Interslavic T-Shirts
Description: "Putin jest huj," the Interslavic equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan. The original Ukrainian appears on the back of the T-shirt.
Description: "Путин јест хуј" (Putin jest huj) — the Interslavic equivalent of "Putin khuylo," a viral Ukrainian anti-Putin chant that began at a 2014 football match and spread into an international protest slogan, written in Cyrillic. The original Ukrainian appears on the back of the T-shirt.
Description: "Свободну Палестину" (Svobodnu Palestinu) — "Free Palestine" in Interslavic, written in Cyrillic. Interslavic is a zonal constructed language designed to be mutually intelligible across all Slavic languages, and can be written in Latin, Cyrillic, or Glagolitic script.
Description: "Svobodnu Palestinu" — "Free Palestine" in Interslavic, a zonal constructed language designed to be mutually intelligible across all Slavic languages. Written in the Latin alphabet, and on the T-shirt only, the back has it written in the Cyrillic alphabet.
Description: "Свободну Палестину" (Svobodnu Palestinu) — "Free Palestine" in Interslavic, written in Cyrillic and, on the back of the T-shirt only, also the Latin alphabet. Interslavic is a zonal constructed language designed to be mutually intelligible across all Slavic languages, and can be written in Latin, Cyrillic, or Glagolitic script.
