1.cunt
2.is it motherland or fatherland in native language
1. finlan
2. fatherland (isänmaa)
1.cunt
Brayden Cook
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Jonathan Bell
>Slovakia
>Homeland, but with a female suffix (Domovina)
Carter Cox
It's fatherland (očetnjava; you might find it interesting that it's actually a female noun), but that's an archaism. is the commonly used word.
Jack Roberts
sounds cute desu
Owen Green
Motherland
Only homo countries have fatherland
Landon Cook
So, a tranny?
Hey now, theres nothing wrong with being a bit homo.
Owen Nelson
It's weird, but Fatherland has a female suffix in Slavic languages
Angel Bennett
Neither.
Parker Myers
vaderland
Ian Powell
only cuck countries use motherland since their fathers come elsewhere
David Cruz
1. Estland
2. Fatherland (Isamaa)
Nathaniel Bell
>native language
>finland
Historical revisionism has gone too far
Hudson Miller
Damn... finnish memes look like THAT???
Leo Richardson
Fatherland, but the personification of Germany is a woman named Germania, similar to Suomi-neito.
Luke Green
Seems rather common though, to personify fatherland as a female character.
Which do swedes use?
Andrew Bailey
the personification of germany is female yes but the personification of the german people is male as "Der Deutsche Michel". not very common in caricature nowadays quite prominent in the past.
Ian Carter
Please don't reply to "swedes" that troll/rude towards finns, norwegians, danes and other brotherly nations.
It's always immigrants.
Xavier Rodriguez
Aotearoa, land of the long white cloud
James Hughes
Is the cloud male or female? Also is that the personification, not what you'd call the land itself? Like we have the Suomi-maiden but the land is still fatherland.
Chase Wright
Care to elaborate?
Jaxson Martinez
Well I answered a bait, nevermind
Jaxson Walker
didnt answer
David Torres
It all depends. In most patriotic songs she is refereed to as "domovina" (homeland) which is grammatically female, or simply "majka" (mother). I prefer the latter.
Kayden Young
1. hungry
2. parentland (szülőföld)
Dominic Davis
We use "Patrie" which is obviously linked to Pater (father) but its a female word and we also say Mère-patrie (mother-patrie)
Sebastian Russell
Fatherland
Evan Allen
poland
fatherland - ojczyzna - it is a feminine noun (the land is feminine in polish)
Jack Myers
Well it's naturally Fatherland, Isänmaa
Thomas Adams
Mul samat
Ryan Brown
Norg
Fatherland (fedrelandet)
Juan Walker
Isänmaa = fathers land
Woman is the land
Kayden Hughes
it's completely void of gender and no other words are used? whos the personification of hungary then, male or female?