They're Turkic

No

women are dumb more news at 10

That would be actually smart, if they changed that.

Ukrainians want to larp as ancient Swedes, literally anything, to deny their Russian commonality.

>>25639583 She seemed to be implying they were a nation of displaced Western Europeans by saying Ukraine was actually culturally closer to France and Germany than to Slavic nations. Is this a common sentiment among Ukrainians?

>>25639605 It's just a script bro, Russians took it from Gayreeks, why can't Hohols take it from the Romans. Besides only shitholes use Cyrillic.

>>25639605 Very understandable

>>25639600 She said that Poles were more similar to Russians than the average Ukrainian.

>>25639635 Yes, in fact we're considering switching to Cyrillic soon.

>>25639567 >she told me how Ukraine was switching their writing system from Cyrillic to Latin I wish it were true. >>25639619 >She seemed to be implying they were a nation of displaced Western Europeans by saying Ukraine was actually culturally closer to France and Germany than to Slavic nations. Is this a common sentiment among Ukrainians? We are turk mongrels like balkano niggers.

>>25639619 >Is this a common sentiment among Ukrainians? It's sounds like Bogdan tire 'ROMAnia is white' bullshit.

>>25639619 The people in what is today Ukraine were for the most part of their existence technically closer to Poles, who are the easternmost West Europeans so she definitely does have a leg to stand on. They are certainly closer to Poland, a thousand-year old catholic country, than they are to Russia which is a much younger polity. There isn't really such a thing as "slavs", we do not share genetics with Russians, who are supposedly "slavs" too, in any way. It's a Russian concept.

ITT rushit diaspora from around the world gets butthurt because hohols change the way they write their language.

omg slavs didn't even have an alphabet till 9th century

>>25639679 Slavs are subhumans as a Jew you probably know this already.

>Ukraine was switching their writing system from Cyrillic to Latin. Has butthurt Medvedev already threatened with nukes?

Ukrainians are 100% Germanic

ITT things that never happened

>>25639719 It did fucking happen. We even had sex afterward.

yes - uranians are descended from ancient ukrs

Ukrwandan isn't even spoken in Ukrwanda and if they do speak it they mostly have Russian accent. Imagine an American trying to effortlessly mimic a Classical Latin. Saying Senatus Populusque Romanum, with that cowboy drawl. This is contemporary Ukrainian. If you don't believe check their TV. Xoxil words spoken by Russians.

>>25639660 you dumb >>25639619 They are Turks. And their mentality is closer to the chaotic, disorganized nomadic Turks from Central asia.

Ukrainian hopak dance and Uighur dance. Also their costumes are the same.

>>25639567 >Ukrainians are not actually Slavs. Is this true? Yes, they are Turkic.

OP is a turdworlder on kgb payroll.

>>25639834 >>25639583 Few people know that the full name of the city is Turkyiv.

Maybe she subscribes to some sort of "Slawenmythos" theory >The Slavic legend, also known as the Slavic lie, is a historical theory according to which the Slavs who settled in the eastern regions of modern-day Germany in the early and high Middle Ages were actually East Germanic peoples who rejected Christianization. It originated before the Second World War (Erich Bromme) and was and still is mainly spread in the nationalist-right-wing extremist spectrum, occasionally also taken up outside this circle. Its representatives include Walther Steller, Lothar Greil, Helmut Schröcke and Árpád von Nahodyl Neményi.

>>25639805 >>25639817 >>25639836 >>25639841 >t. haver of phenotype of the guy in the middle

I think the reason for the hatred of Russians and Ukrainians is that they are just different ethnic groups.

>>25639850 I think he's some kind of Finn, like Karelian.

slavic languages in latin are too cumbersome grzegorz brzęczyszczykiewicz chrząszczyżewoszyce powiat łękołody Cyrillic condenses 2 letter sounds to 1 letter

>>25639861 That's a typical russian pheno.

>>25639863 This is the most moronic argument ever. So Germans should also adopt Cyrillic because of their sch, tsch, dsch?

I think you made the story up.

>>25639879 yes

But should Ukrainian be written the Polish way or the Czech way?

>>25639935 Polish, obviously.

>>25639935 The Polish way for creating the ye olde feel. The Czech way for modern purposes. t. knower of things

Crimeadebila porvalo.

>>25639972 Pepiks have too many accent diacritics, why do you need that. Use sz for sh, cz for ch, besides pepiks don't have ś, ć, ź, ł. Nigga you trippin, there's a ready system waiting for you.

>>25639972 >>25639973 and drop v for the superior w

>>25639984 >Use sz for sh, cz for ch It is of course for Ukrainians to decide. But my view is these should be kept for stylistic purposes, for creating ye olde feel. It is great if there is a possibility to keep something like that. It makes a language richer. [i]Otcze naſz, kotoryy iesteś w niebiesiech, świaci sia imia twoie, pryydzi krolewstwo twoie, budź wola twoia iako na niebie, tak i na ziemli…[i] Do you know what I am saying?

>>25639984 >Use sz for sh, cz for ch It is of course for Ukrainians to decide. But my view is these should be kept for stylistic purposes, for creating ye olde feel. It is great if there is a possibility to keep something like that. It makes a language richer. Otcze naſz, kotoryy iesteś w niebiesiech, świaci sia imia twoie, pryydzi krolewstwo twoie, budź wola twoia iako na niebie, tak i na ziemli… Do you know what I am saying?

>>25639619 Yes, I ask people to call me misier

>>25640096 >Otcze naſz, kotoryy iesteś w niebiesiech, świaci sia imia twoie, pryydzi krolewstwo twoie, budź wola twoia iako na niebie, tak i na ziemli… This is my attempt at the Belarusian olde feel, it would look different in Ukrainian.

>>25640096 What you wrote is basically fully understandable Polish with additional letter in some words here and there, like "kotoryy" instead of "który" or "pryydzi" instead of "przyjdź" (or "przyjdzie" if this is some very old text).

>>25640096 This is Belarusian or what is it? If this is actual Belarusian and you chose Russian over this then you effed up big time because we would be speaking basically the same language.

>>25640129 I rewrote this from a text written in the middle of XVII century. With some tweaks. The point being (if we digress from the Ukrainian situation), letters ŭ, š, č, ž, v were introduced gradually from 1890ies to 1930ies, and naturally when you try to use them for writing stylized texts, they look out of place (they look anachronistic). Thus, for creating ye olde feel the Polish letters are needed.

>>25640169 >This is Belarusian or what is it? It is the Bychowiec chronicle. The original was written in “Ruthenian” in in Cyrillic letters and then lost. But someone made a copy by rewriting it with Polish letters in the end of XVII century or so (and introduced Ukrainian phonetic traits reportedly). Thus the best we have now is this text.

>>25639619 It's common, yes. But genetically Ukrainians are mostly Turkic and culturally Ukraine is an African state.

>>25640234 So it's transcribed Belarusian basically.

>>25639567 >she told me how Ukraine was switching their writing system from Cyrillic to Latin not happening >Ukrainians wanted to abandon their ancestral east Slavic script it would be dismissive towards Bulgarians, but nonetheless half of slavs use Latin already

>>25640254 Semak Alexandr, a faggot, certified schizo and kc scammer, posted this.

>>25640191 >>25640169 >>25640129 My view, albeit unpopular and exotic, is: It is difficult to use the Ruthenian purpose for the purposes of stylization (I am talking about the Belarusian language here). Because the spelling in Ruthenian was based on the Church Slavonic language. And it is difficult to “upgrade” it to make compatible with Belarusian. BUT if we used the Latin alphabet nowadays, stylization would be easier. It sounds like a paradox, but I believe this. There may exist another dynamic within the Ukrainian language, but I simply don't know much about it.

>>25640272 Well, I'd prefer the name “Ruthenian” anyway. As I see, the orthographic base was the Church Slavonic language, but very very dilluted by vernaculars.

>>25640281 >not happening honestly sad

>>25640286 Get some fire extinguisher for your burning butthurt be

>>25640293 So what you're saying is that the Old Ruthenian used in the Belarusian part of the GDL and the language known contemporarily as Belarusian, each took it's own path? Something like Classical Latin and Vulgar Latin?

>>25640341 AFAIK, the last book in Ruthenian was printed in 1722 (again, not sure if it is true for the Ukrainian lands, as I am obviously know more about the Belarusian history). Since then Ukrainans and Belarusians didn't have “their” written language, until they recreated them from vernaculars (“Belarusian” and “Ukrainian”). I am all for returning to monke to the written Ruthenian heritage so that we could use it to make our languages richer.

>>25640393 What if you just applied Polish orthography to the modern Belarusian.

>>25640402 Where possible, because I assume you may have some sounds we don't have and vice versa.

>>25640402 It would work.

>>25640419 Looks like Polish but I understand only the first sentence. He came home after having sown buckwheat, that's what I get from it. The rest is understandable as singular, isolated words, but they don't make any sense as a whole.

>>25640444 We also need tanks bro.

First they banned the Russian language, burned russian books and blocked russian television, now the whole alphabet is changing. If I ever spot a Ukrainian on the street I won't think twice before making him my cumdump slut sissy. And apparently, we have some 600k of them here. What a race of homofags they are.

>>25640402 >What if you just applied Polish orthography to the modern Belarusian. A random fact nobody knows: The Latin alphabet is actually the first, leading alphabet of the Belarusian language. The Cyrillic alphabet (grazhdanka) was the secondary, fallback alphabet. >>25640454 He threw some [food] to his mare, climbed onto the stove, and the next day in the morning he was called by sotnik, who did that by knocking at the porch. Something like that.

>>25640495 >The Latin alphabet is actually the first, leading alphabet of the Belarusian language. The Cyrillic alphabet (grazhdanka) was the secondary, fallback alphabet. I mean historically, if you look at the XIX century all the way to the establishment of the BSSR. Now the situation has changed of course.

>>25640339 Don't project, big breasted homosexual Semak Alexandr, your butthurt (common for pidors) is so significant that you can't resist writing ridiculous lies at every opportunity, and this is what really common in your scamming nature.

>>25640489 calm down shitskin, your impotent rage against the superior whites does you no justice

>>25640489 >monke believes everething he sees on the internet

Turko-Slavs vs Finno-Slavs

Ukrainians are clearly not humans - they're literal monkeys. They even attack their own history and destroy themselves only to suck Western cock even deeper. Absolutely disgusting subhumans they are.

Congratulations to OP for creating a successful bait thread.

>>25640224 Poles are so much more similar with Russians that Ukrainians, but that fact makes them seethe and butthurt, they are in full self-denial

>>25639567 It's not true, however, I've heard of such sentiment on a few occasions. It's simply because hohols have no nation, they're what we call noviops. People formed from different ethnicities and cultures that have difficulty fitting in and constantly feel insecure. Trying to band in with Europeans is the desire to belong and distance from the bad. Overall, hoholes just "have issues". >>25639619 Lol, it's pure mythology, but some people like to believe that. >>25639635 That one we get a lot. Broadly, Poles are closer to us because they're urbanite chauvinist imperialists just like us. That said, Ukrainian entitlement and self-righteous complex is inherently Polish trait. Average Russian is more humble, while Poles are haughty. But both are city dwellers. Average Ukrainian is then a haughty villager.

>>25640746 I'm way too lazy to look for that one specific map but there's basically a visible trace of R1a haplogroup that spans from Poland, goes through Belarus and ends in Moscow region. I'm able to believe that people (actual Slavs) from that area are similar to each other but in general Russians (as in residents of Russia) are mixed mutts as fuck and not similar to Poles and Belarusians in any way.

>>25640814 Ok found it, whatever.

Russia sure have white people but most of them looks the following:

I've only ever talked to one Ukranian irl and she got me kicked me out my gym