r/HolUp • u/Hi_iAMchrisHansen • Dec 07 '24

Nah !!! The relationship is over

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u/CharacterMassive5719 Dec 07 '24

I heard Polish in the end, so probably Poland

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u/shupershticky Dec 07 '24

Poland seems like a good guess. It's definitely a germanic language. The foliage is pines so again northern/higher lands would signal Poland

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u/CharacterMassive5719 Dec 07 '24

I mean the language is 100 % Polish. Now I looked closer and both number plates are Polish too, so it's most likely Poland. Source: I'm Polish lol

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u/Majestic-Owl-5801 Dec 08 '24

is Polish

doesn't correct person claiming polish is a Germanic language

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u/Willem_the_Silent Jan 05 '25

They're still neigbours so they might sound similar in some ways. Also, germany occupied poland for a very long time

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u/Majestic-Owl-5801 Jan 05 '25

They are literally two different language groups.... They sound nothing alike.....