TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Chill Out Room Pages: [1] 2 3  I need a Russian's Help View this Thread in Original format guster Yes.. I need help with teh Russian.. I'm trying to teach myself but it's kinda hard.. wish my uni had Russian courses. Anyway.. I'm - very badly - translating a song's lyrics into Russian to send to my girlfriend. I just want to know the proper way to write "I love you" so I can put that at the end. I can't see the cyrillic alphabet on my computer either.. so if anyone even responds to this could you write the letter names out and then some thing like "next word" so I know when to make a space? Thanks for any help you can give me.. if anyone responds (in a serious manner, at that) you'll get the guster says you kick ass award for 2006. :D guster also.. what letters would i use for a "th" sound in english? Mag1k ummm Im not too sure what you want "I love you" "Ya tebya lyublyu" "ß òåáÿ ëþáëþ" choose guster that'll do man.. thanks a million. :toocool: astroboy Я тебя люблю If you need to see cyrillic text in your browser just do the following: In Firefox: View -> Character Encoding -> Cyrillic (Windows-1251) In IE: View -> Encoding -> More -> Cyrillic (Windows) Yan No no! Don't listen to those guys. They don't know what they're talking about. It's "Ya tebya oobyoo". :clown: guster Aw hell.. my buddy just reformatted my laptop and dl'd firefox on it. I didn't know it supported Cyrillic text. And that's just one more reason why firefox is great. Marc Summers I don't think there is a russian word for "freedom". guster That's the letter ya right? and damnit.. who the hell is right.. Yan quote: Originally posted by guster That's the letter ya right? and damnit.. who the hell is right.. Backwards capital "R". The first letter of my name. :) quote: Originally posted by Marc Summers I don't think there is a russian word for "freedom". S'vabodha. You lose. klingklang77 quote: Originally posted by guster also.. what letters would i use for a "th" sound in english? is there a "th" sound in russian? and this might help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:IPA_chart_2005.png edited to add- this site is better for hearing certain sounds and how you can write them to your friend: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/l.../phonemic.shtml Yan quote: Originally posted by klingklang77 is there a "th" sound in russian? Not the last time I checked. CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2 3

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