Slavic, Germanic or Romance worlds.

[black hole]

Which one of the three you feel closer to in any regards? Language, phenotype, architecture, geography and many others?




Slavic





Germanic





Romance

[Dandelion]

Germanic I guess. But I listen more to music in Romance languages (especially French) than in German, for instance.

[Stryglogg]

Outside Scandinavia (and Iceland) I consider only Frisians, North Dutch and Northwest Germans to be Germanic. The rest are phenotypically very foreign.

[Jana]

Slavic <3

[Zohor]

So you made a division by language groups and you applied it to other aspects when it's not a case, and Stryglogg also pinpointed same thing if you put more factors as part of world, then you come out with more smaller division and fushions with giving example of Scandinavians being in one bunch only with north NL and north DE, no Austria, UK and so on

Architecture in Moldova will be pretty much "Slavic" aka communist-gray blocks of concrete whereas in coastal cities of Croatia you will have architecture same as in Italy so basically "Romance" but in your thread they are part of same Slavic world because of language

Another thing is how can you define a Romance phenotype, unless you mean Angolans and Italians look the same(?)

Basically just it should have been limited to languages, but I guess you already made such thread, didn't you?

If we limit it to language ofc people will chose family of their native language, unless we will ask Europeans outside of these groups like Hungarians, Finns, Estonians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Turks, Greeks, Albanians and Maltese, pretty much it to have objective opinion on that, but still it won't be subjective because of unpleasant history with some countries

[Rumata]

IIRC in another thread this TS drew Kuban as non-Russian. And this map shows the whole North Caucasus as "Slavic". I don't get it.

[tk'es]

romance without a doubt

[Incal]

Romance obviously.

[Zohor]

IIRC in another thread this TS drew Kuban as non-Russian. And this map shows the whole North Caucasus as "Slavic". I don't get it.

Becuase people use Russian language there, duh and simply sometimes it's enough sometimes not, he is da black hole his mind is out of our range

[Rumata]

...he is da black hole his mind is out of our range

All in all that is that