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However as my father pointed out, there are so many regional dialect differences between both within and between both Serbia and Croatia that this may simply be a region thing. Otherwise, it seems that like many languages, Croatian could simply be being simplified and standardized especially in this age of the It’s beginning to look a lot like cocktails santa hat christmas T-Shirt and by the same token and internet. Though admittedly the loss of these terms and the close relationships they signify does make me a little sad. You mentioned in the comments your family moved to Serbia, so I guess that explains it. In Croatian, we very much have those words for cousins and use it. Never ever heard anyoine use the words brat or sestra for their cousin. I asked a Croatian friend about this and they said it’s bullshit. The following words refer to cousins: Rođak, Rođakinja, Rođaci, Rođakinje, Rodica, Rodbina.

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In my language(Telugu(south indian lang)) also, there is no word for parallel cousins and they are called brothers and sisters. We refer them like “my brother”, To confirm the It’s beginning to look a lot like cocktails santa hat christmas T-Shirt and by the same token and other person may ask “own brother?” and we say “No, Uncle’s son”. But for cross cousins we have different words and yes those words are same as what you call your sister’s husband (brother-in-law) and yes cross cousins are potential marriage partners in the culture. Many aspects of Hawaiian and other polynesian languages are pretty wild. There are no gendered pronouns. There are 3 genders – male, female, and māhū (which has aspects of both). If translated word-for-word, things can seem pretty funky. 😀 For example “eat I in the kitchen” “fly quick plural bird yellow from forest up, to the sea.” Nouns can be verbs and verbs can be used as nouns. The word for snow, hau, can be used as both the thing and the way snow falls, even if it’s applied to something else falling that way. Cloud, ao, can mean all sorts of things, from any cloud, to time, period of time, the way things change over time, etc. The prefix ho‘o- can be added to seemingly almost anything to turn it into “the process of doing that thing”.

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