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What I wrote can be made much longer but I wrote it a little too fast

volan123 wrote:In slovenian it would be like this:

prapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraotroci

The same in Czech - praprapraprapra.......pravnuci.
And "otroci" in Czech means slaves

And when it comes to long words, Czech is not that interesting as you may think - our longest word is nejneobhospodářovávatelnějšími, which roughly translated means "(with) the least possibility of farming"

volan123 wrote:In slovenian it would be like this:

prapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraotroci

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ZelvaCZ wrote:

volan123 wrote:In slovenian it would be like this:

prapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraprapraotroci

The same in Czech - praprapraprapra.......pravnuci.
And "otroci" in Czech means slaves

And when it comes to long words, Czech is not that interesting as you may think - our longest word is nejneobhospodářovávatelnějšími, which roughly translated means "(with) the least possibility of farming"

I am curious if you could write it down but this time phonetic.

La_FuAzz wrote:I am curious if you could write it down but this time phonetic.

[nɛjnɛ.ɔbɦɔspɔda:r̝ɔvaːvatɛlɲɛjʃiːmi]

Maybe a video is better - the first person is saying it, however it is in another grammatical case - but still of the same length

Actually, the longest word in Slovenian is dialéktičnomaterialístičen, which means a certain look (can't explain in English) on the life.

Martinus Kundla wrote:Paabulinnusabakattesulesilmamunasinisevärviline

Found a longer version of this:
isaspaabulinnusabakattesulesilmamunavärvivabrikukuldväravaauvahtkonnaülem
male-peafowls-tailcover-feathers-eyeball-blue-colored-factorys-gold(main)gates-guard-headman
Oh dear

Native - Lithuanian, quite fluent - English, a little - German (studied few years in school), a little - Russian (can read cyrillic well)

Only words i know in russian are swear words

LOL What teacher you had that learned you some swear words?