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It's Slavic and has still nasal vocals, which out of today's Slavic languages just Polish and Kashubian have preserved. So it will be Old Church Slavonic, I guess.
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Sounds slavic thats pretty clear, similar to south slavic languages.
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Some Serbo-Croatian dialect, spoken by Italian or French native speaker. Clearly don't have East Slavic vibe.
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Old Church Slavonic sounds different.Originally Posted by rothaer
Some Croatian or Slovenian dialect for sure.
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I understand almost everything. So I would agree that is an old Croatian or Slovenian dialect.
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