„Замечательный день сегодня. То ли чай пойти выпить, то ли повеситься.“
— Антон Павлович Чехов
0Question for any native Russian speakers or those fluent in Russian! I once heard that Russians only use cursive for handwriting, not regular printing (like how the letters look when a beginner learns them). Is that true? I was just trying to write something in Russian and it was really hard so if they only use cursive/if it’s easier I would definitely want to learn that, as well. Thanks in advance! Спасибо!
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me: *writes a simple, useless, elementary sentence that i will never use in practical life*
me, immediately: well let’s bring out my Russian editions of Tolstoj and Dostoevskij then
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If anyone
of you few who follow mecan read this and could tell me what it says i would be so thankful0During the episode Olga was talking in ( to me an unknown language). Since Deke said she’s from the balkan I assumed it was a balkan language. (also I’m czech so i could sort of underestand it which made me think it might as well be croatian or something)
Then someone proceeded to say it was Russian. I thought “ok, they’re playing on 80′s stereotypes cool cool”
And THEN people were like “actually it sounds sort of like polish” I was confused as to why this would make sense?
So because I couldn’t sleep because of it I decided to actually ask the actress who played Olga. And this is the answer:
Can I just say. This is some bullshit. Why would you …. I mean … WHAT? I am so confused. This makes literally no sense.
I really enjoyed this episode but this is seriously pissing me off. You could have just said she’s polish?? Or pick a balkan language and put it in google translate?americans are so tiring…
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A two Soviet fleet soldiers, both equipped with the Mosin-Nagant rifle, while guarding the Crimean beaches, Summer 1942. The picture was taken by A. C. Sokolenko.
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