Map thread
freakin based
It's always been interesting to me how all those languages use grad or something similar, we use that for castle.
Here's another one. The Russian word for week is the Slovene word for Sunday.
>Gotland
>Old Goth
Based
Ġimgħa is also our word for "Friday", which can be annoying sometimes.
DAS RITE WE WUZ SCYTHIANS!!!
didn't know that hét is Indi-nigger.
The Welsh word on the map 'caer' is straight up wrong.. Dinas is city in Welsh. 'Caer' is a fort.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
dunno why people insist on including occitan as a majority area when it is not but fuck it
IRANIC ARYAN BVLL
Heh. Ours is Alla.
German "Woche" is "Wuchä" in Swiss German.
German "Fledermaus" is "Fläddermuus" in Swiss German.
i remember reading an article about maltese called "the christians that call god allah" or something like that
different words in swiss german dialects for the leftovers of an apple.
>maltese in not ara...
/Draum
I've never denied the language's origins. Try again.
>European maps
You fags place far too much importance on that cancerous little peninsula
wonder if the word trauma came from german
holy fucking shit switzerland
It's just our word for god. We don't have a female version but the plural is "allat". Even in Arabic afaik. allah just means god.
I thought the greek for dream was Ipuno, but oneiro makes asense since we use the adjective onirico here. pretty cool
yeah i know that
i always really liked maltese for that sort of mix between romance and arabic
its sort of the opposite of what happened in the iberia peninusla where the language is romance with arabic words. there its arabic with romance words
Pivo is the standard Slovene word but most commonly, people use pir (first etymology)
why do you think we speak so funny?
>swiss german words for flat pie
I think some people think that allah is his name.
>muntanji
Why did the map creator used the plural for ours? Muntanja is the singular.
Welsh Iberian BVLLS
Actually our word for dragon is kuçedër, ezhdërha and bollësharde
Dragua/Drangue means dragon-fighter
it's the first time I hear of this word, kek
I always called it sea elephant
>Ipuno
That's not a word, do you mean ipnos which means sleep?
Tbh I've never heard of ours too before seeing this map. Then again, the walrus is not something we talk about regularly and if we do, we call is by it's English name.
>Countries with less than 1M citizens
Huh, in Hebrew the word for week (šavu'a) also seems to be derived from seven (ševa')
yeah it comes from hypno, it's a griko word, found out it's used in that way only in griko
Well, that one makes sense, it's the ones like that are the strange ones
I don't know about Portugal but you can call it "Birra" too, tho it sounds less formal.
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>[i:]
What's the deal with Iberian Peninsula and Wales.
based reindeerniggers
nope
here it's 100% cerveja
why the fuck does english spell it colonel when they say kernel or coronel
it's just stupid
Its actually Bims in Austria
Zelten in Austria
English is weird.
>vento
what the fuck, that juust means wind
winter is inverno
now try pronounce lieutenant
lootenant
>every other major language had a reform to make the phonetics fit the spelling
>primitive normans never bothered
disgusting filthy language
Why do they keep fucking up?
why, how can you even learn a word like this and know exactly how to say it from the orthography
>š.t.w.
Huh, we don't have that in Hebrew. We have 7.r.p., is that cognate with something in Arabic/Maltese?
wrong kek
from experience, and I'm not defending it just saying how it is - americans usually simplify the pronunciation, bless them
time to correct these shitty maps again
Fledermaus*
Bier*
Walross*
Bär*
links* "link" is not a German word
I'm assuming the š has a sh sound, which in Maltese is the x. We have the x-t-w.
based capitalised nouns
wish more languages did this
Council of Europe members
For that gray/pink area in caucasus it's тхьэ or тыхьэ (t'ħa)
>schnee
>sniegas
>Nahkahiiri
:D
now this is what im talking about
>inb4 portugal edit
nope, 100% real
nordic niggas be like
>all sad pipo killing themselves so we the happiest
Sadtugal :(
>these map makers actually believe that sw*dish is a majority in the coast
yikes!
t. swedish colony
Countries under Swiss diplomatic protection.
with a little effort anybody can become green
only åland has a majority in sw*dish
Yeah, and the 7 I wrote is like Maltese ħ
stay mad whitey
those people
"grad" can also mean castle/fortress in serbian. "mesto" can mean settlement. and small towns are sometimes called "varoš"
According to wiktionary, ''winter'' in Hebrew is cognate with ''autumn'' in Arabic, lel
I am Greek.
Distribution of Germanic names for villages in Portugal and Spain
Ħarifa is our word for autumn, ħ-r-f being the root.
Civilized and Uncivilized regions of the world (1837)
Oh yeah, this is a thing apparently
oh no, what will I ever do without the protection of Switzerland
For the gray area in Caucasus mountains the word for dream is: пчыхь or пчхэхь (P'ch'ħ)
Around the white area (Caucasus mountains) the word for mountain is: Ioшъхьэ (O'ʂħa)
The word Left in Caucasus mountains (grey) is: cэмэгy (samaɡʷ)
>cwrw
Is welsh even a real language?
You'd probably just die in jail. Now new with Venezuela, apparently the US gave up their embassy there.
W is a vowel
Our linguists use it in the same context as well when transcribing some dialects
What's meant by this?
what does "Swiss diplomatic protection" do?
excludetugal