"Europa nie jest krajem."

Translation: Europe is not a country.

[JanLania]

Tell them that. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9IeDuhUdg5Y

[Jellei]

oh my gosh why did they start clapping

[Glen624972]

The EU should admit this.

[janezg]

EU is so called "sui generis" entity that has both features of a country and of an international organisation. To call it a country though is obviously not correct but if the integration will proceed it may become some kind of confederal state in the future.

[israellai]

Funny, I just did exactly the same sentence in Russian a minute ago

[va-diim]

In Russian, kraj means "edge," so this sounds like "Europe is not the edge."

[janezg]

Kraj has interestingly a bit different meanining in every slavic language. You can check it here: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/False_Friends_of_the_Slavist/Map_kraj

[va-diim]

And EN "cry" LOL

[janezg]

Oh and it can mean a region (federal subject) in Russia, so this sentence is not weird to me at all (e.g. Krasnoyarski kraj)

[RobertGadz]

It sounds like he is saying te or ta Europa.

[Jellei]

I don't hear any sound before "Europa"...