Polish people like vodka 1980

[VOYTASNY]

Poles do not like the Ruthenium (Russian) Look at history Polish do not speak the same as Russian

[RoBsOn1514]

haha what are you saying ???? Polish is similar to russia??? haha yes but like french to english. I'm Polish and i understand 10% or less when russian say something.

[BaKuMMz]

@lew33366 co wy pierdolicie. Jak to polska nienawidzi wódki? To ze twoi znajomi nie lubia pic nie znacyz ze caly kraj nienawidzi jej... @

[lew33366]

Look, is it 1800 years. RUSSIA'S MOST LOVED VODKA

Now in Poland there are more young people, and hate to drink.

[Tomek850]

@lew33366 Mów za siebie bo ja nie znam takich młodych nienawidzą pić lol

[MsPolska30]

We usually understand Russian because we were taught so many years in Poland of their language. But, Russians usually do not understand us, and Czech ir Ukrainian either.

[FellowShipModz]

Co za Asy

[mattsunboxingvids]

@jimthewifebeater suck my hudge dick bitch i fucked your mom hahaha

[axllht]

polish language sound bit phonetic like russian in east of polish country,

on west of poland languahe sound harder, some words are similar but means something else, its mostly diferent languages

[IstorieAdevarataX]

polish people invented vodka

[lew33366]

@IstorieAdevarataX what ? Now in the poland , people hate vódka !

[VoxPopuliArti]

hehhehe, funny. It sounds like joke now in 2010. But they are real and truly worried about not having enough vodka.

[poopaholictar]

Polands like the failures of Europe.

[TBMusicVideo]

haha!

[LucasVanPolen]

There use to be a MAfia that stole spiritus from German Trucks and made vodka they  had 40 mills dollars

[KOF89]

śmiejcie sięśmiejcie , niestety panowie i panie hamerykanie u was obywatele nie zasną bez butelki (taniego) wina .

[AnnaBeth0]

noo. im Polish and i cant understand russian at all

[CRACKK86]

queers mother fuckers drink skol vodka faggot fuck pollacksd

[srebrnyAg]

Dzięki.

[jfeuiebf]

@CRACKK86 Skol Super is probably the best strong beer ever , hehe,

[elpolako69]

hehe

[raga76]

if they use lots of words that are symillar in polish, yes. But if they speak using a lot of difficult words, no. For example cech and slovakian, they have a lot of common word,so they understand each otcher. Polish, rusian, cech, slovakian etc. languages belong to slovian language group, so some word are symillar, some words from slovian group sound symillar but have different sense.

[skizzo192]

polish when spoken sounds alot like russian......can polish people understand russian?

[raga76]

I russian sounds like polish, some words are the same, but russian us different letters

[skizzo192]

yea i know russians use the cyrilic alphebet

but if you overheard somone speaking russian could you understand their conversation?

[matt87pl]

Not really. You understand some words but not a lot. Polish people could understand Ukrainian, Slovakian, and Czech pretty well, and serbian somewhat.

[srebrnyAg]

Well.. for foreigners all Slavic languages sounds similar. And I can say that we can talk without translator if we are talking slowly and clearly. It's very usefull to know few key words in other Slavic languages, cause very often this word is the same in many Slavic languages, but different in your own, or some of them are different just in language of your interlocutor.

[skizzo192]

so what other slavic languages would a polish person understand or best understand............also is balkan similar to slavic??

[srebrnyAg]

Balkan? Slovenes, Croats, Serbs, Bosniaks, Bulgarians, Macedionans and Montenegrins are Slavs and they are speaking also a Slavic language.. so their languages aren't similar to Slavic, but they are Slavic. It's difficult for me to say which language is best to understand for me, but I've noticed something funny :D Czechs are understanding Poles without big problems, but it's difficult for Poles to understand Czechs. From all Slavic languages Lower Sorbian is most similar to Polish.

[wackibacki]

Polish language was in use by Russian nobles - Muahahahahahahahaha

stop that u Joker :D

[wackibacki]

French - NOT Polish , french !!! maybe they were using French , but not Polish . About anti-Polish Russians - maybe u should start with yourself ???

[srebrnyAg]

Trust me. Polish was a lingua franca in Russia. Try to use google and maybe you will find some sources about that in Russian. But I made a mistake - it was since end of 15th century to the 17th century. It was a peak of Polish golden age and it shouldn't wondering you or make you angry.. it's just a fact. As I said - check it if you don't believe it.

[srebrnyAg]

And it's true that French was a lingua franca in Russia - but since 18th century. And it was natural process in whole Europe.

[akchicago21]

@srebrnyAg

I live in the US. And what I found - our cultures (Polish and Russian) are much closer than it seems to be.

I have many Polish friends, fellows and even relatives.

We are sort of what I would call cousin nations.

I am deeply sorry for the fact that relations between us sometimes were less than sunny. Well, more often we initiated the trouble, Polish side did it too, though on rare occasion.

Anyway, I am glad to see a person that worries about Polish Russian reconciliation. Let it be.

[srebrnyAg]

What must be done to achieve this? This is very long way, but nowdays Putin's propaganda doesn't make it easy. Showing us as bloody and ruthless aggressors from the far past etc. People still remember Soviet crimes from 20th century. Wounds after communism are still fresh and as I said - this is long way, but Russians have to want it. Russian rulers seems to be not interested in this. What I exactly mean.. it's possible, but you have to make first step or steps.

[wackibacki]

Russian rulers seems to be not interested in this - SAME as Polish :) As i said , just START with yourself and maybe things will go better ! I started - i dont blame poles for 16 century crimes against Russia . It seems that you are smart - you are :) but you wanna be on the top of the Hill . Days of imperialism are OVER ! peace

[srebrnyAg]

Days of imperialism? We were most tollerant and peaceful multicultural country at those times, which have been destroyed by 3 neighbour countries. We never wanted to have an empire. We had small, proffessional army to defend our borders and we were defending ourselves well for ages. We fought against aggressors from Teutonic Order, Swedes, Russians, Turks. There weren't many conflicts, which were started by us.

[930Bartek930]

polish people drink more wodka then russian and poland has wodka make in 13.hundret ;)

[srebrnyAg]

If you want to know more then I suggest you to read an article on English Wikipedia - wikipedia(dot)org. Type "Slavic languages".

[Furmanov18]

@skizzo192

Because POL and RUS are related. That's why.

[EvilerBanana]

@skizzo192 I'm polish and i understand Russian and Ukrainian very well.

[akchicago21]

@EvilerBanana

I am Russian, I understand everything in Ukrainian (some times, on rare occasion I don’t), in Polish I understand most of what is said, though I miss a bit more than when people speak Ukrainian.

Ukrainian - 95-100% of understanding (depending on the subject of speech)

Polish - 85-95% of understanding (depending on the subject of speech).

But the thing is that I studied Polish.

For an average Russian person the percentage will be significantly lower.

[PolskiLiberalizm]

@skizzo192 russian is a very similar to polish. But russian sounds more softly then polish. 50-60% words are the same and 30% are very similar. If russian guy will speak very clearly and slow polish guy probly will understand him :)

[AsiaBeginsInPoland]

@PolskiLiberalizm

hahahaha you're funny

polish sounds as if a disabled person with down syndrome and a hot potatoe in the mouth tries to speak russian

polish sounds more softly than russian

will u kid us?

[PolskiLiberalizm]

@AsiaBeginsInPoland You are no Polish or Russian so you don't hear it. Most of words are the same in russian but more soflty then in polish.

[ILoveSummerParadise]

@AsiaBeginsInPoland jak zwykle polaczki udaja anglikow, co za debile...

[Tomenable]

@AsiaBeginsInPoland

Hot potatoes are regional food in the region of Poland I live (Greater Poland, Poznan region - aka Potatoland). Very nice, high five!

[neonskyline1]

@skizzo192 it's nothing like Russian

[jasper205]

To DimzasLV83 ure a dumbass Vodka comes from the word Woda which is Water in Polish. U owe us for Vodka and Perigoies. Get ur facts straight!

[iron4055]

Pół litra do ja nie doniose do domu, rozjebało mnie to jak gnój po polu, kurwa nie moge dobry ziom!

[ClachBhalg]

Come to the woods of Saffron Walden and entertain us. Only for those who can walk without using their knuckles.

[betis73]

Jakie 1000 zl.Jozek!Co Ty gadasz....ech.Tragedia :/

[jagvet]

pol litra to ja do domu nie doniose:D:D:D:D RULES!

[Marcello7722]

hahaha :D

[stokrotkaaaaa]

panzermiskolc- respect ;) xD

[merqryPL]

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[czarko]

i do tego ta linijka na dole ekranu dopelniajaca obraz Polaka, nieugietego chrzescijanina, ktory polowki na chate nie doniesie :)

[EquusPL]

LOL :)