Is Czech similar to Polish?

[ЛыSSый]

Are you talking about your native language?

ofc no, little bro, ukrainian it's advenced version of russian one, adopted to euroconditions with installed jewish module. cry and anvy cause your language hasn't these features.

[Mars06]

Obviously, yeah. The two are objectively very closely related. Anecdotally, a very close friend of mine is Polish-American and has visited Poland once in his life - on that trip, he took a detour to the Czech border and could comprehend a lot of what the Czechs were saying.

The stress patterns are different - beginning of the word generally gets stressed in Czech and the penultimate syllable in Polish. This is a big thing which can make discerning word boundaries difficult.

[Dick]

Czech is more similar to Serbian since Bohemia was called white Serbia.

[ЛыSSый]

Czech is more similar to Serbian since Bohemia was called white Serbia.

does it mead czech are broken serbs?

[Mikula]

does it mead czech are broken serbs?

No.

Anyway - Czechs in Serbia

[Mikula]

... and at Croatia, too

[Rethel]

Czech is more similar to Serbian since Bohemia was called white Serbia.

No.
Morawia it is simply a property of polish Mora's family,
and Czechy it is suburb of polish town Czechowice.

[Mikula]

No.
Morawia it is simply a property of polish Mora's family,
and Czechy it is suburb of polish town Czechowice.

Rethel on the road to start new Czecho-Polish war

[Rethel]

Rethel on the road to start new Czecho-Polish war

The last was 700 years ago, the real one 900 years ago, so maybe it is the right time

[Mikula]

The last was 700 years ago, the real one 900 years ago, so maybe it is the right time

No, just 98 years ago