Latvija stronk!

[Didriksson]

That guy is not ethnically Latvian and that you can easily tell by his Russian name, could be also Ukrainian... His name is spelled in accordance with the grammar of the Latvian language which is the only way how that name could be spelled in Latvia.

Me -Latvian

[ЛыSSый]

Idiot there was no industrialization by russians in Latvia.

ofc, and russians didn't build latvijan plants. for example whole latvijan electronic industry.

That's a bullshit myth propagated by braindead russkies.

All the major factories were built by latvians in 20-s/30-s and later overtaken by commies.

yap, tell us more about powerful electronic industry in that time.

In fact the opposite trend was pushed by soviets towards agrarian economy, because latvians were/are industrious farmers. Basically Latvia was used as a milking cow.

ofc yes, russian commies built all factories and forced latvijans to work in. therefore the first what independent latvijans did - destroyed industry and ran away after. in europe as guestworkers to rpevious masters. And Latvija isn't milking cow now (such a great victory!). It's a beggar limitrophe now. congratulations, i'm really happy for you if you sure it's your victory, just don't be butthurt about it.

[щрбл]

Dude, you should understand that for someone living in one big slum called Bulgaria everything that is not Bulgaria is nice.

Co existance with pathetic subhumans like latvians leaves its marks on anybody, even on superior humanoid being like russians.

Fix your priorities, brown humanoid. This is the capital of churkistan, previously known as Moscow.

[ЛыSSый]

That guy is not ethnically Latvian and that you can easily tell by his Russian name, could be also Ukrainian...

but core question now: is he lithuanized of not?

His name is spelled in accordance with the grammar of the Latvian language which is the only way how that name could be spelled in Latvia.

??? it's sounds like the "globe od ukraine". Are it nessesary to change all names and surnames in Latvija? Is Barak Obama sounds as Barakas Obamas? Or latvijans are to scared for change names of masters?

Me -Latvian

it's the web. even i may say that i'm latvijan here. not for unsult, just for fun.

[Incal]

I went to Riga last summer. It was surprisingly beautiful. The country is about to free itself from its communist past and has a great future ahead.

Same. The city got some old buildings (like any other european city) and they add to its charm. Nice monuments too:



Also, the locals are very polite and friendly:

[ЛыSSый]

little bro, don't be butthurt about truth, but russians use these people as cheao guestworkers, but bulgarians are well kniwn as the same ones in while eurounion.

[Mazik]

Better than that Latvian MMA fighter Edgars Skrivers who used an ISIS song while walking in to the battle of Botnia

[stemm99]

Fix your priorities, brown humanoid. This is the capital of churkistan, previously known as Moscow.

Roasted.

BTW How much of Russias GDP comes from it's oil/gas pipe. Some ~90%? They literally don't have anything else going on themselves yet they act like some bigshots. Take this element out of their economy and Russia would be the biggest shithole in the world. Literally.

[Didriksson]

but core question now: is he lithuanized of not?

??? it's sounds like the "globe od ukraine". Are it nessesary to change all names and surnames in Latvija? Is Barak Obama sounds as Barakas Obamas? Or latvijans are to scared for change names of masters?

it's the web. even i may say that i'm latvijan here. not for unsult, just for fun.

The only question I have here is why you seem so butthurt when it comes to Latvians? You obviously have some issues, but anyhow I hope things go better for you the next year and you have more things going on in your personal life, instead of spending your dear time here making up ridiculous stories.
And yes, it's necessary to add those suffixes... it's called grammar. And no, the correct version would be Baraks Obama.

[Didriksson]

Same. The city got some old buildings (like any other european city) and they add to its charm. Nice monuments too:



Also, the locals are very polite and friendly:

Holly molly, you've actually been in Latvia! When was that, if I may ask?