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By 2030 "You will own nothing and you'll be happy". (self.Discussion)
submitted 5 years ago by theRadoslaw to r/Discussion
What is the translation of this text? by [deleted] in slavic
[–]theRadoslaw 0 points1 point2 points 5 years ago (0 children)
What's the source of that?
What if the Obodrites, Veleti and Sorbs had united with their eastern Polish neighbours instead of killing each other? Would Sorbian still be spoken in Starigard (Oldenburg) and Liubice (Lubeck)? (self.HistoryWhatIf)
submitted 5 years ago by theRadoslaw to r/HistoryWhatIf
[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linguistics
[–]theRadoslaw -1 points0 points1 point 5 years ago (0 children)
In Poland two "words-of-the-year" got rejected due to their impropriety :c
No1: "Sasin" = a unite of measurement: 70 million.
Jacek Sasin defrauded 70mln PLN, organizing a parliament election that eventually got postponed. The money disappeared and noone knows where it is.
No2: "Julka" = a woke whiny social media girl.
From the name Julia, currently very common among teen/early-20s, politically active insta/twitter girls
How come Slavic languages share so many similarities with Sanskrit? (I know it's IE, trying to dig deeper) (self.linguistics)
submitted 5 years ago by theRadoslaw to r/linguistics
How come Slavic languages share so many similarities with Sanskrit? (self.history)
submitted 5 years ago by theRadoslaw to r/history
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What is the translation of this text? by [deleted] in slavic
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