Slavic people here
 

Here is an Interslavic Language. Can you understand it? I do understand almost 100% of it. What's about you? I mean Poles, Serbs, Bulgarians, Czechs, Slovaks...

A real story from my life. I was working for some International company and there were people from almost anywhere. So I had two buddies. One was Italian and other was Belorussian. They both barely speak English so they were almost unable to communicate at work (it wasn't needed actually). But after work, after a few bottles of beer they were speaking easily. They were primary using their own languages (Russian and Italian) and they really understood each other. I was staying aside and thought "WFT is going here". It was like this:

Спасибо. Поднял настроение ))

I'd already seen some of this guy's videos. Fascinating stuff.

From my point of view as a native English speaker, Polish seems harder than Russian, even though it uses the Roman alphabet. It seems like a kind of Slavic Welsh, with all of its weird consonant combinations.

This is great... Jedno Yayce padlo
:D

I could understand most of it. It's easier to read then understand verbally though. Except for slovakian which is pretty much polish. For me (Polish speaking), it is easiest in this order:
1) Slovakian
2) Ukrainian
3) Russian
4) Czech (this one to us sounds like a 3 year old girl speaking polish)
5) All the various Balkan ones


It is...much harder. Below is all the gramatical forms of play/playing/to play.

https://xperiencepoland.com/wp-conte...ge-is-hard.jpg

There was some project similar to esperanta but for slavic languages - Slavic Language - simplified universal international and interslavic planned language - we can pretty much all read this.

https://i.chzbgr.com/full/9333495808...lish-sczrzeams

I was able to understand it as well, tho some words like "drevo" which should be tree, belong to local dialect of mine more then official language.

This was already posted before but since you mention it already:

I think that video is about it.

Where are you from?

Based on flag, it looks like this SLOVIANSKI - Slovjanski - Slovianski - ?????????? - ????????? - Slovyanski
That being said, I didn't think anyone actually spoke that shit fluently.

After so many years you still dont know from where i am :1orglaugh

Sorry... I haven't asked you about that. I'm Russian and I speak Russian. Everything is very clear and simply.

Perhaps you are my customer. But... almost anybody here is my customer. I do not tie the forum nicknames to real names. I do not spy on my customers and I do not mix the forum's fun with business. So no offense please. I really don't know your country.

watched 5 minutes of video and I 've understood 99%, maybe because it was written