@Yellowroom10969@mwalnourish Only non Czech-Slovak Slavs care she is Slavic because y’all haven’t produced anyone relevant so you leech off our Slovak queen. Slavic is not an ethnicity or universal culture.
@ghouljune@nishtiyduhom I do not like that because the label doesn’t represent my countries accordingly.
To add a famous quote from 19th century Czech writer Karel Havlíček Borovský: “Russians like to call everything Russian "Slavic", so that they can later call everything Slavic "Russian"”
@ghouljune@jadedmulatt1776@casierjeans_ But they objectively do share similarities between them, as they have been part of the imperial Russia for most of their history. The same would apply to i.e. Georgia. We in CZ/SK share similarities between our neighbours- Austria, Hungary, Poland..
@ghouljune@nishtiyduhom@jadedmulatt1776@casierjeans_ But Scandinavians have lived in one cultural region separated from the continental Europe, of course they are very alike.
The “slavic” region spans 50% of Europe, Being a historic crossroad east-west route.
There’s no way these countries could built the same culture as Scands
@ghouljune@jadedmulatt1776@casierjeans_ No we don’t. Eastern Slavic countries have different holidays because they are Orthdodox, we have folk costumes yes, but they significantly very even region from region and you can find them in Germany, Austria.. historic traditions can be only traced to pagan slavic gods.
@ghouljune@jadedmulatt1776@casierjeans_ Furthermore, the Czechia and Slovakia were part of the Austria-Hungary for the thousands of years. Obviously we share the mentality and culture with neighbouring countries and not i.e. Belarus.
@AObserver2026@HowThingsWork_ Better do research beforw giving stupid advice.
Prague is one of the greenest cities in the world + this is a 13th century medieval cobblestone street with catacombs underneath.