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

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

I'm from Belarus. Russian and Ukrainian is 100% understandable, also in general understood Polish, Slovak and Bulgarian. Much love to all slavic friends and hope that someday we can live in peace and friendship.

As a Serbian, I simply LOVE every Slavic languge, they're all sonorous and comfortable for listening. Slav's power 💪💙

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

We all came here to discuss Slavic languages using English.

As I Czech, I only understand Slovak (which is almost the same) and a little bit of Polish. Other languages I understand only few words but not the entire meaning. However, all these languages are beautiful and I love Slavic people, culture and countries. Hopely one day, we will live in peace as brothers.

I am French and I love Slavic languages and people. All of these languages are very pleasant to listen to.

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

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

Bracia Słowianie pozdrawiam Was serdecznie ! Jestem dumny, że jestem Słowianinem !

As a American Colombian who knows English and Spanish, I can say that Slavic languages are very beautiful ❤ 🇺🇲🇨🇴

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

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

So proud of being slavic❤ i wish i could understand all slavic languages. Listening to the languages is almost like you understand them but then realise you have no idea what they are saying. Maybe a few words :) wish you all the best and greetings from croatia❤🇭🇷

I’m Indonesian but I always wished I was born in one of Slavic countries. I think your languages are beautiful :) Currently I’m learning Polish and Czech language, and even though they are quite difficult for me, I still love to learn them!

Fellow Slavs, the algorithm has brought us all together again! Greetings from Poland to all Slavic people out there! 🇵🇱 🇨🇿 🇺🇦 🇸🇰 🇸🇮 🇲🇰 🇲🇪 🇷🇸 🇧🇬 🇷🇺 🇧🇾 🇭🇷 🇧🇦

- Can I Copy Your Homework? - Yeah but change it up a bit so it doesn't look obvious you copied - Ok 🇵🇱 🇨🇿 🇸🇰

As a person who only speaks Swedish and English these languages sound so incredibly beautiful and make my tongue want to bleed 😂😂 how do you do that?! I can’t even make half of those sounds.

As a Serb, I couldn’t understand Russian, Ukrainian and Belarus. I could understand a bit of Polish, Czech and Slovakian. Pretty good idea of what they are talking about in Bulgarian, Slovenian and Macedonian. And 100% understood Croatian and Bosnian.

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

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

As a native English speaker I never understood a word but still the Slavic languages are beautiful to listen to

As a Portuguese who is learning Polish and Croatian right now, Polish was the language in which I understood the most in this video because I'm currently in the A2.1 level of it here in my faculty and it's the Slavic language I've been with the most contact as of late. I also understood the number "cetirdeset" in the Croatian snippet and I also understood the number 112 in the Slovak one because it's very similar to how it sounds in Croatian. I also understood some words in Russian. All these languages are beautiful, by the way. The Slavs are great people! Much love from Portugal! ❤

As a brazilian and a native portuguese speaker, i didn't understand any a word of theese languages. But I think them very beautifull!

I love you all, my dear Slavic brothers, no matter what happens between our countries, you all are my dear brothers and I love you.

Болгарский очень красиво звучит!!

These are melodious languages. Bulgarian sounds very elegant.

Everyone else: talk about weather, politics and similar stuff Bosnian: ZEMLJA JE POSTALA OPASNO MJESTO (which means "The Earth has become a dangerous place")

It's fun to see so many comments about how nice Serbian sounds, without mentioning Croatian and Bosnian, which are the same language with minor dialectal differences. I think that the presenter is the key here. :)

As a Slovak i definetly understand czech and for my surprise i understand polish too even though i dont know how to speak Polish. Love from Slovakia to all of the countries out there!!!!!😁🙂

The last thing I expected was for my city to be named within 15 seconds of a Slavic languages video. Greetings from Santiago, Chile ❤

Dobry denj, bratja slovany!

было бы здорово, если бы на всех славянских языках прочитали один и тот же текст :)

I am French but I love slavic culture and langages. I almost visited all of these countries 😊. Just back from Praha which is an incredible city, the most beautiful on earth. Just amazing ❤

Да сте живи и здрави всички славянски и балкански народи и ЧНГ 2024г.! Поздрави от България. May all the Slavic and Balkan nations be blessed and Happy New 2024! Greetings from Bulgaria.

Slavs watching this video: I wonder how much I will understand Me, a Hungarian watching the video: What are they talking about, and why didn't I hear kurva?

Our language is golden! Greetings for all Slavic people from Serbia 🇷🇸❤️🇷🇺🇧🇾🇺🇦🇭🇷🇧🇬🇸🇮🇲🇪🇧🇦🇵🇱🇸🇰🇲🇰🇨🇿!

very cool video. Great languages and reporters!

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

I understand 0% of all of them, but slavic languages are beautifull. Thanks for all the kind words about our language too, this is one of the reasons why I like slavic people so much !

As a Bulgarian I understood most easily the south slavic languages, especially the Macedonian, also quite a bit of the Russian (I’ve studied Russian 20 years ago for 2 years maybe this helped 😅), i caught a few words from the Ukrainian and Belarusian, but nothing from the west slavic languages. Interesting experiment! 😃

Im not a slavic not even an european but i dunno why i love slavic languages so much.currently learning russian.wish me luck)

One thing is certain: all Slavic women are just BEAUTIFUL!

I understand written words more than speaking.

as a Ukrainian speaker who knows russian too I can say what all slavic languages sounds very similar. You can catch the meanings of all speaker but it stills sounds backwards 😂

Beautiful people all those Slavs.

I can hear the difference between northern slavic and balkan slavic languages

As an English speaking person I understand 0%

They all do sound very similar to me. I don't know any Slavic languages (save a few words here and there), and couldn't tell these apart at least in their spoken forms. I like the sound of the Slavic languages, and I love their traditional music :)

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

As i am Polish i understand 100% Polish 50% Slovak After tatratea 100% Slovak

this is so cool! My biggest dream is to learn every slavic language

As a polish speaker, I understood very very much, especially russian belarussian, ukrainian and slovak. Greetings from Poland to all my slavic brothers!💪💪💪

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

Bratia Slovania, želám Vám všetko dobré zo SLOVENSKA z Bratislavy

Sláva to Slavs! Unite as one brothers!

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

Czech woman: 👁️👄👁️

Awesome thing is that Czechs and Slovaks understand each other perfectly (some words are different, but we know them). It's like the same language, but dialects.

As a Croatian I would say that the Western & Southern Slavic languages when spoken, all sound similar with a slight Italian sounding with a pause or gap when pronouncing the words, where as the Eastern Slavic languages sound more grouped together and strung out.

I love the random animals on the cities around the world in Russia news 😂😂😂

pozdrawiam wszystkich braci z kazdego slowianskiego kraju!

Can we just talk about the beauty of all Slavic people wowwww , we are all Slavic brothers and sisters 🫶🥰💪

Родной - русский. Больше всего понравился украинский - очень по-тёплому звучит. Белорусский в этом видео звучит очень привычно, но чаще всего он всё же с такими, скажем так, инопланетными нотками)).

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

I'm Polish. Most familiar sounding: Belarusian, Slovak, Czech, Ukrainian Less familiar sounding: Russian, Bulgarian, Macedonian Sounding interesting/cosmic: Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Bosnian Hugs to all my fellow Slavs :D

Creating a video that showcases all Slavic languages in one video would be a complex and time-consuming endeavor, as there are several Slavic languages with distinct dialects and variations. Moreover, the length of such a video would likely be quite long, making it challenging to watch in its entirety. If you're interested in learning about Slavic languages, I would recommend exploring them individually or in smaller groups. You can find resources online, such as videos and articles, that introduce you to the basics of each Slavic language, their unique features, and cultural context. This approach will allow you to appreciate the richness and diversity of Slavic languages more effectively. If you have a specific question about a particular Slavic language or need information about a specific aspect of these languages, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to provide you with relevant information.

I already commented, I know, but as a person from Slovakia, I understood czech (obviously), russian, and a bit of polish. Even tho I didn’t understand the other languages, they were honestly all very unique and interesting!

I was most amazed at the similarity between slavic languages when we were in Kyiv for spring break. We got lost somewhere and found a young police officer - he was about our age so we spoke to him in English and we spoke Serbian between ourselves. The guy stopped us and correctly (!) guessed that we were Serbian (which still blows my mind, maybe he played CS 1.6 with Serbs or something) and said, I'll speak in Ukranian and you will understand it all, don't worry! And we did :) After that, in Moscow, we spoke more Serbian than English and got along Moscow just fine Slavic gang united 🤙🏻

Didn't know Margot Robbie speaks fluent Czech

Prajem všetko dobré pre všetky slovanské národy ❤❤❤

Сърдечен поздрав на всички братя и сестри, вие правите света по-красив с вашата душевност и по-богат с вашето милосърдие, а нашата обща история е древната история на почти половин Европа и половин Азия

I speak Polish (native), Serbian/Croatian (learnt by interest) , Russian (learnt at school/interest) and Czech(I live in Prague) and I understand all the rest :) our languages are the best!

If you speak Czech and Russin you can understand something from all of the slavic languages....

Приветствую всех из России 🇷🇺 Новосибирск 🌲🌲🌲🌲

I am from Ukraine originally, and I clearly understand Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian. No problem for me to understand Polish. Hard to understand Makedonian and Czech. But Czech journalist was so beatuiful on this video) As well as ukrainian women. I wish all my slavic brothers and sisters peace and hapiness, and wyse goverment.There are not so many of us at this planet, and we should live in peace, all of slavic countries and nations.

I'm French and these languages are music to my ears ❤️

I’m Venezuelan and I come here to hear these beautiful languages.

much love for slavic brothers and sister around the world from poland

I like this type of videos. ☺️ As a Serbian, I can understand 100% of Croatian and Bosnian, 80% of Macedonian and Slovenian, 60% of Bulgarian and Slovakian, and less then 50% of other Slavic languages. Greetings from Sremski Karlovci!

Prejem všetko dobré všetkým Slovanským národom . Zabudli sme na slová Kniežaťa SVETOPLUKA o troch prútoch .

Czech- 100% (native) Slovak- 100% (Hi brothers!) Polish- 80% (Hi neighbors) Russian/Belarusian- 50% Rest- (10-30%) Greetings from Moravia in Czech Republic!

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

Why we're not supporting each other! ?❤❤we have so much in common! Sending love to all nations around the world

I love being slavic

Macedonian here: 1. Russian - Telling about the weather, but also about a new natural occurrences during the pandemic, like a puma walking on the streets of Santiago and (чаики?) on the beaches of Peru. 2. Belarusian - Didn't understand much, something about spirituality 3. Serbian - Informs about events like a gallery dedicated to Anne Frank's life that is available until 8th of May, and about a art exhibition in the Ethno museum in Belgrade called "Without beginning and end" where different kinds of rings from old times are on display, the exhibition is until 22nd May 4. Ukrainian - something about peace? Maybe the war situation. 5. Croatian - It's about Vukovar-Srem municipality subsidizing houses or apartments so that they stimulate the youth to remain living there. 6. Bulgarian - Something about spilling concrete in the sea near the tourist acommodations and people angry about it and talking about it on social media, and the object being legal but not secured or something like that. 7. Slovenian - Discussing about some logistical problems. (It's so weird, I can understand individual words but can't understand 100% what is it about) 8. Bosnian - "The earth has become a dangerous place", about how journalism is the most dangerous profession in the world as they are constantly under threat of being killed or perish in a disaster. 9. Polish - The unemployment being at record low level, the rest didn't get much. Something about EU parliament. 10. Czech - Korona, that's all I understood :( 11. Slovak - Something about someone on Mount Everest, "for incredible 112 minutes". Something something stunt performer Wim Hof

We have this bond, we Slavic people. We understand each other in a way. It's the Slavic spirit I guess. ❤️ Volim vas braćo i sestre

🇭🇷 As a CROATIAN i understand most Slovakian,Russian,Bulgarian, than Ukrajine I understand also polish and checz but not every single word “United States Of Slavia” 😅 🐊Slava Braćo🐊

We are all beautiful Slavic, sons of glory!

Beautiful people, beautiful language and country Hugs for Slavic brothers ❤️

I’m from Poland and I’d say Czech and Slovak are the most understandable and closest languages to ours ( around 80-85%) and then Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian ( in the right order ). The rest not really... maybe a bit of Slovenian and Croatian. Sending love to our southern neighbours 🇵🇱 🇸🇰 🇨🇿

beautiful

Татар из РФ. Знание русского 100%. Остальные на слух тяжело воспринимать. Быстро говорят, плюс звук не очень. Но на письме понятных слов больше. Особенно польский больше всего интуитивно понятен. Очень нравится ваша языковая группа. Нежные и красивые языки.

As a German, of course, I don't understand a single sentence. But I grew up near the Czech border and had a few years of Russian at school, so I can at least distinguish Czech/Slovak from the other Slavic languages and understand some words. And it is really easy for me to distinguish a German speaking Russian from a Czech. The accent in German is really very different although both languages seem to be very similar. Ok, I don't want to disturb the Slavic party any further. Your languages are all wonderful and I always like their sound very much and very especially your accent in German. It always sounds so soft and pleasant.

As a Russian I would be very happy if current events were finally over...Love and respect to all slavic nations!

I love slavic languages. They just have this beautiful quality that I don't understand but I adore ❤

I'm from 🇸🇰 (Slovakia) and I understand something from every slavic language❤. But I understand everything from🇨🇿 Czech , then something less from 🇵🇱, 🇺🇦, 🇷🇸and 🇭🇷.

просто несправедливо, что под видео про славянские языки нет ни единого комментария на славянском языке исправляю

I'm just a Vietnamese wandering around here and trying to guess how to differentiate sounds amoung those languages :)