Do Slavs understand this language?
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So I speak Russian and something Ukrainian. Let’s say the individual words I understood almost all (up to maybe 5?) as they were like Russian/Ukrainian or similar so that you could easily derive it. I understood prayer and the history of China and dragons so rough but not 100%. You have to listen carefully, you understand.
The conversation in the second video is understood as well as everything. I also understand Polish as halfway as it is similar to Ukrainian.
Speak Czech and understand Slovak and can be a bit Polish. I understand most of this, with some being very misleading, as with stul. Colors and body parts were absolutely no problem. I was able to follow the conversation relatively, a bit difficult, but joa. But believe it would be easier for me if I would also master a non-West Slavic language.
I haven’t listened to everything now, but as a Russian native speaker, I understand as well as everything.
I am from Bosnia and understand as well as everything
Sounds like esperanto in Slavic. Would be surprised if native speakers from one of the Slavic languages understand nothing.