Comments by "Tomas Vrabec" (@tomasvrabec1845) on "" video.

  1. The fact that there is less white people living in areas where those languages are used is merely a demographic distribution... Exotic language of a native English speaker is any language that is not originating from latin or far away through grammar, spelling ext for them to to be able to understand it. It just so happen that these languages are mainly out of Europe and North America. Once again... Correlation does not mean causation.
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  2.  @ShoulderMonster  I find ethics and exotics as normal words, which, atleast everywhere I've lived, were uses as normal words with no means of segregation. Everyone here (UK, which is also his native place) knows that everyone is a part of ethnics group. For the word exotics it simply refers to a language, object, animal or a person (although extremely rarely on a person) who/it is from a place foreign to the place they are now or not common to that place. For English its Lennon's, Arabic, kimono.... Fir Japanese it would be English, Brasilian nuts, Elephants
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  3. Anna is my grandmother's real name xD
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  4. Personally it feels weird to call stepparent mom or dad because it feels like a replacement of parents
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  5. Not really, oma, ma, mam,. All sound similar
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  6. Different words over time gain different meaning and it been long since Latin was used and it also traveled far. For example English word Dick was a normal name and a word but we all know where that ended up
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  7.  @Jannyl13 Exotic means "originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country." So for a native English speaker Czech Republic or Finland are exotic. Besides I do speak Czech as I am Slovak and we were one country less than 30 years ago.
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