Comments by "Юра Н" (@user-bi4eo3ys1f) on "How the months got their names (and what we used to call them)" video.

  1. Russian: июнь, июль /iyun', iyul'/
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  2.  @kimvibk9242  Listening to the word "påsk", I hear [posk]. Listening to the word "må", I hear ['mua].
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  3.  @diogorodrigues747  ...despite the Orthodox Church wasn't Latin.
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  4. When reading the word "Easter" in this video, I imagined rooster instead, or a cock. When reading the word "Pascha", I have read it as "pasha". In my native Russian it is named "Пасха" [pasxa] , but my grandmother called it "Паска" [paska], what means "grazing".
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  5. Were we in Russia try to call November "Listopad", it would sound some weird. When all trees are already without leaves, and snow almost allows to ski (sometimes it is possible even in October, sometimes is impossible even in the beginning of December).
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  6.  @MrAnshie  Russian соль /sol'/ - salt, солнце /solntse/ - sun
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