Brief Russian Lesson

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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby agent_orange » Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:01 am

warrri wrote:Why dont YOU learn english instead lol

It's all about cultural diversity! :D
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby rfxDarth » Mon Mar 15, 2010 9:17 pm

Охщи,неужели столько русских навалило что заставили иностранцев язык учить?
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Kiwi » Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:16 pm

Does "olol olol you all cattle and hulyo"
mean i should get out of dodge?
Besides the obvious part, is that in a kidding way or serious way? lol
(this was translated from a Russian runestone left at my place)
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Garlicman » Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:24 pm

Kiwi wrote:Does "olol olol you all cattle and hulyo"
mean i should get out of dodge?
Besides the obvious part, is that in a kidding way or serious way? lol
(this was translated from a Russian runestone left at my place)


It's kind of memetic phrase and basically it just means that whoever wrote this frequents a certain russian imageboard. So it's more kidding, yes.
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Kiwi » Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:45 pm

Okay, thx. Kind of a reliever, was about to get my bro, and tell him "Load up the boats, were getting the HELL out of here" XD
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Postby Jackard » Mon Mar 15, 2010 11:52 pm

Kiwi wrote:Does "olol olol you all cattle and hulyo"
mean i should get out of dodge?
Besides the obvious part, is that in a kidding way or serious way? lol
(this was translated from a Russian runestone left at my place)

rupture farms......
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Ferinex » Tue Mar 16, 2010 5:03 am

rfxDarth wrote:Охщи,неужели столько русских навалило что заставили иностранцев язык учить?

da :(
i guess they never miss huh
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Grog » Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:21 am

warrri wrote:
Why dont YOU learn english instead lol

well, i know a lot of english speaking russians here. i use some of them as translators as copy+paste doenst work in chat.
but i think i wouldnt hurt if someone made up a "brief english lesson" for the russians ^^
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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Pansy » Wed Mar 17, 2010 1:17 pm

How do you say, "Wait, I will bring....(wheat, beartooth necklace, cave bulb, butter, bread)" in Russian?

Also, how do you say plaice when you mean plaice and no other fish will do?

I assume Perception, Strength, Agility etc. can just be said in English but if anyone has the time I would like translations for those too.

Perception food?
Perception fish?
Honey?

How do you say, "mine" as in an iron mine?

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Re: Brief Russian Lesson

Postby Helga » Wed Mar 17, 2010 1:59 pm

How do you say, "Wait, I will bring....(wheat, beartooth necklace, cave bulb, butter, bread)" in Russian?

Подождите, я принесу.. (пщеницу, амулет из медвежего зуба, кейвбабл, масло, хлеб).

Also much better for understanding write stuff, stats and parameters of character in english.
Russians use them as slang.

Perception Fish = Рыба высокого качества/Высококачественная рыба/HQ рыба.

Iron mine = железная шахта.
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