What do Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and slovenia has in common?

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Zala Z.

We are all Slavic so we also share similar traditions (folk stores, dances,...) and our languages may sound very much the same to foreign people (though they aren't really).
We all suffered during 2WW and we are (unfortunately) all known as bunch of Communists...

Daniel B

If it's not a joke then I'll say they're all slavic countries

Adam Sabag

Slavic culture.
Some of them have Cyrillic alphabet.
Many of 'em had been communist.
Eastern European.
But Russia and Ukraine were Soviet and Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia were part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
All of them have been independent since 1990's.

Maciek

Well all countries you mentioned are Slavic (with an exception for Muslims living in Bosnia who are not Slavic, but they are appx. 1/3 of Bosnians). You could also add to this list Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bulgaria.

This also implicates that languages spoken in those countries are also Slavic and have a lot in common, therefore they may sound similar to a person who is not Slavic. Cultures in those countries are different, but againg have some common parts. Suprisingly religions are different - some are dominantly Roman Catholic, some are Orthodox.

What else? Historically all these countries belonged to the Soviet block during the Cold War, although their political situation was different (Ukraine was a part of USSR, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Slovenia were parts of Yugoslavia, Poland was a separate country but under Soviet influence).

miru_235

-its the letter ''a''
-they are in the European continent...
(**European Russia)
-slavic countries/languages

РџР¤РЇР–

people are Slavs and many languages spoken in those countries are Slavic languages under the Indo-European family.

HIGADO (inmune a CNN)

they are slavic countries

same languaje, same culture, same religion (exept bosnians, because they are muslims)

sesso

They're all slavic but Bosnians are muslim-slavs so they according to many eastern europeans are not part of the "slavic union".

millie

Slavic people, Slavic language, All post communist, All are in transition

Dennis N

They all have the letter "a" in their names.

Mr. Nine Thousand

your mom!

ROcK sTar

THERE ALL SLAVIC COUNTRYS AND ALL WERE THE SOVIET UNION!!!! BACK IN THE USSR!!!!!!$$$

RUSSIA RULES!!!!!

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