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🤓 Polish Language | Can Russian speakers understand it? → https://youtu.be/k7Wh0Sudeuc

@lisakitteh

From a Slovenian perspective, this was very interesting :) You guys did really well, I didn't expect that! It's nice to see that people are interested in our tiny country and our language. Greetings from Slovenia :)

@arvantsaraihan5777

I remember that 'otrok' means child in Slovenian but slave in Slovak and I find that to be funny and awesome 😂

@rokjarc

Norbert I am happy that you got a good Slovenian speaker. She sounds to me a teacher of slovenian language, but we can hear that she has a strong eastern, Styrian accent. As slovenian language has so many dialects as all Slavic language together it would be interesting to have few slovenian speakers with different accents.

@slovenianlearnsslovak5145

It's so funny to me that Slovenian has so many dialects, that sometimes it's hard for us to understand each other. I'm from the eastern part and when I went on an exchange with a few people from Ljubljana, they constantly said that they had trouble understanding me. I didn't even speak in my dialect, so having an accent is enough heh

@mikoajbojarczuk9395

Jaz sem Poljak in ravno zdaj se učim slovensko! Lep jezik! Pozdrav iz Poljske vsem Slovencem in vsem ostalim Slovanom!🇸🇮❤️

@dmitriyf.5736

Excellent! As I Russian speaker I could easily guess the words right from the first explanation. But seeing the lady's articulation and the subtitles was a great help, of course. ;-)

@TheMikeOrganist

Very interesting, I'm learning some Slovene right now, and hearing some words explained (with subtitles ;D) helped me a lot. Can't wait to speak it fluently. ^^
And interesting, how every Slav could technically understand each other when speaking a little bit slower.
Lep pozdrav iz Avstrije in veliko ljubezni do naših bratov in sester iz Slovenije!! ;) 🇦🇹❤🇸🇮

@lovrocalicjoca941

Sramota da mi Hrvati ne znamo govoriti slovenski, a Slovenci savršeno govore hrvatski...Na svu sreću dosta razumijemo, a ni poljski nije toliko drugačiji, svi smo mi Slaveni! Snimite, molim vas, hrvatski vs slovenski 🇭🇷🇸🇮🇵🇱

@auberginesonofdude7970

Norbert you are the man for creating videos like this.

@tuna5653

I am Turkish and I don't speak either polish or slovenian, just learing czech (A2 level). I just want to say, this lady has a talent to express herself by her gesture very well. I guested 2 words correctly but mostly because of her way of explanation :D Well done. I really enjoy this type of videos and all slavic languages are crazy interesting for me. Thanks again! Cheers!

@ЕвгенияФилимоненко-л3ъ

Спасибо вам за вашу работу!! 
Это невероятно! Даже не зная языков слушаешь и понимаешь, а что не понимаешь сразу , можно прочитать и тогда уж точно понять. 
Побольше таких видео!

@spukster9086

Помойму для мене це найважча для розуміння  слов'янська мова. Дякую за контент. Було дуже цікаво.

@adam7690

It's amazing, I am Italian and speak polish and understand many words from slavic world, dobra teraz będę pisał trochę po polsku bo mi się podoba i nic.. Dobrze wam życzę

@RoseRoseRoseRoseRoseRose

As someone who loves Slavic languages I could understand some things without looking at the subtitles because Jasmina explains the things very well with confidence and clarity so it is quite understandable to the audience. And I know the interesting mnemonic/ memory technique of Maciej, too. And at the minute 20:20 I had to laugh because of your three carefully selected options for ONE answer, dear Norbert❣ Wielkie dzięki❣😊👍

@denkodel6516

As a Croatian-American Čakavski Croatian island dialect speaker I understand 85 percent of the Slovenian.  45-65% of the Polish.   😀😀😀😀😀 great work guys! POZDRAV!

@romanasustar

Zelo dobro. Tvoje posnetke (videos) delim s svojimi učenci. Poljščina je zanimiva, se razume, ampak samo če govoriš počasi. Super kanal! Lep pozdrav!

@farerazor9065

Robisz bardzo interesujący interes. Zawsze z wielką przyjemnością  oglądam  Twoje programy.

@peterfoxts

I understand Slovene pretty well I lived in Trieste (Trst) close to border, with a Slovene speaking minority, Polish it is harder for me because of its very different phonology, but   if you are used to, it's not  so hard. I speak Russian and studied Slovene long time ago.  My mother tongue Neapolitan and Italian naturally. Good job Norbert

@CloudLamberts

I just knew I had to check my subscriptions one more time today!
I'm so in love with these "mutual intelligibility" videos from you, so I'm looking forward to learn Polish, thanks, Norbert!