Polish: Cesarz Czech: Císař Slovak: Cisár Ukrainian: Tzar

German: Kaiser

>be Slavs
>make your title for "king" be "Karl" because you thought Charlemagne was a pretty cool guy

>>72700914
False. It comes from a different source.
>>72700744
WE WUZ THIRD ROME N SHIT XD

>>72700936
>False
No, it's completely true, Mikołaj.

>>72700744
its car not czar

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>Irish: Rí
>/r9k/: Ree

Latvian: Cars

>>72700744
Polish: Cesarz/Car/Imperator

>>72700744
>Polish
President
>Czech
President
>Slovak
President
>Ukrainian
President
>Serbian
President
>Bosnian
President
>Croatian
President
>Slovenian
President
>Bulgarian
President
>Macedonian
President
>Russian
President
>Belarusian
Baćka

Car*

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>>72706580

>>72700914
fucking retard

>>72700914
>>72701046

It comes from Caesar dumbass

>>72700744
>>72700851

>be slav or germ
>love the spicy BIC

BIG ITALIC COCK

>>72714176
No, Cesar/Czar means Emperor. He's referring to the word 'kral' which may have come from Karl the Great aka Charlemagne.

Spanish : si
Italian : si
Portuguese : si
Romanian : si
French : oui

>>72717294
Its da in romanian oops

>>72714176
I'm talking about Karl/King, you illiterate fatty.

>>72709899
I wrote it the way it's pronounces for the South and East Slavic languages instead of the way it's written.

>>72706580
It's prezydent, ya moskal scum

>>72717294
It's '' sim '' in portuguese.

>>72717294
"SIM", not, "si"
...

>>72700744
Imperator>Emperor