Русский

[balmy condor]

but i can be happy understanding 1 word every 3 minutes

@foggy yarrow this is funny

i usually wasn't paying attention to story, but now if i pay attention i wont understand a thing anyway lol

[foggy yarrow]

What do you think характеристики means

:)

[balmy condor]

well i can read character
the other stuff sounds like istiki
so like characterstics?

[foggy yarrow]

Yeah, or specifications

[balmy condor]

in the game's case, thats just where the stats are

[foggy yarrow]

Like the number stuff

[balmy condor]

so like charatcer-specific stats

[foggy yarrow]

Yep

[balmy condor]

for what you justs said

[foggy yarrow]

For anything. For a char, it will be specs like weight, horsepower, torque, fuel economy, body type

[balmy condor]

yeah here is onlyt numbers

[balmy condor]

but this is mostly numbers anyway

[foggy yarrow]

For a bicycle it will be frame geometry, brake size, tire width and size, etc

[balmy condor]

will it then also be характеристики

or a more item specific word

[foggy yarrow]

Characteristics is ONLY numbers or types of something

[foggy yarrow]

I don't think we have item specific words for this

[balmy condor]

so it would be велосипе́д характеристики then?

[foggy yarrow]

Характеристики велосипеда

Велосипеда means "of bicycle", signifies ownership

So characteristics of bicycle

[balmy condor]

the only differnce i see is the stress accent being gone and -a suffix

is this a common thing?

[foggy yarrow]

The stress accent is not gone

[balmy condor]

oh ok

[foggy yarrow]

It was велосипе́д and is now велосипе́да

[balmy condor]

your message didnt have it, thats why assumption

[foggy yarrow]

By the way, on PC we signify stress accent with a capital letter

[balmy condor]

ill remember

[foggy yarrow]

It's only used when you discuss stress accent

[foggy yarrow]

I forgot lol

[balmy condor]

I UNDERSTAND

caps

[balmy condor]

so about that -a suffix

[foggy yarrow]

Итс ван оф зе севен (ор сикс?) кейсес оф Рашн лэнгуэдж

[balmy condor]

so thats a common case?

i struggle to articulate myself properly rn uhhh

i think you understand waht i mean

[foggy yarrow]

They're all common

Cases is a linguistic term

I recommend reading a textbook

[balmy condor]

lol

[balmy condor]

one day

[foggy yarrow]

Is the C in Acheron silent?

[balmy condor]

ay ke ron in eng

[foggy yarrow]

I thought it's aytcheron

[balmy condor]

in story shes pronounced as ay-ke-ron

[foggy yarrow]

In Russian it aheron

[balmy condor]

well h is kh

[foggy yarrow]

No it isn't
It's just h

Like in hero or hamster

Just a little harsher

[balmy condor]

i just always said h as ch

[foggy yarrow]

Like in chameleon?

[balmy condor]

isnt that a ka

[foggy yarrow]

Ye it a ka

Chemistry

[balmy condor]

not how i meant it uh

[foggy yarrow]

Charcoal

[balmy condor]

spanish J

[foggy yarrow]

Nvm not charcoal

I'm stupid

[balmy condor]

thats sha

[foggy yarrow]

Oh then yes

[foggy yarrow]

No that's a "ча"

[balmy condor]

thats how i mean it i am a bit not so well-versed with pronoetics

im trying

[foggy yarrow]

Х is closer to h than ch

Or kh

Comparison of how I pronounce in English and Russian

[foggy yarrow]

Me neither

[foggy yarrow]

That's good 👍

[balmy condor]

i also heard in media pronouce it that way, so i made it similar

[foggy yarrow]

Tbh anything is good

As long as you're understood

[balmy condor]

well you're my guide

so if you understand it as the correct thing

then my pronounciation is adequate

[foggy yarrow]

My reaction to this information

(I turned into a cat)

[balmy condor]

im not wrong

[balmy condor]

a lot of words

[foggy yarrow]

Privacy policy and license agreements

[balmy condor]

yeah i know, ive seen this in english

but probably nice to see a lot of words

[balmy condor]

these names are crazy

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor do you want to know a weird Russian thing?

It's really bad, like English levels of bad

Sometimes, questions in Russian have to be negative to be correct. You don't say "would you like to go to X with me?", you say "не пойдете ли вы со мной в Х?"

Sometimes, it can be problematic, because saying "no" can mean one or the other

"А вы не хотите Х?" is roughly translated "and you not want X?"

If you say no, it can mean "no, I don't want" or "no, I want"

[balmy condor]

Yeah this is some English level bs

I have this in German too

I just tend to avoid that all together and say "I want/o don't want" instead of yes

[foggy yarrow]

Le mao

[foggy yarrow]

How is your Russian

journey

[balmy condor]

Still at A1 but I can read Cyrillic

[foggy yarrow]

Fun Russian

"какая муха тебя укусила?"

Literally means "which fly bit you?"

It means "why are you acting so weird?"

[foggy yarrow]

Tis very pog indeed

[balmy condor]

about to say this wheneveryout alk about a loli

/s

[foggy yarrow]

Anime lolis are hot ;_;

Also not that kind of weird

"not behaving like you usually behave" kind of weird

[foggy yarrow]

If you have Russian friends, say this expression out loud

[balmy condor]

i will

[foggy yarrow]

@mossy bluff @balmy condor

[balmy condor]

lmao

[foggy yarrow]

Surprised you get it :o

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtube.com/shorts/PdILqlaMxEk?si=WJcdP2ACJLkJcrDj

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/IvUBSF98l0M?si=r8JbcD-pYdZHlfw1

Erik

This is a good song

@balmy condor

[balmy condor]

listen to it later

@foggy yarrow how do i tell someone to enjoy (what happens next)

[foggy yarrow]

What's the context?

[balmy condor]

enjoy (the next game)

[foggy yarrow]

Ah

Насладись следующей игрой

Нравиться means "like"

[balmy condor]

yay

im nice

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

[foggy yarrow]

Kek

[balmy condor]

омг, I need to remember that

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/L3uZ7a_mfBk?si=ibvnrF5DdJxnuPS-

[foggy yarrow]

Idk if it's in this video

But a word we have in Russian is "тян"

Which comes from Japanese chanzuke, i.e. adding "-chan" at the end of a name to make a nickname

When you say "тян" or "тяночка", you mean a girl, usually a girlfriend

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow-тяиочка

[foggy yarrow]

Nah, you can only use тян that wat

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

that 2nd word looks horrible

mjezhzvjozdnogo

[foggy yarrow]

It's not if you know how it's constructed

меж means "in between of some things"

звезда means "star"

[balmy condor]

did they have to make it that annoying lmao

for star

[foggy yarrow]

звёздного is a case, I don't remember which one it is, but it can either mean ownership or turn the noun into an adjective, sorta

Thus we get

межзвёздный мир - the world between stars

[balmy condor]

how is star in that word

[balmy condor]

when this

[balmy condor]

and this

make up the whole word

[foggy yarrow]

Make what the whole word?

Oh

[balmy condor]

forgot a letter

[foggy yarrow]

I don't understand the question at all

The word's root is звезда

Then you modify it with prefixes and... suffixes? IDK what they're called

[balmy condor]

oh so its that star is conjugated

[foggy yarrow]

Yes

[balmy condor]

and this is a nouns case then

[foggy yarrow]

звезда becomes звездный

Yeah!

And then меж means "inter"

As in "intergalactic" or "international"

[balmy condor]

in eng its interestral(i think?) peace organisation

[foggy yarrow]

Astral

Oh, makes sense

astra means star

[balmy condor]

word which i dont knwo off the top of my head

[foggy yarrow]

interastral

[balmy condor]

thanks

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow found a few gifs in a chat lol

https://tenor.com/view/american-psycho-подик-gif-25444441

https://tenor.com/view/rat-похуй-егорновиков-легенда-папа-gif-22476136

https://tenor.com/view/няшка-nyashka-аниме-anime-gif-16456328975056100392

le lol

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow struggled much less with this (tho i dont know words anyway)

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow how does singular change to plural

[foggy yarrow]

So for the neutral gender, you just change the last vowel to "a". Sometimes the stress accent changes, there's no rule for that you just need to remember them all
Одея́ло - одея́ла
Полоте́нце - полоте́нца
Волокно́ - воло́кна
Стекло́ - стёкла (stress accent is Ё)

Let me think for others

[balmy condor]

I had recently looked up(5 minutes ago) 'language/s' and I saw it just added -ов at the end

[foggy yarrow]

For the masculine gender, you add an Ы at the end
Мост - мосты́
Шкаф - шкафы́
Стол - столы́
Торт - торты́
As you can see, the stress accent is usually on Ы́. Probably even always, as I can't think of a word where that's not true, but look it up
There are exceptions to this. For example, дом becomes дома́

[foggy yarrow]

Oh I am so wrong

For some reason, торт becomes то́рты

No one will think you're wrong for saying торты́ though

It's really weird

[balmy condor]

This is Spanish bs all over again

At least this just for pronunciation right

Afaik this is just a learning help of some sorts

[foggy yarrow]

For the feminine gender, you replace the last vowel with И. If the last sound isn't a vowel, you add a vowel instead
Ма́ма - ма́мы ||<- exception to the rule||
Су́мка - су́мки
Дверь - две́ри ||note that Ь would be redundant here so it's removed||
Би́рка - би́рки
Кни́га - кни́ги

Also you should really look it up

[balmy condor]

I'm looking it up
On discord
In a Russian channel
From a very nice person that I cherish a lot

[balmy condor]

I will for stuff like Ь and Ъ

As far as I know, they change stuff

I just don't know in what way

[foggy yarrow]

If they're a native, it's better to double check whatever they're saying

[balmy condor]

||if I wasn't obvious though I'm talking about you||

[foggy yarrow]

I'm just going along with it

[balmy condor]

The actual Russians, that I used your advice showed behaviour that you mentioned

The 'wow you're learning? That's cool I like that'

[foggy yarrow]

Ь makes the consonant softer, Ъ makes it harder
When you say "knee", the n sound is softened. When you say "no", it's not. If you lay close attention to how your tongue moves, you'll understand they're different sounds

[balmy condor]

More pressure on knee than in no

And also no goes forward, knee backwards

[foggy yarrow]

In no, your tongue's tip touches your mouth

In knee, it's the base

[balmy condor]

It doesn't for me

[foggy yarrow]

Or at least closer to it

[balmy condor]

Yes that's accurate

[foggy yarrow]

Can you send a voice message

[foggy yarrow]

It really doesn't matter as long as you pronounce them correctly

[foggy yarrow]

Great

You're doing it

Now just say the N in knee without the Eeee

[balmy condor]

It doesn't matter if you pronounce it correctly, russian people will very happy anyway

[foggy yarrow]

In a voice message

First one was regular, the other one was softened

[balmy condor]

Ok not for a bit I'm eating very soon so like

[foggy yarrow]

Takes less time than typing this very message

Then you have others, like ть, рь, ль, дь, зь, сь, бь, жь
ть - "team" is soft, "top" is regular
рь - really no example because you can't roll your Rs yet. Please learn
ль - lemur and long
дь - demon and don't
зь - Zimbabwe and Zach
сь - silhouette and samba
бь - beat and bot

Жь - English doesn't have ж. Sorry

If you notice, all consonant sound soft when they have И after them, and hard when they have О after them

That's why you don't put a Ь if the consonant is followed by и, е, ю, я
Russian Е is just ИЭ
Ю is ИУ
Я is ИА

Etc etc

[balmy condor]

I just did not want to lol, I wanted to eat

[balmy condor]

Very fucking cool my man

[foggy yarrow]

Ъ is used to signify that the consonant before и е ю я is hard. And you can't really make a hard consonant before them, so you like, change how the syllables form

For example, the word разъём has раз-ём syllable

Without Ъ, it would be ра-зём

Or подъезд is под-езд, but would be по-дезд without Ъ

Pls send a voice message so I can confirm that you're not misunderstanding

[foggy yarrow]

Erik has no knees
Nico nico KNEECAPS

[balmy condor]

lol

[foggy yarrow]

I meant a voice message of just the N sounds, without a syllable

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/fqBMzLz4W1Y?si=tRkRj6miEpcQ6v5P

[foggy yarrow]

True video

@balmy condor definitely watch this one

[balmy condor]

Later

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/IIdjNLR3G1U?si=xuvhdf1f51R1Nb1p

Damn this guy is good

Maybe about as good as my English

[balmy condor]

how many cases

[foggy yarrow]

6 cases

[balmy condor]

No way russian game has russian

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

[foggy yarrow]

Bullet with a stell core

Oh it literally says the translation

I'm stupid

[left sun]

that's very chiki briki

[foggy yarrow]

Fun fact

Дом means house

If you're a dominant you're also a house

[balmy condor]

my dick is as large as one

[foggy yarrow]

Yk that in "knight" and "knife" the k used to be pronounced and now it's silent, but we kept the spelling?

In Russian, we have the ending "-го", which you pronounce "-во"

Его - ево
От того - от тово
У моего - у моево

If you pronounce it as "go" instead of "vo", people will look at you like an 1500 bc time traveler

Oh, and it's not all words

Строго is strogo

In those words, "-го" is a part of the root

[balmy condor]

amazing

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow broski i need help

im just trying to be nice, and at least try, but i cant get past this lmao

bring some (word) time?

oh lol they left

but i cant get the entire sentence

[foggy yarrow]

he said "will be lucky next time"

повезет means "will be lucky"

[balmy condor]

but thats not e thats jo

but i think you meant that anyway

[foggy yarrow]

People usually skip the Ё for E

It's really hard to reach on keyboards

Even in writing, people usually don't bother

Russian is becoming English

[balmy condor]

lmao

[foggy yarrow]

"везет" means "to be lucky", as in "usually lucky". It's similar to "he goes to the gym", except it's "he gets lucky" this time

"по" changes it into a future tense. So "will be lucky"

[foggy yarrow]

Or maybe "he is currently getting lucky"

present tense I gues

[balmy condor]

the action of ebing lucky

as in right now

i get it

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/nWVJHgpnbo0?si=CoiNOIZ9HYVyD94M

[foggy yarrow]

MR ERIK

https://youtu.be/dHSVsmyv-74?si=hVv9D-s2C-1uF7cq

It's a video for practicing your Russian

@balmy condor

I'm watching it all in one go

[balmy condor]

Oh I see

[foggy yarrow]

Ye watch it when you have free time

[foggy yarrow]

https://www.youtube.com/live/d3Pa9_tGESw?si=ZSs_lE79_UyXPxRG

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow there is no escape from the motherland

[foggy yarrow]

Hi

[balmy condor]

exit and escape same word?

[foggy yarrow]

When you say "выхода нет", it can mean "there's no way out", as in a solution to your problem

[balmy condor]

https://youtube.com/shorts/-trYoCk1Gx4?si=aAiJsXrHFqtzcmD3

@foggy yarrow what the russian

[foggy yarrow]

Ёлки-палки is the softened version of "ёбаный в рот"

Ёбаный в рот means "fucked in the mouth"

It's a filler swear word

[balmy condor]

omg me and @mossy bluff

[foggy yarrow]

And we have softened versions of sweat words, where you replace the swear word with a similar sounding regular word

In this case, "елки палки" means "Christmas trees and sticks"

Another example of this is "мне по барабану", which is the soft version of "мне поебать"

It means "I don't care" btw

Goes without saying, these are VERY casual

And are still considered somewhat bad

The other word he said is "это ужасно". Which means "this nightmarish"

Ужас means nightmare

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow what in tarnation

[foggy yarrow]

Welcome to agglutinative languages

[balmy condor]

new word

[foggy yarrow]

Регистрация - registration. We talked about this, words in English that end with -tion in Russian are often the same word that ends with -ция instead

За - is a prefkx that usually means "to start doing X". E.g. замолчал means "he suddenly became silent", закончил means "he ended it", заворчал means "he started grumbling"

To make the noun "регистрация" into a verb, you change it to "регистрировать"

Which I'm sure there's a rule for that but idk what it's called

For now, we already have "зарегистрировать". It means "to start registering someone"

Now what if we want to express that the registration had already been done?

You add one more окончание, -н. Now our new word is "зарегистрирован"

By the way, this is the masculine gender here. The feminine version is "зарегистрирована"

The word in the screenshot is in past tense

And it's also the plural form

And it also in the instrumental case

The plural form of зарегистрированы is зарегистрированы

And when you change it to the plural case, it's зарегистрированными

Which translates to "by the people who were registered"

There's no word "people" because it's implied there

In a similar way, the word for ambulance is "скорая помощь", i.e. "quick help" (as in it comes quickly), but usually you'll say "скорая", because everyone knows what you mean

Depending on the context of the word "зарегистрированными", it can either mean that you're doing something with the registered people (i.e. using them as an instrument), or that the registered people did something.
Example of the former: "управление зарегистрированными" - managing the registered people, in a hotel or something.
Example of the latter: "шум, начатый зарегистрированными" - noise started by the registered, when the flight is 8 hours late or something

@balmy condor do you understand or does your zoomer brain need a subway surfers video

[balmy condor]

once ill properly read it

im gamign with friends, ill keep this in mind

@timber arrow i dont trust this dude fact cherck it plslslssl

[foggy yarrow]

Lol

[foggy yarrow]

I came up with another one

Words that end with -egy, -edy can often be changed to "-гия" and "-дия"

Страте́гия, траге́дия, коме́дия

Паро́дия

[balmy condor]

-edgy

[foggy yarrow]

Can you give an example word

[balmy condor]

t'was a joke

[foggy yarrow]

Oh

[foggy yarrow]

Do you know how to pronounce the word "simp"? Well, the only vowel in that word is a good replacement for Ы when you speak Russian

[balmy condor]

Makes sense

Based on how I pronounce bI, I can see how that works

But my Russian is pretty щит

[foggy yarrow]

Loool

Щит means shield btw

[balmy condor]

I know

I actually saw that a bit ago, and that joke then too

So it stuck

I was playing valorant
"Oh look, that spells ssshit"
"My Russian is pretty... щит"

[balmy condor]

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=kUUDNHVAbyU

@foggy yarrow look at hese music recs

lmfao

[foggy yarrow]

My right ear really enjoying the sounds of the BMP

[balmy condor]

DURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

[foggy yarrow]

БМП means бронетранспортёр

armored transporter

[balmy condor]

yeah thats what a tank is

[foggy yarrow]

I think there's a slight difference, but I don't know what it is

Yeah, БМП's primary function is transporting people

Tanks shoot things

[foggy yarrow]

Hey erik

Guess what we call a

Debate on the internet

[balmy condor]

debatta?

[foggy yarrow]

No, we call them холивар

Holy wars

[balmy condor]

thats very straight forward in transcription -> trnaslation

kholi var

[foggy yarrow]

Well it's a recent word that was made by English speaking Russians

Russian is taking lots of loan words from English lately

For example, "го в парк" - let's go to a park"

Or like, "мейби" is another recent word

[balmy condor]

yeah i can tell

[balmy condor]

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=eLiwnfRnXIo

@foggy yarrow the russians really know how to music

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow I had a lil fun and tested what I knew so

I wanted you to see

^ Can't draw Д

[left sun]

ლ(ﾟдﾟლ)

[balmy condor]

Г forgot what g was

[foggy yarrow]

Im handwriting, lowercase is like lowercase g, and uppercase is like handwritten uppercase D

[balmy condor]

Would anyone russian really care if I didn't change

[foggy yarrow]

It's like て but mirrored

When uppercase

[balmy condor]

ГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГг

[foggy yarrow]

And when it's lowercase, it looks like そ without the middle line

[balmy condor]

ГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГгГ|

Squint your eyes

[foggy yarrow]

It'll be readable, but Д will be very ugly because our hands aren't good at straight lines

I care enough about it

[balmy condor]

The way I did it with other letters I just did the uppercase smaller

[foggy yarrow]

Г is whatever

[balmy condor]

Mine look like alien creatures

I'm surprised you can read what I wrote

It's usually quite bad

And incomprehensible

[foggy yarrow]

Ok so
Your Б is wrong
You mixed up Х with N (we don't have N)
Idk what a Коол is

[balmy condor]

Cool
I didn't think much of it

[foggy yarrow]

In some languages, there's no V sound. Kazakh and Japanese come to mind

Just a little factoid don't think too much about it

[balmy condor]

I MEANT КООЛ = COOL
SORRY WORDING

[foggy yarrow]

Кул then

[balmy condor]

I could've worded it better

[balmy condor]

Kul, fair honestly

[foggy yarrow]

We don't have oo = u

That's an English thing

[balmy condor]

Нвех кул

[balmy condor]

You're right
I know that
I forgot about it in the moment lmao, since I didn't know what the word is
I didn't have my phone when I wrote it, so it was all from memory, as you can see by things being wrong

[foggy yarrow]

We do have o = a sometimes :)
For example, ворона is pronounced "varona". No one will hear the difference between A and O here

[balmy condor]

That meaning?

[foggy yarrow]

Yeah, can you hear that there's no difference in sound

Or that they're at least very close

[balmy condor]

I can hear it

It's faint

The way I say the letters

[foggy yarrow]

In Russian, you'll only hear the difference if the syllable is stressed

[balmy condor]

I do that subconsciously

Because I like clarity

[foggy yarrow]

Yeah don't do that in Russian

[balmy condor]

https://tenor.com/view/history-of-japan-yano-how-bout-i-do-anyway-civilization-bill-wurtz-gif-5356829

[foggy yarrow]

Then you'll make everyone laugh at you (in a friendly way) and people will pester you with it

That's the reason you never see fake polyglots speaking Russian or French, people will point it out in some way

[balmy condor]

I don't pretend ot be something I'm not
All I say is I'm interested in russiany lazy to learn as of now

[foggy yarrow]

Chinese speakers will be too polite to tell you

[balmy condor]

Omg so true

[foggy yarrow]

I'm gonna look up if "polite", "policy", and "police" come from the same word

Policy and police come from the same french word

[balmy condor]

Of course stupid french

[foggy yarrow]

Do you plan on getting a Kazakhstan citizenship after you learn enough Russian?

[balmy condor]

Nope :)

[foggy yarrow]

WHY NOT
COME TO KAZAKHSTAN

[balmy condor]

one day

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow lmao someone thinks i sound russian

[foggy yarrow]

There's a german song mapped on osu and the only difficulty is called "cute russian song"
https://youtu.be/beXW5s3ZCB4?si=InvzIo51RDZM4aig

I thought "no way it's Russian, maybe it's Bulgarian or something"

[balmy condor]

NO

[foggy yarrow]

The map was very well made too

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor do you know what an ОК is?

[balmy condor]

oll klear

oth4erwise no idea

[balmy condor]

if you know then go

[foggy yarrow]

Well, in Russian you pronounce it "oak"

Otherwise the same meaning as English

[balmy condor]

oak i see

[foggy yarrow]

You'll only say "окей" if you mean it specifically

Because ok is more casual

[balmy condor]

okej i get it

i kinda hate the word ok in text

noprmally its fine but now can be seen as sorta toxic

in speach its a lot better

[balmy condor]

fan no1 lmao

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

I just pronounce щ longer

Idk what the difference is

[foggy yarrow]

They sound completely different

Щ is like the softer version

Uhm

So when you say шшшш, your tongue bends towards the ceiling of your mouth

But when you say щщщщщщ, it's flat

A good way to get a grasp it to try to say "she"

Your tongue should automatically do щ

Same softening as дэ vs ди

[foggy yarrow]

In Russian, however, you mention if it's soft or not soft, because there are some syllables that you can pronounce not with a ш and щ

For example, ша and ща

You could probably write шя instead for the same sound

But the language already has щ for the softened version, and ща is a but more intuitive

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtube.com/shorts/n8GTCxZf6JQ?si=4QSup_YE4YrZEb2Y

@balmy condor

[balmy condor]

What the fuck

[foggy yarrow]

You can tell the guy is a native Russian speaker but is American

NO ONE says "ебарь мам", that's a literal translation of the word "motherfucker"

[balmy condor]

What a видео

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow I am here outside and there is russian speaking, I don't understand anything, but I just heard Нет вой

I guess that's something

[foggy yarrow]

Не твой

Means "not your"

[balmy condor]

Yep, I'm so good

Totally got it

[balmy condor]

And russian doesn't care about conjugation all that much

[foggy yarrow]

No, conjugation is like, real important

[balmy condor]

You are bullshit i

School is only for another 5 weeks or so, if o make it

I then can buy a textbook

[foggy yarrow]

Dude 😭

[foggy yarrow]

Fun fact

At least in Kazakhstan, you can make three clicks with your mouth to express surprise. Mostly when you see something incredible happening, like a guy lifting a very heavy weight, or a car crash that turns a car into a pancake

[balmy condor]

ohh la la but its click click click

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor

[balmy condor]

doesnt come through

[foggy yarrow]

Fugggg

Real

I need a mic

[foggy yarrow]

Did you know that when someone asks you "как дела?", we don't say "хорошо"?

We say "нормально", which means normal

[balmy condor]

I'm guessing that means how are you

Or like
"How state of being"

[foggy yarrow]

Yeah
"How are businesses?"

[balmy condor]

Bussin

Me also not knowing what хорошо means

owo

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/W5nNcYImq8E?si=qc9aF8_TtRmYTgqk

It's THE phrase to say if you're a half russian half Japanese anime girl

It just means good

The Japanese don't know what it means though, so every Russian girl in anime will just randomly say it

[foggy yarrow]

соответствовать

Can you pronounce this word

[balmy condor]

im bad

and slow

[foggy yarrow]

You're good

[balmy condor]

Maybe eventually

[balmy condor]

@frail sundial

[frail sundial]

Не знал лол
В казахском языке есть кликающие звуки (ну, в самом языке)? Или это именно среди русскоговорящих казахов распространено?

Ну типа, я могу представить как кто-то таким образом выражает удивление, но всё-равно не очень натурально ощущается, хз

Nice to meet you tho, sorry for ping (in case you arent into pinging stuff)

[balmy condor]

omg rus conversation

you may also wanna say hi to @mossy bluff

[foggy yarrow]

О здоров
Нету кликающих звуков в языке, только удивление

[mossy bluff]

Hi

[frail sundial]

Hi

[frail sundial]

Some stuff is so much easier for me to express in russian, so envious for english peeps who can express irony/sounds/metaphor etc in english conversation

Its like, you know, when you feeling the flow of the language

Almost impossible to acquire if learning the language not in a childhood

[balmy condor]

of course

unfortunately i do not possess the rrrrrrussian as of right now

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor
https://youtu.be/V1ij6NapQG4?si=GM6jt2WAFoME_SAC

[balmy condor]

nice

[frail sundial]

oh thanks gonna educate

unfortunately they dont put a history of those prefixes and suffixes in this kind of videos

its like, you need to understand at least a little bit of background to have a chance to use them properly

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor mr erik I present to you a Russian tetris discord server

Nurunuru learned Japanese by joining a Japanese tetris discord

So maybe you want to join Russian tetris discord idk

[balmy condor]

i feel like that wont work on me

[foggy yarrow]

Ok

[balmy condor]

in fatc

let me tell you all about that logic

[foggy yarrow]

I'll hear you out

[balmy condor]

after im done with powerover

short: i hate the logic

long:
in my life, i've experiences situations where only i have some sort of issue, and not knowing what to look for to fix it, so it doesnt get fixed, i hate those
thte logic here has almost never applied to me, and had made me peeved every single time
of course it works for everyone EXCEPT me, isnt that fun
i hate and resent this logic based on this

and thus i also dont believe in that logic anymore

[foggy yarrow]

I think immersing works when done well

You just need to overcome the initial hurdle of learning some of the language, so that you can build on top of thay

[balmy condor]

ask me to do somethign well which ive never done vefore

[foggy yarrow]

How many times did you try?

I only know that you tried learning Japanese

How did you learn English anyway? How do you improve at English?

Better yet, how did you learn German?

You weren't just born with it, you learned it from your parents talking to you

[balmy condor]

my first word was 'nein' with 1yr old

english idk

it juist worked one day

[balmy condor]

learn language uhhh i guess 5 times?
german english japnese spanish and rus
i didnt really try with spanish so idk if you count it, ill have it unlearnt as soon as school is over

and immersing probably none

[foggy yarrow]

you need to listen and/or read in your target language. That's just how we learn languages

[balmy condor]

doubt a tetris server in rus will have a lot of voice

[foggy yarrow]

It has some amount of text and lots of people who can teach

Lessons usually don't help much. You can learn the theory and linguistics, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you can use it, especially without thinking about the actual rules. Like how a D rank won't make use of your advice to not cover garbage holes

Do you perhaps know of another method of learning?

[balmy condor]

i dont

[balmy condor]

if you're there send over

i know russians are nice people though

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor this an invite link
Idk people there I joined to post sub 19

[balmy condor]

dont put links for other servers in this erver

[foggy yarrow]

Pl

Ok

[balmy condor]

gg i cant read anything lmao

my mistake, what did i expect

just dont ask me to talk there until i have some profficency

though feel free to explain them iwhy i am here

[balmy condor]

lmao i feel like a fraud

while playing the russian game

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor they're saying "good luck understanding да нет, конечно"

Да and нет you already know

Конечно means "of course"

[balmy condor]

yup

[balmy condor]

yu can honstly say to to me in there as well tbh

[balmy condor]

this is so me

[balmy condor]

@left sun im being corrupted

[left sun]

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/cR0ou0U3m2g?si=y7L2zV_5PccBMjZn

@balmy condor

I can tell you're gonna love this

[balmy condor]

i am very confused

[frail sundial]

Me too

[frail sundial]

#1169031974313271307 message
Yeah no thinking about russian stress, theres no way it can be logically explained. Only acquirable by feeling

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor isn't German a stress language

[balmy condor]

What's that mean again

[foggy yarrow]

It's the difference between uhhhh

[foggy yarrow]

Ok so when you say "error", the stress is on the first syllable, and when you say "arrive", it's on the second syllable. Basically the syllable sounds a little longer

[balmy condor]

No clue then

[foggy yarrow]

What I want to say is that you don't have to think about it 👍

You'll pick it up from listening

[balmy condor]

??

[foggy yarrow]

Because it's a common thing between English, German, and Russian

You'll know that замо́к means "a lock" and за́мок means "a castle"

@balmy condor ok look
Where I live is my áddress. But when I try to solve a problem or discuss it, I addréss it

"let's addréss the problem of police brutality"

[balmy condor]

Don't think German has that

I can't think of any word that spelled the same here

[foggy yarrow]

It does wtf 😭
Idk German but every word has stress accent in it

But not in Japanese for example

[frail sundial]

Bro clueless

[foggy yarrow]

which of the two

[frail sundial]

Him
Germal def has stress, just like english and most of the germanic language family

I think like 95% languages in the world

[foggy yarrow]

Do you speak german

Russian is a germanic language right?

[frail sundial]

No but from what Ive heard it definitely has it

[frail sundial]

Its not

Common European language is the last common ancestor

Then European splits into Slavic, Romance and Germanic

[foggy yarrow]

So Russians is related to proto indo european

[frail sundial]

They seem to split even earlier as there were a split in the Centum/Satem period as hundred sounds as hundert in german (no s sound)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centum_and_satem_languages

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/R_COZnZeZiE?si=17nTRZ-CBwf4cVY0

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/2S3D_bzSvEU?si=CaR6SdPKXkg7FVz4

@frail sundial

Я думал будет кринж. Хороший втубер

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow @frail sundial behold! MY CURSED creation

ъI

[frail sundial]

💀

[balmy condor]

ЪI

[frail sundial]

Смотрел её пару недель назад, прям слишком базовые вещи рассказывает, но зато простым языком, прикольная, да | Watched her content like 2 weeks ago, too basic stuff to my view but at least its easy to watch and overall nice

[foggy yarrow]

Хорошая девочка же

[frail sundial]

Так я и не жалуюсь, хорошая, да) | So Im not complaining, shes a nice girl, yeah :)

@foggy yarrow какие-нибудь языки учишь активно сейчас? | learning any languages now?

[foggy yarrow]

Смотрю аниме, говорю людям что учу японский)

---

Watch anime, tell people that learn Japanese

[frail sundial]

База | Based

[foggy yarrow]

Еще я начал читать ранобку, "восхождение книжного червя". Кандзи совсем не знаю, ну наверное что-то выйдет из этого 👍

---

Also I started reading ranobe, "ascendance of bookworm". Kanji at all not know, well maybe something comes out of it 👍

@balmy condor жив?
Alive?

[frail sundial]

Не слишком сложную книгу для начала взял? Особенно если есть траблы с базовыми вещами | Isnt it too difficult to start from? Esp if you havent got used to some basic stuff

[foggy yarrow]

Не знаю, мне сказали что после первого тома станет легче

Don't know, to me told that after first tome will be easier

Mr Erika-chan, I keep the word order the same as Russian to make it easier to learn

Мистер Эрика-тян, я оставляю порядок слов тот же, что в русском, чтобы было легче учить

[balmy condor]

Huh

Nice read

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/iJ2T3s07H7E?si=jxB0vEX6wDFfdidl

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow yomichan confuses me

why not the full word lmao

[foggy yarrow]

Idk lol
Maybe it was made for Japanese?

Try putting the mouse cursor at the beginning of a wotd

[balmy condor]

it bugs at conjugations

i hover over this

stops at vit'

[foggy yarrow]

Dumb app

Actually, that's just how yomichan works

Saving every conjugation as a separate word takes too much memory and processing power

So they're saved separately

[left sun]

that's how it's supposed to work :o pretty sure

dictionary will only have the base word

plus it looks like it does tell you the conjugation "singular masculine past"

idk

[frail sundial]

@balmy condor maybe try reverso https://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-russian-verb-отправиться.html
Works good for slavic languages

Tho having a browser extension could be better

[balmy condor]

i have and use openrussian.org for a dictionary

unless that one works good too

[foggy yarrow]

Inconvenient

Copy paste instead of the extension immediately showing your the solution

[frail sundial]

But in case of russian extension doesn't show you the solution

As I see on the screenshot

[frail sundial]

Oh that one is good too

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor i was wrong

English has the ж sound in vision, delusion, illusion

[balmy condor]

That's nice, good thing I already know how to do it though

It's exactly how I pronounce it already

[frail sundial]

That's ж', not ж
I mean it still works but its not 100% correct

[balmy condor]

I pronounce it pretty similarly

But with a bit lower pitch

[foggy yarrow]

https://www.ddinstagram.com/reel/C97Bpwnuxbh/?igsh=OWl1ajF0OWI5MnJj

@balmy condor @frail sundial @robust ruin

[balmy condor]

i no read

[foggy yarrow]

it's a video

my bad i fix the embed

[balmy condor]

i only see ddinsta workinfg 20% of the time

[foggy yarrow]

it works bro

or just open the link

idk

[balmy condor]

it does

but more often than not i see it not working

[robust ruin]

чел так пытался умный ответ дать

нихуя не придумал ахахах

[frail sundial]

gigachad

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor got an ad that says "do you want this smartphone? Then go get a fucking job"

[balmy condor]

True

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/9gi1tgrL05g?si=CLF4Uq-0qAUFrkLj

[left sun]

wao russian vtuber

[frail sundial]

Seen plenty of those language-trying vtbuers, sad thing that they always stop just before actual learning starts (forming sentences, vocab and stuff), Id like to watch an actual at least 10-is episode long series where they are trying to get to at least A1 level

[foggy yarrow]

@frail sundial @robust ruin бля

Хорошо что я сохранил номера когда мне месяц назад звонили

[frail sundial]

Если надо перекантоваться срочно, есть в Ереване диван

Аккуратнее там

Не подписывай бумаг ни в коем случае

[foggy yarrow]

Я 9-го получу справку об обучении с универа

Раньше не дают

[frail sundial]

А, универ нормальный варик

[frail sundial]

Me

[foggy yarrow]

LOLLL

[foggy yarrow]

she's still doing it

[frail sundial]

https://www.youtube.com/live/M6V-H3cE5s0?si=oo_K5XQbQ37iam9H
Found it, real fun

@foggy yarrow thx

karpa прям ровно ложит, очень уверенно

[foggy yarrow]

Пупа и Лупа пошли получать зарплату. Но в бухгалтерии все перепутали, и Лупа получил зарплату за Пупу, а Лупа - за Лупу

[frail sundial]

Китайцы делают гача-стратегию про Россию с Цоем, аниме-тяночками с АК-47 и кучей других отсылок. Игра называется «Позывной Кедр» и в первом трейлере показали:
Взятие Рейхстага;
Расстрел Белого дома;
Байконур;
Аниме-тяночек, танцующих балет;
Вайфу на советских БТРах.
Сюжет следующий: после завершения Холодной войны и распада «Альянса» земляне отправляются на загадочную луну Нокс, где вступают в битву за ресурсы.

We are learning history of Russia with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[foggy yarrow]

Well I might play

[frail sundial]

||Full 211 page manga about concrete production exists in case anyone interested||

[mild wave]

@frail sundial, you've reached level 10! ☄️

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/gtfretW34oU?si=or09EgJd0wJ7krb-

I reckon you'll like this youtube channel @balmy condor
They post short animations

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/3W40tBACFbI
@balmy condor

[foggy yarrow]

Erik...

[balmy condor]

Nope, can't read it yet

Oh but I can read blya from that

[foggy yarrow]

LOL

ЛОЛ

[frail sundial]

Everybody gangsta until 'устройство оториноларингологическое' walks in

My brother in Christ thats a fucking plastic bottle to clear a nose, why calling it like its a fucking nuclear fission reactor

Medical peeps are just different, idk

[balmy condor]

Why the russian wanna be German

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/BHakm25yMZo?si=k46sFBgUy4NaalhB

@balmy condor

When will you watch anime with rus dub

[balmy condor]

The what

[foggy yarrow]

Russian voiceover

[balmy condor]

And I watch anime?

[foggy yarrow]

idk but maybe it'll make you more interested

[balmy condor]

Isn't russian sub pretty rare as well

Would also need to be a weekend thing then, midweek I got only 4.5 hours of free time

[foggy yarrow]

no not at all
look up persona99

[balmy condor]

Ah

[balmy condor]

if i can download it

consider it possible

but its not a promise

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow yay or nay?

[foggy yarrow]

Yay

[balmy condor]

next issue

something needs to interest me lmao

[foggy yarrow]

I believe frieren interested you

[balmy condor]

only the names

because theyre all in german

(or most are)

[balmy condor]

if u bored, make a list of as many animes you want to suggest

i know im difficult

im sorry

[foggy yarrow]

Ok I'll suggest a few

[balmy condor]

I'll download them off you suggest me stuff

[foggy yarrow]

Ok

1. Frieren
2. Kusuriya
3. Bocchi the rock
4. Horimiya

I don't actually know how good of an idea it is to watch anime in Russian

[left sun]

like, rus dub eng sub?

it can't be that bad

[foggy yarrow]

Ye

[balmy condor]

i cant find it

can i get a link...?

the search results are in russian, which is a good sign, btu with cliking around i couldnt get any better info

[foggy yarrow]

Wow I found a website with like 50 voiceovers for every anime. Scroll down to "серия" or use ctrl+f
https://findanime.net/friren__provojaiuchaia_v_poslednii_put

[balmy condor]

oh great i cant look up names on that site because i dont know how to translate stuff

nice

[balmy condor]

can i still download the stuff off of there?

oh boy

username, ok thought so

oh is this 'i have read the terms and conditions'

based on just the 2nd word

oh fourth one is agreed

god im so confused here

[foggy yarrow]

I don't know

[balmy condor]

if i cant download it

i cant watch

i only got 4-5 hours to play my games

[foggy yarrow]

https://tr.anidub.com/anime_tv/anime_ongoing/11775-provozhayuschaya-v-posledniy-put-friren-sousou-no-frieren-04-iz-xx.html
"Скачать торрент"

Keep in mind though, we don't have any official dub for anything. It's a voiceover, there's still Japanese sound in the background

[balmy condor]

well i can read torrent

[balmy condor]

thats very big

[foggy yarrow]

It's 28 episodes, 500 megabytes per ep is actually pretty small

[balmy condor]

oh its all eps

makes sense

im gonan try to find something that interests me then

eventually

the site takes ages to load for me

dear me

[foggy yarrow]

Use google instead

"anidub torrent frieren" or smth

[balmy condor]

ok but i dont wanna watch that

[foggy yarrow]

wow

[balmy condor]

dude

oh i found the button

i dont like this torrenter

much better

[foggy yarrow]

Chrome has a translate button for websites

[left sun]

yeah, and so do most chromium-based browsers, i think

brave has it anyway, and pretty sure opera gx too

[balmy condor]

I do use opgx

But I don't trust accuracy with Google translate for anything other than European languages

[left sun]

use chatgpt

as long as the questions or contexts aren't complicated, it should be good enough

[balmy condor]

I kid you not

I've never used it myself

[left sun]

it's not very hard, tho ai prompting is a skill kinda like googling, you can really just talk to it like it's a person

[balmy condor]

I wasn't asking for help, I was just telling you

I've seen people use it

I have the ability to put text in a chat box I assume

I've seen how people talk to it too

Should be pretty simple

[left sun]

yeah

the "skill" part is if the ai is struggling to understand exactly what you mean so you need to guide it to the correct answer

help the ai help you

kinda like how googling isn't as simple as just typing in the search bar, there's many ways to optimize how you google things c:

[foggy yarrow]

Russian is a European language

[left sun]

tru

[foggy yarrow]

Штирлиц поднял с пола записку Бормана, но Борман визжал и не хотел вставать

[balmy condor]

Man

Me

Why do I feel a bit bad about it

@foggy yarrow I apologize

[foggy yarrow]

Idk

[left sun]

jp vtuber playing the game in ru

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/7Graxjlewio

????

@balmy condor ok I just realized that the word "наложить" changes its meaning depending on the context

Наложить на себя руки = put your hands on yourself, i.e. kms
Наложить на/в = put something on/in, i.e. shit on/in something

Normally, it carries the meaning of "put food on a dish"

[balmy condor]

uncommon in rus i assume

[foggy yarrow]

no it's highly common to use it in both meanings...

[balmy condor]

words based on context

[foggy yarrow]

oh that
well we usually add a prefix or a suffix to the word to change its meaning

[foggy yarrow]

https://youtu.be/5oQSie6Rk0Y?

Mr erik, what do you think this video is about

[balmy condor]

It's about bobr

[balmy condor]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/780346583837442069/1330220641588346912/Snapinsta.app_video_AQOiAwEHAxxdI71Zqn7uTD0GN7CoEnUJCC4vQznecU8sD74I_v8OnukA2dNgV-0u9LD67-yKn5IRWPzpxgThjI3Gb3rU0wnrcc-L468.mp4?ex=678d3003&is=678bde83&hm=db10e60456e7aceb4bb26be770fa00ded52ee3353c5c00c64ddf1bb2249478b9&

@foggy yarrow

[foggy yarrow]

LMAO

that's literally what he says in the video too

[balmy condor]

aintnoway

[foggy yarrow]

"these factories had two purposes: yesterday we made macaroni, today we make glock-aroni. this factory is the same - you can produce both rolls and drones"

sorry I'm bad at rhyming

[balmy condor]

lmao nice

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

[foggy yarrow]

Ohhhh yeah

[foggy yarrow]

https://github.com/nickname76/russian-swears

[balmy condor]

Oh yeah

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow @mossy bluff you guys need to force me to learn in some way I'm too fucking incompetent to motivate myself to do anything

[foggy yarrow]

Do you like Russian rock music

[balmy condor]

I like almost all types of music

Language isn't a concern If it slaps

[foggy yarrow]

I listen to all genres

[mossy bluff]

Oke

[balmy condor]

Mostly

I just generally dislike rap

[foggy yarrow]

The osu player faith

I had a friend who really liked Король и шут

[balmy condor]

Is that a guy or a thing

[foggy yarrow]

A band probably

Or a duet

[foggy yarrow]

I love how in Russian, we got a new word for "I don't know*

Normally you just say "я не знаю" (I am not knowing)

But recently, we had this etymological progression

Where "хуй знает" (dick knows) turned "хз" in text, then it got separated into a totally inoffensive "хезе"

An offensive word turned inoffensive in some 10-15 years

You can say хз to your mother and she won't think about it

In my family anyway

You wouldn't say it to people who you're not close with

But I don't think anyone would say that it's a swear word, even though it appeared from it

[balmy condor]

Hey that's cool

[balmy condor]

eblan

[foggy yarrow]

I once walked into a store and asked for a "чикалка", which means "the thing that makes a 'chick' sound". The store owner was very confused
Turns out, the thing I want is called a "кусачка", which means "the thing that bites"
I was in to buy a nail clipper, and walked out with a feel of being a fool because apparently my family has a dialect

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow I caved in

I can't motivate myself so I did a thing

This
Don't be mad at me

[foggy yarrow]

I am so mad rn

mad that you finally started

As your friend, it is my job to be mad when you make progress

[balmy condor]

I'm a bit embarrassed using duo for this

But I guess it's okay

[foggy yarrow]

hierik why are there rules for giveaway now

:))))))

"hosted by luxmiyu" lmao

[balmy condor]

@left sun bitch

[balmy condor]

Anyway hi i completed my 15 minutes today

[foggy yarrow]

stare better than me

I do 5 minutes of reading japanese

every week

[balmy condor]

I want to try 15 minutes a day

Or close to

I can dedicate that time because of how my day is

[left sun]

not my fault giveaway bot is weird

[foggy yarrow]

consider watching some Russian shows for children?
Smeshariki for example is a good one, and purely consists of short 5 min episodes
https://www.youtube.com/@smeshariki/videos

[balmy condor]

Ah Uh, idk I don't want my feed to have that

[foggy yarrow]

😭 it's a good show though

It's not the modern Elsagat bs

The show has been going since 2004 and teaches children important things

[balmy condor]

My feed has content like https://youtu.be/4mLhXXwPZIs?si=1BMfKAKluWalbseg

I need this

[foggy yarrow]

Then use incognito mode on youtube or smth

You can also make a 2nd youtube account

No google account required

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow learning words

gde nue

ok ok maybe

@mossy bluff ты где?

that should be right

russian hates using many words

[mossy bluff]

Я дома

[balmy condor]

im gonna assume that means im home

doma
dorm
home

[mossy bluff]

Играю в Р.Е.П.О

[balmy condor]

i can only tell because i know thats REPO so that must mean 'playing repo'

[mossy bluff]

Да

[balmy condor]

yay

hm

ah i see now

Please no PERSON SINGULAR right now lmfao

[balmy condor]

ah ah okay how does в work in here

what does that particle do

[mossy bluff]

I'm playing repo

So it means at

[balmy condor]

playing at repo

cool

good way for me to get better

[foggy yarrow]

В квартире

[balmy condor]

@foggy yarrow

Cool

[foggy yarrow]

Russian language

[balmy condor]

Gonna be really hard to guess what a механик is

@foggy yarrow I'm in the trains and people are fighting and they're all speaking russian

I can't understand anything

But I can tell it's russian

He's getting destroyed bis his Babushka omg lmao

It's all true

[foggy yarrow]

Say "привет из Казахстана" to them

[balmy condor]

I would prefer to live

Even though I can tell this is not mean to say

[foggy yarrow]

It means "greetings from Kazakhstan"

[balmy condor]

They're a bit very agitated

That's why

[balmy condor]

They're Ukrainian just heard that lmao

I love Russians they're so nice

[foggy yarrow]

Ok, say "героям слава"

[balmy condor]

He's getting shit on by the police

I will not interact

[foggy yarrow]

They'd appreciate it, but not in this context ig

[balmy condor]

Means what

[balmy condor]

I don't know iz but I guess it means 'from,is from'

[foggy yarrow]

In Ukraine, when someone says "слава Украине" (glory to ukraine) you reply with "героям слава" (glory to the heroes)

[balmy condor]

Cool.

[foggy yarrow]

Idk what meaning it has, but it's like a patriotic thing

[balmy condor]

I believe you, but I don't wanna say stuff like this

Not into patriotism

[foggy yarrow]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slava_Ukraini

[foggy yarrow]

They'd appreciate it though :(

I think

[balmy condor]

Probably

FINALLY A WORD I KNOW

SPASIBA

SPASIBA UKRANIANS I CAN UNDERSTAND ONR WORD

[balmy condor]

@mossy bluff я хочу большoй сиськи

[foggy yarrow]

большие
Plural

[balmy condor]

god dmmit

[foggy yarrow]

Yeah depending on the gender, the entire sentence will change

The verbs and the adjectives and everything

you made it sound like you want to grow big breasts btw

You gotta specify what you want to do with them

[balmy condor]

поса́сывать

ill get better over time

thank you

as long as you guys say good things it warms my heart

[foggy yarrow]

@balmy condor https://youtu.be/fsK8gSM-TsY?si=

[balmy condor]

Nevermind damn she packing

Also I'm understanding 0.4% of the words btw