Well studied it more

I only know various words

same

О, феллоу славик пипл

Ha

Even though y is more like oo sound

я все еще английский мой друг

А, ну ладно

yeah and h is n

You mean н

yeah

And х is h

H

it's weird

Or k @Sqörnghöglörn

Its weird

Хорошо isnt horosho

Its khorosho

What? I don't understand it, we say more like horosho

Oh

Well maybe im wrong

we say it like horosho

Gosh darnit

Maybe its belarus/ukranian

Yea i remember looking at some Ukrainian stuff

Recently ive been learning Hungarian

So many cases

So many

And plus conjugation has two different possibilities

Definite and indefinite

Not really that difficult but just a lot

I like how its sorta similar to latin in the way that word order doesnt matter and verb conjugation accounts for the pronoun

Like i could say tudom angolul or angolul tudom

And it still means i know english (langauge)

Also there is a case that turns country names to mean that you are talking about the language like német=németül, magyar=magyarul, angol=angolul, etc

Can you wish me good luck?

Good luck Slav homie

Heloooa

Thenks

Also good morning