The Turkish girl missed most of them. (Divan, Bahadır..)

The friendship between that Russian and Polish is cute 😂

I wish Turkish girl mentioned Divan,  Bahadır and Kerpiç in Turkish too.

"Girl, I don't make the rules.' 😂 Great comeback Zia. I love Hanna telling 3 other nations, you're all wrong for couch and then the very next word is carpet.

Turkish girl did not catch it but many words mentionwd here from Slavic languages, like divan, bahadır, kerpiç, kahve are actually loan words from old Turkish.

the polish girl is so fun lol the place where Jesus was born :D usually it's Julia leading but she's taking over the episode this time

Idk the polish girl but this is the second video with her I watched and I love her interactions with everyone, pls keep her! She’s so funny 😂❤

Хочу, чтобы однажды Польша и Россия дружили странами как эти девушки из Польши и России.

The way Hanna grabbed Taya by the arm was so cute! ❤

As a Romanian, I am shocked of how many similarities we have in our language with all 3, latin, slavic, and turkish. I can definitely see how much Romanian as a latin language was influenced by our slavic neighbours and by the ottomans. Super interesting.

Please, I beg you!!! Make a turkic version of this series with turkish, kazakh, kyrgyz, saha, uzbek, azerbaijani, tatar, bashkir and etc!!! we have a lot of common words, but some are really different and i feel like it’s gonna be interesting! please and thank you

Sklep is a funny word for store for russians. In russian sklep is a building on a graveyard where coffins placed. Like tomb or crypt

I love that the majority of the video is the Polish and Russian girl vibing hahaha, they are great together!!
Also, somebody know their insta? They seem fun 🎉

We also call brick as "kerpiç" in Turkish

Мне нравится, как Тайя и Ханна наводят шороху в этом выпуске, удивляясь с похожести польского и русского языков

Slovakia and Czechia in the next video would be great, i would love see their similarities, and aslo another slavic such as Russia or Poland

In Turkish we also use ''Divan'' as sofa and we also use ''Bahadır'' as hero.
And for the brick almost all of you used a similiar word.

2:00 She doesn’t even know Tulips are from Turkish lands?

“Guess w3 thought we will make it new”.
Sad.

the chemistry of this group is insane!!! plz more vids in the future with this exact group lol

11:47 "this is getting out of hand, French is making sense" 😂🤣😅