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| Trancer-X |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lepanto
you really suck at this you know that ;)?
"HYJ tebje v zhopy za mesto ykropa" Mameluke. |
Certainly! That's probably one of the reasons why I've never claimed to speak Russian. ;) |
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| Lepanto |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trancer-X
Certainly! That's probably one of the reasons why I've never claimed to speak Russian. ;) |
I figured so. Don't attempt it, then. ;) |
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| Psy-T |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lepanto
you make less sense in Russian than you do in English. You also can't spell for . Pathetic. Retorting, then...
Naychis, malakat odin jazik perid kak tem pizdet na drygom. Ti nedadelon rozjebaj. Davai, malchik, po yogorty i spat. Mama tvaja zhdot menja. Ona poshla v med cliniky, no jej skozali chto no abort ona opazdala stoboj. |
shto ti hochesh? ya nu mieu gavarita paruske
and about spelling, have you noticed we are using english characters only? using them to spell words from a different language?
like for instance your use of "v"? if you wanna type russian, switch to a russian font. |
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| Lepanto |
| quote: | Originally posted by Psy-T
shto ti hochesh? ya nu mieu gavarita paruske
and about spelling, have you noticed we are using english characters only? using them to spell words from a different language?
like for instance your use of "v"? if you wanna type russian, switch to a russian font. |
nonsense. next time you're in a major electronics store, assuming they have this in stock, take a look at an Ektako electronic dictionary. You will notic that the English letters coincide with Cyrillic letters. For example J will be the Y sound in Russian, the ZH will make that J sound, ala the word June, etc.
So, saying that we can't use English to express another language is nonsense. Also, how about captions in movies in TV? They always nail it. |
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| Psy-T |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lepanto
nonsense. next time you're in a major electronics store, assuming they have this in stock, take a look at an Ektako electronic dictionary. You will notic that the English letters coincide with Cyrillic letters. For example J will be the Y sound in Russian, the ZH will make that J sound, ala the word June, etc.
So, saying that we can't use English to express another language is nonsense. Also, how about captions in movies in TV? They always nail it. |
what's wrong with doing it phonetically though?
and trust me, those electronic dictionaries will be hard to find in israel, especially ones for two foreign languages :p |
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| Trancer-X |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lepanto
I figured so. Don't attempt it, then. ;) |
I'll attempt anything that I want to attempt and there isn't that you can do about it. ;) :tongue2 |
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| Lepanto |
| quote: | Originally posted by Psy-T
what's wrong with doing it phonetically though?
and trust me, those electronic dictionaries will be hard to find in israel, especially ones for two foreign languages :p |
Actually not really. If i'm not mistaken Ektako is an Israel based company. Furthermore, you're not going to tell me there's no Russians in Israel now are you :wtf:? |
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| Mag1k |
wtf is going on
Ur all fu(ked up |
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| ogvh5150 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mag1k
wtf is going on
Ur all fu(ked up |
Don't mind them they're former KGB arguing about phonetics and diction. JK :stongue: |
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| Lepanto |
| quote: | Originally posted by ogvh5150
Don't mind them they're former KGB arguing about phonetics and diction. JK :stongue: |
FSB, nowdays :p |
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| ogvh5150 |
Becoming a spy CIA case officer requirements:
Interviews, polygraph tests
Security checks that can take nine months
If sworn in, 12-18 months with a National Clandestine Service office overseas
12-18 months of training for overseas operations
Typical assignment: three years
Source: CIA |
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| Lepanto |
| What kind of compensation and benefits? |
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