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#81
Aug 8 2008 04:05pm
Yes, why not? you deserve one too if the polisch "people" have 1 too smile.gif
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Aug 8 2008 04:32pm
YES , DEMOCRACY IS EVERYTHING!
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#83
Aug 8 2008 05:02pm
Quote (Goddus @ Fri, Aug 8 2008, 09:43pm)
Slovenia is about 15-20 years in front of Serbia and Bosnia so ur comment is not really good.


i didnt talk about who is in front of whom, its simply matter of number if u want ur own sub...
i just helped our friend with idea that they shoud make joint sub if they havent enough ppl to get one of their own.
no need to eypress hostility its just an idea made in peacefull mather...
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#84
Aug 8 2008 05:03pm
Quote (Draganwtf @ Fri, Aug 8 2008, 09:58pm)
y thats ok.. but why u didn't mantion Germany Austria and Switzerland ??? they are simular countries like Croatia Bosnia and Serbia..
in 1st 3 Countries they speak German [except some parts icon_pointr.gif west and south Switzerland near France and Italy]
and in 2nd example is the same... but u just don't want to admit that wink.gif


nesto ovdje navijaš za srbiju i republiku srpsku  pa kakav si ti srbin to, otišo u dijasporu bogatit se ???


Wrong my friend.
The official Language in Germany, Switzerland and Austria is German!
But in Serbia its Serbian, in Croatia its Croatian, in Albania its Albanian, in Poland its Polish, in France its French!
Serbs write in Cyrillic, Croats in Latin!

Here an Example on how diffrent the Langauges are which you try to compare with Serbian:

Serbian: Хилјада
Serbian in Latin: Hiljada
Croatian: Tisuća
Albanian: Njëmijë
English: Thousand

or

Serbian: Хладно
Serbian in Latin: Hladno
Croatian: Studeno
Albanian: Ftohtë
English: Cold

You can NOT mix that. Problem solved?

The Croatian Forum agrees with that, they would be happy to if Serbs would become their own Subforum.
Also ive reported all the Serb-Haters who try to incite.
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#85
Aug 8 2008 05:14pm
Quote (PalaManager2 @ Fri, 8 Aug 2008, 23:26)
Well you dont  know anything about Serbian or Croatian i guess.
That are two diffrent Countries, two diffrent Langauges, Serbians write in Cyrillic and Croatians in Latin.
I dont want anymore Mixed Forums Suggestions as i said before!

they are very similar languages, you can understand each other easily, it does not make sense to separate them when you all can communicate with each other

check out "České a Slovenské" and "Skandinavisk"

this is my opinion
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Aug 8 2008 05:16pm
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Aug 8 2008 05:18pm
Quote (PalaManager2 @ Fri, Aug 8 2008, 11:03pm)
Wrong my friend.
The official Language in Germany, Switzerland and Austria is German!
But in Serbia its Serbian, in Croatia its Croatian, in Albania its Albanian, in Poland its Polish, in France its French!
Serbs write in Cyrillic, Croats in Latin!

Here an Example on how diffrent the Langauges are which you try to compare with Serbian:

Serbian: Хилјада
Serbian in Latin: Hiljada
Croatian: Tisuća
Albanian: Njëmijë
English: Thousand

or

Serbian: Хладно
Serbian in Latin: Hladno
Croatian: Studeno
Albanian: Ftohtë
English: Cold

You can NOT mix that. Problem solved?

The Croatian Forum agrees with that, they would be happy to if Serbs would become their own Subforum.
Also ive reported all the Serb-Haters who try to incite.


yeah just diffrent alphabets but u can understand each other
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#88
Aug 8 2008 05:20pm
Quote (Lajo @ Fri, Aug 8 2008, 11:14pm)
they are very similar languages, you can understand each other easily, it does not make sense to separate them when you all can communicate with each other

check out "České a Slovenské" and "Skandinavisk"

this is my opinion


I gave you a really great Example on the diffrences, and both Serbs and Croats agree on that smile.gif
Youre a Hungarian as i see, you shouldnt be in the position to decide that.

Quote (kckttk @ Fri, Aug 8 2008, 11:18pm)
yeah just diffrent alphabets but u can understand each other
lool


You are Turkish, and a Serb-Hater i guess, Reported smile.gif
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#89
Aug 8 2008 05:23pm
Quote (PalaManager2 @ Sat, 9 Aug 2008, 00:20)
You are Turkish, and a Serb-Hater i guess, Reported smile.gif


ur dump u know that ?
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#90
Aug 8 2008 05:31pm
Quote (PalaManager2 @ Sat, 9 Aug 2008, 01:20)
I gave you a really great Example on the diffrences, and both Serbs and Croats agree on that smile.gif
Youre a Hungarian as i see, you shouldnt be in the position to decide that.

you only forgot to mention how many such words there are

in fact there are VERY FEW words that are completely different, vast majority of them are same or very very similar

just don't tell me you don't understand the other language because it's not true (and this was confirmed by a trusted tagged Serb user btw)

there are certain german dialects which differ more than Croatian and Serb

I don't have anything against Serbs or Croats I'm just stating what I think makes more sense than this suggestion

This post was edited by Lajo on Aug 8 2008 05:34pm
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