, is Old Turkic (Börü) In ancient times, Turks believed that mentioning the wolf by its "real" name would bring misfortune, so its foreign name was used in polite speech. Sort of like calling the male sexual organ by its Latin or Greek name, wouldn't you say?

In Ukraine also say "pes"

Would be cool to see some of the Celtic languages as well. From Proto-Celtic *kattos Irish: cat /kat̪ˠ/ Scottish Gaelic: cat /ˈkʰaʰt̪/ Manx: kayt /kɛt/ From Proto-Celtic *kattā or post-Classical Latin catta Welsh: cath /kaːθ/ Cornish: kath /kæːθ/ Breton: kazh /ˈkɑːs/

🇵🇹 Sandes

There also are words for male-dog in Russian, Ukrainian: пёс and пес (pes).

In standard Ukrainian it is sound like in Belarusian, like "voŭk" or in Polish script "wołk")

Speak "friend" and enter.

Good video (200 like)

Skopia not Makedonia

Das línguas da Europa eu sugiro se não pedir muito o idioma basco já que o país basco está entre Espanha e França porém a língua é bem diferente

In Czech and Slovak, the words "Přítel" (Czech) and "Priateľ" (Slovak) are also possible ways to say "a friend".

Katze is the female version of a Cat.

A gdzie język maltański którego używa się na Malcie

Μονο ελληνικά, το Α και το Ω. Όλες οι άλλες γλώσσες είναι βαρβαρικές

Brazilian: Cow

There is a division in russian and ukrainian: 'sobaka' is female dog and 'pyos' is male dog

*You did not include several Germanic languages:* * Bavarian (Austro-Bavarian) * Alemannic (which includes also Swiss German) * Lower German (Low Saxon) * Frisian languages * Scots language

I can say that 'sobaka' and 'pes' are equally used words in Ukrainian, the thing is that 'sobaka' is feminine gender gramatically and 'pes' is a musculine, so if U know the gender of the dog U can use 'pes' for a male dog and 'sobaka' for a female dog, if U don't know the gender of the dog, U can use any word, but 'sobaka' would be preferrable. Same is right in Russian with the words 'sabaka' and 'pios'.

VOLk in Slav lengwiges denouts: that one, who pools away, from ВОЛочити

Kurt - german mens name/ Susi - german womens name.