It uses Latin, no native Latin speaker ever used the word

you figured out the words?

>morbid fear of long words

>use a long word to express this fear

^

i thought we exterminated latin speaking filth for a reason
its an annoying language

>ITFUCKINGWORKSSOMEHOW

latin speak is natural

unless you're a fucking vandal tbh

you speak native romanian right?

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Either way, just another example of of the intellectual elite taking the piss out of the mentally ill

@ryvergate yes

not village romanian accents or shit

hell is the meaning of the Romanian name for Kolozsvár

Cluj is just Cluj

no meaning?

a council of aristocrats likely met and agreed upon several names and shit according to local usages of the time

this is how languages work, top down

barbaric

the apparent name is Claudiopolis in latin

1703 romanian

sounds kinda cool

Romanian text „Tiperit en Klus en Anul Domnului 1703”, on title of paper from a translation

Tipărit în Cluj în Anul Domnului 1703
is how you would write it today

Should have just sticked with using normal latin as your language smh

instead of

ă

*shivers*

villagers needed something common to stick them together

the cultural hotpot that was at the time included a shitload of everything

there were **a lot** of saxons around here pre-WW2

guess who lives in many of their rundown houses now <:smugon:512048583806025739>

I still can't belive that you got most of the world to belive that your are latin tbh

implying i had a hand in it <:poggers:583775485620781087>

Not you

I get what you mean

I just had to adress the Romanians somehow