Vlatko Noobavic

[Vožd]

The only thing uniting slavs is the similarity in language. Tell me, what do we have in common with Slovenians apart from language and Yugoslavia? Look at their folk clothing, they're Germans. Tell me what do we have in common with Czechs apart from language family. We have as much in common with other Slavs as we have with Hungarians if we take the language out.

Common for Slavs is:
- Language
- Identity (surnames and names less or more)
- Even some cultural characteristic what is common for all east Europe and cant be found in west

But this first two defined Slavs enough.

[Vožd]

+ Bosniensis

You want to be Roman/Illyrian and you have an Slavic haplogroup.

Ljudi misle da je sve iz otomanskog doba tursko, a recimo Turci uopšte nisu bili kulturno superiorniji od balkanskih naroda, bili su samo mnogoljudniji i vojno jači. Turska kultura je veliki miks viztantijske, persijske, arapske, turkijske, grčke itd kulture, veliki uticaj na otomansku kulturu su i južni Sloveni ostavli. Npr. mnogi "turcizmi" su zapravo slovenizmi u turskom itd.

[Gold-Shekel]

Bosniaks have unique Slavo-Turkic culture.

Sevdalinka is the example of this. That can associate people on Slavic music, but also on turkic music.

I don't think it's only "Slavo-Turkic", it has many other influences but I get what you're saying. My issue is that Bosniaks tend to focus only on "Turk" and "Slav" while Bosniaks are a stand alone Nation like all other Nations, our culture is richer than just "Slav" or "Turk".

No i mean surnames.

My surname doesn't have the "ic" at the end (which I guess you're referring to) and many other Bosniaks are in the same case. The "ic" a vestige which has been abused in the Balkans, many people have the ending "OV-ic" or "EV-ic" which is redundent in itself since ov, ev and ic mean pretty much the same thing.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

I don't think it's only "Slavo-Turkic", it has many other influences but I get what you're saying. My issue is that Bosniaks tend to focus only on "Turk" and "Slav" while Bosniaks are a stand alone Nation like all other Nations, our culture is richer than just "Slav" or "Turk".



My surname doesn't have the "ic" at the end (which I guess you're referring to) and many other Bosniaks are in the same case. The "ic" a vestige which has been abused in the Balkans, many people have the ending "OV-ic" or "EV-ic" which is redundent in itself since ov, ev and ic mean pretty much the same thing.

Also in Macedonia "-ski". Which is similar to many Polish surnames. You don't have to have "ić" surname. Surnames in Bosnia like "Kolak" , "Kobiljar" , "Škrijelj" are as well Slavic.

[Hanuman]

It would be impossible, to 10% people assimilate 90% natives. As he said.

That's not possible.

Bosaniensis cry because "Illyrians were assimilatted by Slavs."

Only trolls or complete idiots can say that few Slavs were asimilatted vast majority of Illyrians and Thracians in the Balkans.

[Ülev]

-ski in Macedonia is because of Yugoslavia, nothing else, to differ Macedonians from Bulgarians and others

[Bosniensis]

+Bosniensis

Autosomally Serbs are around 50% Slavic and 50% native Balkanites, not 80-90% native Balkanites cusc as you think.

Ево ти разлика између Славена и Срба/Бошњака па ти гледај... и реци да ја измишљам

[Hanuman]

Ево ти разлика између Славена и Срба/Бошњака па ти гледај... и реци да ја измишљам

Wrong, this is not scientific source, this is created in your imagination.

[Bosniensis]

Wrong, this is not scientific source, this is created in your imagination.

Those are K36 results of actual Human Beings??? MY IMAGINATION?

[Gold-Shekel]

Also in Macedonia "-ski". Which is similar to many Polish surnames. You don't have to have "ić" surname. Surnames in Bosnia like "Kolak" , "Kobiljar" , "Škrijelj" are as well Slavic.

Family names are subject to change as often they were just a description of the person, such as a phisical characteristic, profession, etc (talking about the People in general, not "noble" dynasties, etc). The Slavic suffix on the last name as I said is a vestige that literally means "son of", it's the same as Turkmen or Uzbek people for example having names like "Karimov" (son of Karim) yet they aren't Slavs, they just happened to be in a Slavic dominated Union when Lastnames became official, most people who have a name ending in "ic" are people who got that Surname either under Austria or the first Yugoslavia.