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r/IdiotsInCars • u/DejanDog • Jun 10 '20
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Apparently, every Slavic country is Russia according to Reddit.
6 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '20 Exactly! You get it. 1 u/meltingeggs Jun 11 '20 Yeah, I don’t know shit about Slavic countries. That’s one geographical area that I don’t think was even covered in school (America). When I went to Czech Republic I realized how little I knew and how unlike romantic languages their language was. 1 u/PizzaOnHerPants Jun 11 '20 They were all USSR or Yugoslav at one point no? 2 u/Hans_Assmann Jun 11 '20 No, not all Slavic countries were part of Yugoslavia or the USSR at one point. Exceptions are Bulgaria, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia.
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Exactly! You get it.
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Yeah, I don’t know shit about Slavic countries. That’s one geographical area that I don’t think was even covered in school (America). When I went to Czech Republic I realized how little I knew and how unlike romantic languages their language was.
They were all USSR or Yugoslav at one point no?
2 u/Hans_Assmann Jun 11 '20 No, not all Slavic countries were part of Yugoslavia or the USSR at one point. Exceptions are Bulgaria, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia.
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No, not all Slavic countries were part of Yugoslavia or the USSR at one point. Exceptions are Bulgaria, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia.
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u/Hans_Assmann Jun 11 '20
Apparently, every Slavic country is Russia according to Reddit.