We had to change ours 3 times in history

I believe the macedon high class was greek

The people were veneti

Props to them for keeping their name, though.

I mean you can still technically rule them

The slavs nowadays are used to that

But the people were something else

I mean I'm from the north right

Roight.

That was a whole different roman province

Called Noricum

Or norik

Ah, I’ve heard it it.

And then there was samo's kingdom

And then Carantania

And then Carniola

And now Oberkrain

The macedons kept their shit

So good job

Question:

How do you know this shit man?

I try to teach myself everything about or beautiful land and culture

It's so fragile nowadays

It’s certainly in danger, yeah.

The growth of internationalism is strong you see

**thanks Merkel**

Goddamn it angelca

Weren't we discussing place names?

Yep.

Germany has lots of -tz at the end

Which is sorta the slavic suffix for places

Man, feels weird thinking about living in the Balkans and not being able to travel 300 miles without having to use another language.

Well

I mean look at the slovene nations

5 kms away a whole diffrent dialect with sepperate literature

The best comparisment you have for the slovenes is fucking what dutch is from bavarian

Especially coming from someone living far-inland in the US with no language barriers at all.

Like only 4 dialects apart

Well yeah

Sorta happens to elder languages

Well, your languages come from a time where travel wasn’t an efficient thing, so therefore the area which a language would be used in would be way smaller.