so what do you think of latvia ruskies ?
>>3679 >Stalin considered himself russian and one of the most beloved russian writers was half-nigger half-jewish >stalin way of an example >one of the most beloved russian writers was half-nigger half-jewish i havent read pushkin and i dont think i am missing something out
>>3715 Even a puppet regime is better than forced loss of sovereignty. >>3712>>3716 Don't argue with a crazy commie. People were completely against USSR. Littlepage described how, as soon as he arrived in the Soviet mines in 1928, he became aware of the scope of industrial sabotage, the method of struggle preferred by enemies of the Soviet régime. There was therefore a large base fighting against the Bolshevik leadership, and if some well-placed Party cadres were encouraging or simply protecting the saboteurs, they could seriously weaken the régime. Here is Littlepage's description. One day in 1928 I went into a power-station at the Kochbar gold-mines. I just happened to drop my hand on one of the main bearings of a large Diesel engine as I walked by, and felt something gritty in the oil. I had the engine stopped immediately, and we removed from the oil reservoir about two pints of quartz sand, which could have been placed there only by design. On several other occasions in the new milling plants at Kochkar we found sand inside such equipment as speed-reducers, which are entirely enclosed, and can be reached only by removing the hand-hold covers. Such petty industrial sabotage was --- and still is --- so common in all branches of Soviet industry that Russian engineers can do little about it, and were surprised at my own concern when I first encountered it .... Why, I have been asked, is sabotage of this description so common in Soviet Russia, and so rare in most other countries? Do Russians have a peculiar bent for industrial wrecking? People who ask such questions apparently haven't realized that the authorities in Russia have been --- and still are --- fighting a whole series of open or disguised civil wars. In the beginning they fought and dispossessed the aristocracy, the bankers and landowners and merchants of the Tsarist régime .... they later fought and dispossessed the little independent farmers and the little retail merchants and the nomad herders in Asia. Message too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>3725 >industrial sabotage, the method of struggle preferred by enemies of the Soviet régime. briliant but communism will not come back what russia wants now is the possesion of the entry to the baltic sea. they want to become a superpower.
>>3727 Russia already has entry to the baltic sea.
>>3728 they want MOAR!
I don't believe you don't know Russian.
>>3738 i know english better then russian and russian better then french
Привет, ребята. I just bought this book. Am I doing it right to learn the great history of one of the greatest countries of all time?
>>3734 It came from Kiev Rus. Modern Russia/Ukraine/Belarus division is artificial, just like North/South Korea division. There should be Slavia instead of Russia and Rodnovery instead of Christianity, while Slavs should be recognized as owners of the land, just like Germans own Germany. Alas Putin prefers multiculturalism.
>>3735 >Alas Putin prefers multiculturalism. imperialism in disguise. this "multicultural" party here is voted in and consists of overwhelmingly by russians. they organized the events for 9th may and also was for the second official language. so to seem credible multicultural party they defend the opinon the latvian dialect - latgalian should become an official language . and this became an issue after their defeat at russian language refernedum. before i havent even heard of latgalians themselves activily voicing they want latgalian to be an official language. >In 1992, a new Latin Chechen alphabet was introduced, but after the defeat of the secessionist government, the Cyrillic alphabet was restored. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chechen_language#Alphabets this doesnt sound multicultural
>>3736 >http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chechen_language#Alphabets >this doesnt sound multicultural Chechens never had a native writing system. Latin was used by separatists, as it was planned for Chechnya to become part of Turkey and EU. So chechen war was in fact with European Union. UK even provided currency for a new puppet government... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chechen_naxar I.e. European Union is so weak, even Russia can defeat it.
It was funny.
>>3740 welcome to russia!
>>3730 >>3740 And what period of history the most interesting?
>>3737 yeah i mean everything that is not russia is european union
Привет ! Как дила ? Я в порядке, и вы ? Я французски и я учусь русски Я не понимаю по-русски I use google translate to make cyrillic characters but I have learned most of them. I can read cyrillic very slowly. I have to learn russian because I work with a russian speaking company. Please Russia, am I doing it right ?
>>3562 >I am student. Specialty? >If I could Why are you couldn't? >Sarkozy In the first round too? >I have the opportunity to practice. Then write something on Russian, lol. >important points Well... >Я в порядке, и вы ? >и Let's see. >Я в порядке "I'm okay" Message too long. Click here to view the full text.
>Specialty? Commerce. >Why are you couldn't? Because you need to be in your city to vote, or at least to declare at the police you're giving someone the possibility to vote for you, but I didn't did it, Hollande should have won anyway. >In the first round too? I voted for Bayrou at the first round, he is the centrist guy (and finished 5th so pretty much a useless vote). It's now a week that I am learning russian and I can express simple things with the word I know. I hear russian all day long and I work with native speakers so I have pretty much the opportunity to practice. However, I still have a lot of work before being able to talk with someone. Also, I think that, surprisingly, russian accent is somehow close to french accent. A luck for me because I am very happy to understand what people says me in english (and also, I can sometimes pick words in russian, and then look for the meaning).
>>3611 >Because you need to be in your city to vote Wow. Here you can vote in others cities/countries. >However, I still have a lot of work before being able to talk with someone http://vocaroo.com/ Said something. It will be fun. >russian accent is somehow close to french accent Interesting. btw where are you living in France?
>>3615 http://vocaroo.com/i/s003Pj1N7Ssy Please wait a few weeks before expecting me to say something developped.. I am from the west of France, near Nantes.
>>3645 >s003Pj1N7Ssy >Привет, я Французский и я (i don't get 1 word) Русский lol. Not bad actually. And yes, you are "Француз". "Французский" it's language. Is this estonian company working in France?
>>3646 The missing word is изучаю. This company don't work in France currently, that's why I am here, to help them make business in France.
>>3647 >изучаю >ч Lol, you pronouced it like "st", but it's more like "tsh". Like in http://translate.google.com/?q=%D0%BE%D0%B1%D1%8B%D1%87%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B5&oe=utf-8&rls=en.yandex:en:official&client=firefox&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&sa=N&tab=wT#en|ru|%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%8E
Salve! Madoka Magica
http://respublica.jp/Russia/siokara.php?res=4
>>3395 We say Sayaka Miki(Madoka Magica) a girl on the CG and we say Yayoi Kise(Smile Purecure:Smile Pretty Cure) a girl under the CG.
>>3397 I'm a real Japanese. How are you? I glad to meet you by Internet. >>3405 The Russian Laguage is a very diffcult laguage. I write in English. Thank you!
>>3468 http://respublica.jp/Russia/siokara.php and http://respublica.jp/Russia02/imgboard.cgi are Russian Boards. >>3383 I'm sorry. I cannot Russian. Top:http://www.respublica.jp
>>3474 That's nice, thanks. What city are you from?
>>3473 Now i'm understand everything!
В Казахстане основан храм Мадоки.
Ask anything to a massive russianboo which is more russian than real russians.
>>3371 Go back to Israel.
>>3363 great communistik god! i see a russianboo, who is more russki than russkis. by the way, what kind of gulag happens, that make you interest in russia? i.e. when i say - i like japs, i mean - i like the way they hire kitaitzy to draw a perverted pornographic cartoons for europeans, pay them nothing, and build a world's-second-economy from it. do you understand me?
>>3478 >do you understand me? Is it even possible?
>>3479 Why not?
I'm not this guy >>3363 but I'm a russiaboo as well. I want to answer this one too. >What other Brazilians thinking about your interest? Some thinks that it's like a little stupid, but other people says that learn russian language will be good for the future, etc etc. But I just love Russia. I like to talk with russian people.
>>3483 btw, my mother working in one russian university. She told me that few her students move to Brazil for improving their language. Yes... English language. This is looking like totally crazy decision. Or maybe i'm wrong? Is there really good english speakers?
>>3486 Probably is not a good ideia. Because there are a LOT of people who does not speak english, but the younger nerds, or jungs who enjoy playing video games, they kind know it. But I don't knoe, maybe in a few university people just speak in english. Just like I saw that you people have a few in Russia too.
Подходит к концу короткая и бесславная история еврейского поселения на Ближнем Востоке-Израиля. Ветер будет носить по пустыгне драные хасидские шляпы. Дети бедуинов будут смеяться над этими чудовищными предметами одежды странных чужаков, которые пришли откуда-то и ушли в никуда. И опять будут слышны завывания по всему миру о последнем холокосте на мотив хаванагилы. Удивительный народ, евреи, они живут от холокоста до холокоста,они никогда ни в чём не виноваты, но ненавидимы миром. Зря ваш предок Агасфер толкнул Бога, не услышал бы он тогда приказа-" Встань и иди! " Не живётся вам на месте, опять припрётесь к нам, вроде мало вас здесь, проклятых....
>>3353 Облизал щит.
>>3357 >израильский флажок Скоро будете кровь свою лизать... http://www.news.com.au/world/four-dead-in-french-jewish-school-shooting/story-e6frfkyi-1226304494268
>>3361 У вас стойкие галлюцинации, любезный. Зачем же пропускать приём таблеток?
>>3362 Пикрилейтед-оккупант тоже валил на галлюцинации. Как же так! Еще вчера он издевался над украинцами, а сегодня его расстреливают!
>>3366 >а сегодня его расстреливают Надо же, а я думал смертные казни отменили.
>>3367 Людские законы не распространяются на "богоизбранных".
Любезный, да ты же упоротый.
Туда ли я зашел?
Ты из Турции?
>>3304 Ашхабад?
>>3306 А то!
>>3307 Туркмен?
>>3308 Нет, русский.
>>3311 Я думал, что русских в Туркменбашистане уже давно загнобили. Или это у тебя прокси?
>>3311 Ну поведай, как жизнь в Туркмении. Постоянно там живёшь? В РФ бываешь? В Ашхабаде родился и вырос? Русских там много?
>>3110 You mean our Greatest beloved wisest godlike Leader for ages?
>>3116 Of course he mean our Godlike Emperor Father Of Our Great Nation.
Party Center, Superior Person, Respected Leader, Unique Leader, Father of the People, Guarantee of the Fatherland's Unification, Sun of the Nation, Leader of the 21st Century, Beloved and Respected Father loves us!
Всем привет! Украина - это лучшая страна в мире! И у нас самые красивые девушки!
>>3213 >Всем привет! Украина - это лучшая страна в мире! >И у нас самые красивые проститутки! fixed
>>3225 >> inexpensive fixed the fixed
>>3213 Підтримую
Hey there russian friends! I tried on auto/b/us but didn't find anything so I'll try here. Sorry to bother you but I am in real trouble. Need to play a prank on an ukrainian friend ad I can't find anything on the net. How do you call dumb guys wearing leather jackets and berets. They are called something like Ox or Beef I think but direct translation does not get any prope result. Usually pose in front of ugly carpets hung on the wall and whith alcohol or drugs. Thank you!!
Derp, nobody's willing to help me? or at least redirect me on a board or a thread where I could get some indications ?
>>3238 I think you talking about "bidlo" but i don't shure. Sorry for my english.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bydlo
forgot a picture
Everyone in Russia likes bydlo-parties. It's like a national sport.
>leather jackets and berets Gopnik? Present him a bucket of sunflower seeds.
Hey, you merry Russians! Could someone translate this piece of song? Does it even mean anything? I know it's supposed to be in Russian, but...
Это вообще не язык. Просто звукоподражание русской речи.
Ой-вей, весёлые ребята. Думаю, для незнающего даже похоже на русский.
Nevermind the bears, here's the Real English. http://youtu.be/DfNkstUnDKY
>>3146 >Nevermind the bears You make me cry bear
>>3144 aber aber :3
So it's not any of Finnic-Ugric languages…
Sounds like bulgarian a little, for me.
