>Deutschland
>Alemania
>Germany
>Saksa
>Niemcy
>Tyskland
What the FUCK happened?
Deutschland
Carson Gutierrez
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Jonathan Thompson
>Niemcy
Wait, is that what they call German in Polish? What do they call Germans, then? In Slovene, it's Nemčija for Germany and Nemci for Germans.
Landon Brown
all of them except deutschland and tyskland are objectively wrong
Camden Nguyen
All the sl*voids call them that, hello
Matthew Morgan
>Latvian
>Vācija
What went wrong?
Asher Butler
You forgot
>Askenaz
Jeremiah Lewis
I imagine Saksa means Saxons and Alemania Alemani and Germany Germania. Not sure where Niemcy and Tysk come from though
James Ward
Tysk means of the people in norse like deutysk and niemcy means the people who are mute from slavic as opposed to slovany which means people of the word (slavs).
Lucas Gonzalez
Nem - mute
Nemčija - the land of the mutes (people who can't speak a Slavic language)
Same applies for all the variations in other Slavic languages
Adam Sanchez
tysk has the same origin as deutsch