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FYI: Soldat means "soldier" in Russian. So not the most creative name, but it didn't matter since this game is awesome.
by mkoryak 6y ago
FYI:
Soldat means "soldier" in Russian.
So not the most creative name, but it didn't matter since this game is awesome.
- mahathu 6y agoAlso in German
- scotth 6y agoAlso, french.
- cozzyd 6y agoAnd Romanian :). Based on https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/soldat https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/soldat it seems to originally come from Italian?
- worldsayshi 6y agoAnd Swedish.
- RBerenguel 6y agoAlso, Catalan (close cousins with French)
- someperson 6y agoThe creator is Polish, and it means soldier in Polish too.
- skocznymroczny 6y agoNo. The Polish word for soldier is żołnierz. There is a Polish word "sołdat", which is a borrowing of the Russian солдат, and it's mostly used to describe Russian/Soviet soldiers and comes with a negative connotations.
- someperson 6y agoThanks for the clarification.
- developer2 6y agoThe developer hosts the game on a Polish domain (https://soldat.pl/ https://soldat.pl/), and even has a FAQ entry regarding the name: https://soldat.pl/en/page/faq https://soldat.pl/en/page/faq Q: What does "Soldat" mean!? A: "Soldat" or "Soldaat" means "soldier" in the following languages: german, dutch, norwegian, swedish, danish, french, slovenian, afrikaans, russian, catalan and romanian.
- GoblinSlayer 6y ago> 11. Can you give me the source code of Soldat? > Eeee, no?
- yetihehe 6y agoEven funnier, "no" in polish is "yep".