any russian browncoats?
POSTED BY: JollyJinn
UPDATED: Tuesday, July 4, 2006 00:54
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I think FF Russian site is a great idea: I can't believe there's not one yet, there're are a lot of FF fans in Russia that I know.
yeah! yeah! I was suprised too when I didnt find any russian ff/serenity sites! U're absolutly right as far as i know there is a loooot of russian ppl who have seen ff and think that is one of the greatest tv shows ever. All russian ff reviews that i've read were so positive!
Well on 7-9 July in Moscow will be Starcon so when i get back to Petersburg i'll start doing ff rus site. MRSU, we can make a team, so write to me in private
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Check out this russian lj community, it has a lot of interesting stuff there
I"m already in your community as Jolly Jinn ;)
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Seems strange to me
Have u seen the conferencу in Australia with Joss? There he explains why he chose this phrase. I decided to watch it yesterday and had really fun...
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Welcome to the party, tovarishtsh!
Spasibo =)
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We're glad you're here!
That is exactly where you are, you are home. I hope you come to love this place as much as I do.
*hands JollyJinn a browncoat that fits just right*
thank u.I've visited many forums and sites,but it is the first place with such hospitality. I love it!
*trying the browncoat on. looking over* Oh God! I'm ready. Just gimme the gun! *exited-happy-stupid but heroical face*
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And don't worry JollyJinn, your English is so much better than my Russian could ever be. You are doing great!
yeah..it is all right..but just i've been learning it so long so shame on me!
so here i'll practise . will u help me guys? Jedi dont crack up they just get eccentric
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JollyJinn
Your English is fantastic! We have to give you much respect! Most Americans only speak English and many would be surprised to learn that Europeans are often multilingual.
Have no fear with making grammatical mistakes. We are here to help you learn.
Now I have a question. What does Spasibo mean? I have heard it, but have not known.
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that Europeans are often multilingual
well it might be true..really dont know much about american education. I heard that its more single-purposed. That students themselves choose the classes they need. Here in Russia students choose the faculty where they wish to study, and the each faculty has its own bevy of classes.
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Now I have a question. What does Spasibo mean? I have heard it, but have not known.
it's russian "thank you"
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Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:
Now I have a question. What does Spasibo mean? I have heard it, but have not known.
Spasibo means "Thanks", as far as I remember from playing Battlefield 1942. Taught me a lot of useful words in many language, that game. I can now yell for a medic in Japanese, if need be. Not many people can do that. Well, except maybe for the Japanese, and I understand there are quite a lot of them, but still, yay me!
Asahaaaay!
Spasibo for your time.
The Serenity Summer Campaign is on, baby - prepare to kick some serious pigu!
http://www.fireflyfans.net/thread.asp?b=19&t=21775#326341
September 30th is Serenity 'Versary! Be there or be a purple-belted poop-head. (<- not the official slogan.)
I'm so into Firefly, my butt glows in the dark.
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Not many people can do that. Well, except maybe for the Japanese,
lol
U like playing strategy games,dont u? World war II etc... here is a big question we russians always intrested in: who won the war?
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Well I am not Russian but my background is probably the closest to Russian (well here at least), which is Greek. The only things we have in common is characters in our languages, and we follow the exact same religion. I am sure there is more but nothing else is coming to mind. JollyJin, you may be able to order a Serenity T-Shirt online. I am going to a comic store downtown to get my Serenity T-Shirt (it is pretty cheap too, only $16.50 CDN). It is brown and has a huge Serenity logo. If you are a fan, you need one.
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Ya Amerikanets no govoryu po-russki. Izuchil russki yazik i v universitete, i na voennoi sluzhbe.
Boy, I really hate doing that. I never really learned to transliterate - my professors wanted us to always write in Cyrillic (script, not printing at that).
Welcome aboard JollyJin.
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Well I am not Russian but my background is probably the closest to Russian (well here at least), which is Greek. The only things we have in common is characters in our languages, and we follow the exact same religion. I am sure there is more but nothing else is coming to mind.
well yeah u're right. More i can say that greek culture influenced on european culture generally. So all europen countries have smth from Greece
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Boy, I really hate doing that. I never really learned to transliterate
heh... believe i hate it too. Here in Russia many ppl send sms in translite..oh Gosh its so hard for me read it, worse write in it...
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Ya Amerikanets no govoryu po-russki. Izuchil russki yazik i v universitete, i na voennoi sluzhbe.
you're speaking really nice =) great job! how long have u been learning it? Why did u decide to learn russian?
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JollyJinn
I don't much understand the American education system either these days. American High schools have certain requirements for graduation, you are told how many math, science, language, etc. classes you need to graduate, then you are allowed a certain number of what are "elective: classes. Those are the classes that you have a choice on. Curriculum is different on a State and County level.
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