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I'm not sure about this.Originally Posted by Mikula
I know, but he looks more like Josef Švejk than like comrade Mikoyan, though
Klepl when he was younger:
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I decided to create another tread about Czech phenotypes:
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How typical a Czech is Ivan lendl?
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He looks kinda Germanish, surname is Bavarian German tooHow typical a Czech is Ivan lendl?
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Large part of Czechs has German lastnames (or Czechized version of German lastnames) for obvious reasons.
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Well yea, like Slovenes. So what would be a czechized version of a German surname? Nemec?
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Yeah yeah, it's all "I hate Romanians" until you meet Sebastian Stan.... then your heart-beat begins to race uncontrollably
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No, the lastname is pronounced the same or simillar way, like the German original but is written in Czech spelling, instead:Well yea, like Slovenes. So what would be a czechized version of a German surname? Nemec?
Böhm -> Bém
Fischer -> Fišer
Riedel -> Rýdl
Schmied -> Šmíd
Zimmermann -> Cimrman
etc.
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Thats a very special subrace of Gunter Grassoids
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