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@waltercool
I'm not familiar with a few of those flags, but more importantly: why is Romanian lawful evil? I'm not advocating is should be "good", god knows too well that I hate my own native language. But evil?
Italians, Portuguese, Spanish, Gallegan can easily understand each other without basic knowledge, even those languages at inner France like Occitan or Breton.
Just not Romanian. It's more likely a Polish person may understand Romanian lot better than a Italian for ex.
@waltercool
>deeply mixed with Polish/Russian
>It's more likely a Polish person may understand Romanian
Don't know where you're from, but you've clearly been horribly misinformed. Only proper Russian word I know of is tovarăș (comrade), and god only knows where you pulled the Polish from.
There is some argument to be made for some slavic influence, but we're talking about ancient slavic, definitely not proper Russian or Polish.
And in either case, it probably pales by comparison to the real major influence on our language is Dacian. Some of our most basic words are dacian in origin, like our words for: hat, old man, steam, lip, cheese. There's a lot of them.
https://oradeistorie.ro/cuvinte-de-origine-dacica-pastrate-in-limba-romana/
I really hope you didn't take your "knowledge" of my language from quora users who are Brazilian lawyers, or from a rando who thinks ă and â are of slavic origin, when the list of dacian words are chuck-full of ă, â, ș and ț.
@waltercool @chymera
Well, you linked a really stupid quora article as source, so I have a hard time believing you.
Seriously though, do you comprehend how stupid and insulting it is to say Romanian is mixed with Russian or Polish? That's like saying English is mixed with German.
Again, sure there's slavic influence in our language, but we're talking about ancient slavic, not modern. Those root slavic words are not the same in modern Russian, to the point where you can make claims that Romanian has Russian in it, just like root latin words didn't remain the same in modern French, Italian, Spanish etc.
I know the language is not even close to them, but it's easier for those languages to understand Romanian than any other Romance language, at least without any knowledge.
I met Brazilians, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Galicians, I have Italian relatives... and without knowing the language, it's easy for me to understand they saying (except French) and bitwise.
I just can't say same for Romanian, even books are mostly unintelligible for me, and don't care about the weird letters, they are Romance for sure, just not used at any other Romance language, and that's fine.
@waltercool @chymera
Now I know you're trolling. What does the Church have to do with anything? Fucking hell man...
@waltercool @chymera
I don't think you understand how much YOU'VE insulted me and my people by saying we speak Russian words. I don't think you comprehend how much we hate Russia. So yes, fuck you buddy. You're clueless about this. You complain that you and whatever French and Italians you might know can't magically understand Romanian, but where the fuck are the Russians and Polish that can?! You make a retarded claim and expect me to be respectful? Show me the fucking Russians who just magically learn Romanian by trying to read a Romanian book. I'll wait.
@waltercool @chymera
We were literally under Soviet occupation. You think we enjoyed that? You think Eastern Europe enjoyed the communist hellhole? Maybe you think Ukraine likes what's happening these days too.
@MaxMustermann @chymera @waltercool
Not really. They're still lying and thieving bastards. When they return our gold treasury we sent to them during WW2 for safe keeping, then maybe we'll consider they've changed.
@MaxMustermann @chymera @waltercool
Correction, WW 1.
@MaxMustermann @chymera @waltercool
Except Russia refuses to repay. They even refuse to acknowledge they ever had it, and they threaten that we shouldn't go digging the past. Seriously fuck them.
My issue here isn't necessarily that it's a lot of gold, but rather that among that gold there was a lot of historical artifacts that date from Dacian times. Some really important stuff.
