Which one of these Romance languages is the most peculiar ?

[Aëlwenn]

Good for you, I do not know what kind of nerdy Erasmus student were those, most Erasmus students I have met were looking for parties, sex and drugs. Most French students in Gdansk did not speak English so it is normal they would hang out with other Frenchman. Those lovely French students would sniff lines of cocaine and get drunk even before going out at night. And before you start saying that they were "fake-Frenchman" or from the south of France, they looked Nordic with blonde hair and blue eyes.

I am not saying that French and Spanish tourists do not know how to behave but there is an huge difference between a tourist and an Erasmus student.

And I tell you the contrary.
You judge french student by the example of fiew of them in Poland.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

And I tell you the contrary.
You judge french student by the example of fiew of them in Poland.

Sure and also probably most of those French students were of Portuguese descent, right? Hahaha

[Aëlwenn]

Sure and also probably most of those French students were of Portuguese descent, right? Hahaha

????? I have never said that.
I say it's stupid to judge whole french student by just few of them.

[Robocop]

What do you thik about Czech tourists?
Dalmatia is the most frequent target of Czech holidaymakers.
Among the generation who left school before 1990s, is very low percentage of people who learned English.
Nevertheless most of Czechs think, that in Slavic speaking country is sufficient to speak Czech, just a bit slowly

Oh I know, I see your people every summer, all my life

And... everyone here loves Czech ppl, you are very good tourists.

There is a stereotype about your tourists here, somethin like; "Czech will count every penny when buying somethin"... lol.

A lot of your ppl, mostly younger generation, speaks English very well, and truly... Dalmatia is full of Czech people durin the summer.

I think that Dalmatia is like another homeland of Czech people durin summer hahaha.

Most often tourists (means in greatest numbers here): Germans, Czech, Austrians, Italians, Japanese, South Koreans etc etc...Those are regular every every summer...

And lately a lot of French ppl are coming, and Spaniards.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Chill out, I was just joking. I am not judging all French students, just saying that this does not come as a surprise to me or anyone to see some of them acting like that. Most university students no matter where they come from act like fucking barbarians when going out anyway.

[Mikula]

There is a stereotype about your tourists here, somethin like; "Czech will count every penny when buying somethin"... lol.

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Agreed. The best thing what we can do with our money is...
...to save it!

[Robocop]

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Btw that American dude who makes Geographical-society videos about all countries, he made a video about Chech Rep as well., I was watching it yesterday so I remembered to show it;

This dude knows his stuff about Geography lol.

[Robocop]

Agreed. The best thing what we can do with our money is...
...to save it!

My cousin had a restaurant and he would say to me when Czech ppl are coming then everyone from his staff would say; "Omg... no tips this evening..." LOL hahahhaha

[Tietar]

Joder, cuanta mala fe...

I didn't know the Visigoths were Muslims

And what about "ojalá, alcalde, almohada, almacén, azeituna, el azúcar (que tomas cada día en tu café cortado), alcohol, ajedrez, zanahoria, azafate, naranja, limón, rehén," and 4000 others, you don't use them on a daily basis ???



I never said I knew your language, I only speak it . Pero...gracias por la información

every time some one comes with this bullshit about the Arabic influence on the Spanish language.

You're talking about single words that describe specific objects originating in one place. If oranges, tea, alcohol, potato, coffee, sugar, etc. it comes from Persia, Arabia, China, or America, or anywhere in the world, the same or similar name is normally used. In all languages there are thousands of words of foreign objects, but this has nothing to do with the influence on language, when it is so limited.

Most of these words of Arabic origin are not used because are relate to agriculture and medieval crafts. The words that have come to our days are mostly names of vegetables and fruits.

[Mikula]

Germans joking that NL stands not for Netherlands but for Nur Limonade
We Czechs are perhaps Slavic version of Dutch people - we like to travel a lot, but saving each penny, everywhere.