yeah, the phonetics/writing links between things in east european languages and west are hilarious though... like the russian/bulgarian use of B, which is pronounced V, for things that are B in some other western/central european, and vice versa... and like, portuguese uses V in place of V all the time, this green fucking brainwashing shit "responsavel" and the word for foldable "dobravel" and when i saw "dobravel" i thought... oh, double, as in fold one into two, and then i thought "dobre" as in "good" as maybe relating to "double" and then further, relating it back to the fact that early arabic and hebrew did not have vowels at all, and i made a funny little series of posts the other day about how intelligible text is without the vowels being distinct
it's quite hilarious, and yes, indian, european,once you have enough pieces of these two patterns you can decipher a lot of others
i feel that east european is the most interesting because they most obviously blend the eastern and western languages so much, but i didn't realise how western it actually was until i learned fully western lol