Hello slavic brothers.
What is your opinion on a federation comprising primarily Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and the Rusyns and Sorbs? This proposal was put forward after World War II, but what would you think if such a federation were to come into existence today?
This isn't the first time. I have tried to make a normal conversation but it has almost backfired. I don't know what's the reason . He is 100% Russian. I just wanted to confirm and see the results 🤦
For centuries, roughly half of what is now Germany was bilingual. The other language wasn't French or Latin – it was Slavic.
Im from Ukraine, considering to live abroad, potential move to Croatia, Poland or Serbia. What is your experience adjust to life outside where your from and how other Slavic culture has compare to your own? Any advice or things to understand before relocation?
Unlike Asia or South America , there isn't a joint family who takes care when you get old and Unlike Western Europe and English speaking countries, there aren't many nursing care as well. During my stay in Russia, I saw many Babushka who stayed all alone.
Narazil jsem na týpka, který sám maká na RTS / Tower defense indie hře z středověkého prostředí, kde husiti bojují proti temným silám inspirovaným slovanskou mytologií. Hra vypadá fakt zajímavě, na vozovou hradbu plnou husitů Vám budou nabíhat třeba klekánice 😄 Hra je zatím v early developmentu. Má pár dalších zkušebních videí na jeho kanále, tak mrkněte. Podle videa určitě ocení další tipy, co tam dát dál www.youtube.com/@SlavicAncients
Yesterday I learned I have both northwestern European and eastern European heritage also.
Привіт, everyone!
I’m an Assistant Professor of Ukrainian at UNC Chapel Hill, and this summer, I’m trying a completely new approach to teaching the language and history of Ukraine. I wanted to share it here because I know this community loves diving deep into the language.
Instead of standard textbook drills, the core of this class is built around roleplay and strategy games based entirely on authentic medieval and early modern manuscripts.
Think of it like a Dungeons & Dragons-style campaign, but the lore is 100% real history. You will be putting yourself in the shoes of actual historical figures, making political decisions, and working directly with primary source manuscripts to decode the stories and learn the language contextually.
How it works:
Whether you are a total beginner or looking to connect your language skills to deep historical roots, you are welcome to join.
I'm running the first lesson soon so you can see how the gaming format works before committing.
Happy to answer any questions about the curriculum, the manuscripts, or the gameplay in the comments below!
At no point have I seen a Russian parent talking to his/her child any other language but Russian. I'm based in the UK. In contrast, most of the Polish people talk to their children in English, even if their English is pretty poor. I can't see the reason why you would speak to your child any other language but your native. Children will learn the language of the country they are in at school anyway.
Hey guys, I need a brutal reality check from US-based sellers or buyers.
I’m a Business Analytics and UX/UI student from Europe, and I’m planning to launch my first digital product shop on Etsy (focused on Gut Health trackers, food diaries, and wellness Notion templates).
Instead of making another basic, pink, or pastel minimalist planner that everyone else is selling, I wanted to use my roots and design everything in a Slavic / Folk / Deep Earthy aesthetic (deep forest greens, botanical illustrations, ancient herbalism vibe).
My question to the US audience is: Does the "Slavic/Folk Wellness" concept make any sense to an average American buyer, or is it too exotic/weird? Do people in the US care about European folk traditions in the wellness space, or should I just rebrand it completely into generic "Cottagecore / Witchy Aesthetic" to get any sales?
I have the data logic and UX ready, but I don't want to fail on the visual positioning. Please be as brutal as possible, I want to save my time if this is a dead end. Thanks for any advice!
One dog names S, is taken for a walk with this,to protect it from the sun. 😀( Not mine dog, I saw it in my neighborhood)
Hey everyone! I'm u/centroslavist, a founding moderator of r/slaviccentraleurope.
This is our new home for all things related to to the culture and history of Slavs from Ukraine to Lusatia and from Poland to Macedonia and Bulgaria, and to the idea of Centro-Slavism. We're excited to have you join us!
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By pure I mean that it has the lowest % of words of non-Slavic origin
I’ve been in Moscow for like 2 years, couldn’t find any girl that want a serious relationship.
It makes me a little sad 😞
