Slavic

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Mon, May 9, 2016

The Slavic languages is quite different to Romans language.
The Slavic languages is quite different to Romans language, very mysterious. I was Moscow a while back, I thought I know couple of Russian words, cause I find myself saying “Moshna chai?” "Can I get cup of tea?". And the guy come up to me goes, "@#$%^&*……!@#$%^&*…… “ And then they give me a shoe.

Sat, May 7, 2016

English can understand a little bit of most Romans languages.
English can understand a little bit of most Romans languages. You know, French, Spanish, or Germany. But the Slavic languages, your language is very mysterious, quite enigmatic in a way. I was in Russia recently. I thought I have couple of words in Russian expression, cause I found myself saying “Moshna chai?” you know, from what I've been told it means "Can I have cup of tea?". And then people come up to me and they go, "@#$%" And then they give you a shoe.

English can understand a little bit of most Romans languages.
English can understand a little bit of most Romans languages. You know, French, Spanish, or Germany. But the Slavic languages, your language is very mysterious, quite enigmatic in a way. I was in Russia recently. I thought I have couple of words in Russian expression, cause I found myself saying “Moshna chai?” you know, from what I've been told it means "Can I have cup of tea?". And then people come up to me and they go, "@#$%" And then they give you a shoe.
The Slavic languages is quite different to Romans language.
The Slavic languages is quite different to Romans language, very mysterious. I was Moscow a while back, I thought I know couple of Russian words, cause I find myself saying “Moshna chai?” "Can I get cup of tea?". And the guy come up to me goes, "@#$%^&*……!@#$%^&*…… “ And then they give me a shoe.