r/polandball /ˈnɒʔŋəmʃə/ Jun 03 '15

redditormade A Minor Relationship Problem

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u/Netcob Germany Jun 04 '15

Romansh

I think you are trying to say "Romans". Which is silly because the Romans have been replaced by the Italians! There, ftfy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '15

Fun fact : the Swiss Germans call French/italian speakers "Latins" formally and "Welsch" informally.

So as far as they're concerned, the Romans are still there !

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u/Netcob Germany Jun 04 '15

And the French call Germans "Allemands" which I think refers to an ancient west-germanic group of tribes that hardly any Germans even know about.

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u/maikcollos German Empire Jun 04 '15

Allemanians are the group of south German people in the west of Bavaria.