>Czechs are Germanic!
>Czechs are Celtic!
>Czechs are totally not the same people as Poles!
Czechs are Germanic!
Andrew Price
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Aiden Barnes
The Czechs are a swarthy people, not noticeably fairer than any South Slavic group, except in the eyes.
Adrian Edwards
Are there any theories that the whole Slav thing is bullshit or just linguistic/cultural? The "Slav" sphere literally encompasses half of Europe and the people under the umbrella couldn't be more different from each other.
Carson Rodriguez
even as long as 700 years ago Poles, Czechs and Ruthenians were aware of common roots and being ethnically related
a Legend from late 13th century pictures the founders of Poland, Czechia and Kievan Rus as brothers
Lincoln Nguyen
They are pretty much the same people as here. There is no fucking slav or germano sphere, it's all the same shit jeees.
Samuel Barnes
chehi are too ubermensh to be slavic
Luke Reyes
What about the Balkans people that look completely different or Russians that have a ton of admixture in them? It's just absurd to lump them all together, but most people do it without a second thought.
Parker Howard
>>Czechs are totally not the same people as Poles!
They are not, you filthy poleshit.
Jeremiah Sullivan
Balkans look different because they got TURKed
Jackson Johnson
>Are there any theories
That's literally what Slavs are an ethno-linguistic group... It's cultural/linguistic, not genetics...
Jason Jones
*snap*
Evan Johnson
That doesn't make it us the same people as Poles... Just related.
Jordan Martin
they look different, because you get brown if you stay in the sun near the mediteranean lad
James Diaz
Czech is going alone in the Czech version tho
Ryan Martin
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>According to myth, some Slavic people from an area between the Vistula River and Carpathian mountains set off to the west in search of plentiful lands. They were led by Forefather Čech and his brother, Lech. After a long time (perhaps years) of traveling, they arrived to busky land.
Gavin Bennett
>The Bohemians named their homeland after their leader and forefather: Čechy. Čech means "one of us".
>Then some Slavs around Lech rose up and left Bohemia; they settled in Poland.
Matthew Powell
If they are slavs they sure as hell are the least slavic
Carson James
Got my results back
What does this mean?
Jordan Young
do you have Ukrainian last name?
Jaxson Jackson
Yes
Hunter Baker
does it end with -ski(sky)?
Colton King
No, -ko
One of my great grandfathers and great grandmothers are Poles, though