How Serbian language sound to you?

[Pribislav]

[TheMaestro]

Surprisingly as Serbian.

[Pribislav]

Surprisingly as Serbian.

How would you compare Serbian and Slovak?

[Pribislav]

Sundqvist is the biggest expert for Yugo languages of non-Yugos on this forum.

[TheMaestro]

How wouldy ou compare Serbian and Slovak?

Serbian sound tougher a bit louder, some similarities but even those words that are similar have different word endings. Imo it would take time to learn them vice versa. When I helped some Serb guys here to get to one part of the city I had to mainly use Serb words I knew, because they wouldnt understand almost none Slovak words. But as I said you can still find many similarities. For example Slovenian is like alien Slavic language to me.

[Pribislav]

Serbian sound tougher a bit louder, some similarities but even those words that are similar have different word endings. Imo it would take time to learn them vice versa. When I helped some Serb guys here to get to one part of the city I had to mainly use Serb words I knew, because they wouldnt understand almost none Slovak words. But as I said you can still find many similarities. For example Slovenian is like alien Slavic language to me.

I understand many Slovenian words, but pronunciation is pretty unclear/weird to me (sound a bit feminine). I understand Slovenian better in written form.

[TheMaestro]

I understand many Slovenian words, but pronunciation is pretty unclear/weird to me (sound a bit feminine). I understand Slovenian better in written form.

Me too.

[Pribislav]

I agree with TheMaestro Serbian language is tough, and I would add clear. It's not soft like Russian, femine as Slovenian, with a lot of rusting voices as Polish, or with a muffled pronunciation (somehow from throat) as Bulgarian.

[porpozontokonto]

like a mixture of italian and russian.

[Renekton]

As a non Slavic speaker it sound to like Bulgarian. Plus they have brutal sound-accent. Very warrior style