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What % of this do Slavic speakers understand?
Macedonian:
about 99% but I am an exception I think
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Wow! What natio are you?Originally Posted by Erich
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You're a Jewish polyglot.
I understand 60% of the words, the other 40% guess and it takes time. And a slow speaker. However, I am not a Slavic speaker, but a Balto-Venedic one...maybe that's why I'm behind.
from my childhood I was listening "Yugoslavian" (so from Skopje) or Bulgarian radio stations for example, even today I read internet media from here like 24.mk or "uzivo" tv, for example Sitel https://www.sitel.com.mk/dnevnik
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It depends about subjects what are talking about. First minute I understand more than in the rest of the clip.
Generally around 30%
1984 was A Warning Not A Manual
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Yes, rewind on middle and understanding of sharply fell until 10%
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75%, but as I've already mentioned before in another thread, I learned Serbian
shalom братYou're a Jewish polyglot.
I understand 60% of the words, the other 40% guess and it takes time. And a slow speaker. However, I am not a Slavic speaker, but a Balto-Venedic one...maybe that's why I'm behind.
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шалом хавера ))
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