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I didn't say that I know Bulgarian, but that I might happen to understand randomly some words from a slavic language. There are similar words. For example, brother in Romanian is frate, and in Serbian is brate.

@the 4 people who gave me minuses, I didn't mean to offend you, and I'm sorry if I did, but what I said it's true for the majority of the Romanians (except for the people from my parent's generation who studied Russian at school during the communist era). Romanian language is a Latin language (almost 90% of the vocabulary is of Latin origin) with Slavic/Turkish/Hungarian influences, so it's normal to understand only a few things in the Slavic languages and more in Latin languages like Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and so on. @SkyloIoannes, Romanian children study Latin in school for at least one year in order to understand better the word formation in Romanian. I'm not sure if you asked that because you were curious or you wanted to make fun of me :)

raylight, Ken Lee was the icing on the cake. Romanian has a few thing in common with all the slavic languages, it's quite interesting how a latin language can interact with the balkan culture. but I still can't understand only a few words in Serbian/Bulgarian/Russian/Turkish, compared to Italian, where I understand almost everything

hahaha, 0:33! I had to replay that for a few times, too funny :P

the brazilian João Carlos Massinatori Dias from Sao Caetano (Brazil) to Remat Zalau (Romania)

yes yes, I know that it was also on laola, but I was curious which channel broadcasted this record shared by raylight, I was impressed by the fact that it contains so many 'backstage' moments with the players :)

we are all friends on this site (at least we should be), so I don't think an add button is needed. yes, we might have different opinions from time to time, we might argue as well on different topics, but friends argue as well, it's something normal, because we aren't the same. like the friends, we share everything we hear, we gossip maybe :P, we share our sadness or our happiness regarding matches, we debate different things and we express our opinion on the work of our friends (the movies). this is what I've learnt since I got here on this site. and even though I don't know everyone on the site, I consider people from this volleyball community as friends and I'm glad we are all here, you guys are amazing for supporting volleyball and for doing all this work to make it even more popular! viva volleyball movies :)

I first saw this on youtube, while searching for something, and it's so funny to re-see it. McGregor and Kuba with those hilarious sun glasses, Castellani trying to speak Polish and the final presentation of the team - priceless! :P

Poland also has very talented players, they just need a bit of time to show their true value ;)

Cuneo was definitely very strong this season :) on what channel was this broadcasted?

excellent player and movie :)

awww, how young they were, how young we also were then! :))) it's a bit weird to see Osmany making a serve error, that's very unusual nowadays :P

hahaha, that was a big smash :) sometimes good luck comes when you don't expect it, just like other things in life

I want to see this video in the 3D version :D

hh, I understood only the part with agressive :P

hope that Toma Dokic will do a good job in Greece, too. he was probably one of the best players that Crvena Zvezda had, skillful and very determined ?

haha, I love the fact that you mixed the languages, but I have to tell mom to translate me the Russian parts. nice video!

superb! this film gives you goosebumps

and that's probably the main reason why so many people supported Russia this year, they definitely deserved to win after such a nice performance overall. I'm glad they did it, and even more, I'm glad that we had a great final, with two goodies fighting for the crown