Thread: Does Russian have an "Intensifier"

Well, browse through this (offensive language)
http://plutser.ru/barkoviana/zagib_petr ... llektivnyj

Это настоящий пример мата, или какой-то глупый смешной техт? То есть люди так говорят на самом деле когда матерятся, или это шутка?

Если это реальный мат, я впечатлён! Чуть не каждое слово произведено от тех нескольких фундаментальных матерных слов!

Может, может. Только Автобусу это вряд ли на данный момент под силу.) Надо ведь ещё уметь образовывать от матерного корня то, что тебе нужно (чтоб не получить вместо "отпадный" "отстойный", условно говоря).)) А там вариантов море.)))

Ramil, что ты даёшь, это ж не каждому Advanced под силу!

Originally Posted by Ramil

Originally Posted by Автобус

You're more serious

Seriouser.

Чё-то я не поняла прикола с этим serious.

Originally Posted by basurero

То есть люди так говорят на самом деле когда матерятся, или это шутка?

basurero, мат - это ещё и импровизация. Поэтому полный список того, "как говорят", составить нереально. По-разному говорят... кто как. Не знаю, может, кто-то выучил этот монолог напамять и теперь так говорит.)))))))))

Originally Posted by Ramil

Just because it is the "f-word" might not make it an intensifier either You can use these words directly (with meanings) or for intensifying purposes.

I see

Originally Posted by Ramil

Originally Posted by Автобус

You're more serious

Seriouser.

See how many jobs you land saying you are seriouser than the other interviewees. (If you are interviewing in English)

Originally Posted by Scrabus

Originally Posted by Автобус

Only knew two but I had no idea that they could be used as intensifiers.
Just because it is "mat" might not make it an intensifier either.

Mat might be using for everything

Apparently, yes.

[quote=Автобус]

Originally Posted by Ramil

Just because it is the "f-word" might not make it an intensifier either You can use these words directly (with meanings) or for intensifying purposes.

I see

Originally Posted by Ramil

Originally Posted by "Автобус":3q3az7tk

You're more serious

Seriouser.

See how many jobs you land saying you are seriouser than the other interviewees. (If you are interviewing in English)[/quote:3q3az7tk]

I wrote 'seriouser' on purpose But I'm afraid I didn't quite catch the meaning of the 'to land a job' part.

[quote=Ramil]

Originally Posted by Автобус

Originally Posted by Ramil

Just because it is the "f-word" might not make it an intensifier either You can use these words directly (with meanings) or for intensifying purposes.

I see

Originally Posted by Ramil

Originally Posted by "Автобус":3o0m6uvf

You're more serious

Seriouser.

See how many jobs you land saying you are seriouser than the other interviewees. (If you are interviewing in English)

I wrote 'seriouser' on purpose But I'm afraid I didn't quite catch the meaning of the 'to land a job' part.[/quote:3o0m6uvf]

To land a job = to get a job

Originally Posted by Yazeed

To land a job = to get a job

Well, I think I'll find one if only I let it be clear that I'm aware of the fact that it's incorrect. I just like to play with English words like that. Wouldn't it be a mistake an English speaking child can make?

Originally Posted by basurero

Well, browse through this (offensive language)
http://plutser.ru/barkoviana/zagib_petr ... llektivnyj

Это настоящий пример мата, или какой-то глупый смешной техт? То есть люди так говорят на самом деле когда матерятся, или это шутка?

Если это реальный мат, я впечатлён! Чуть не каждое слово произведено от тех нескольких фундаментальных матерных слов!

No, we don't swear like that. Only one or two geniuses, maybe (99.9% of the words there are invented, slapped together by the author from different words so that the resulting words don't really mean anything, also, it is clear that the author is quite talented, although he has found a rather questionable outlet for his talent). The average Russian in the street uses a rather limited cussing vocabulary which is not hard to absorb and learn to use naturally. Dogboy for one does it like a native Russian speaker.

Originally Posted by Ramil

Well, I think I'll find one if only I let it be clear that I'm aware of the fact that it's incorrect. I just like to play with English words like that. Wouldn't it be a mistake an English speaking child can make?

Yes, it would.

Originally Posted by BabaYaga

Originally Posted by Ramil

Well, I think I'll find one if only I let it be clear that I'm aware of the fact that it's incorrect. I just like to play with English words like that. Wouldn't it be a mistake an English speaking child can make?

Yes, it would.

"Curiouser and curiouser." -- Alice.

Originally Posted by Matroskin Kot

Originally Posted by BabaYaga

Originally Posted by Ramil

Well, I think I'll find one if only I let it be clear that I'm aware of the fact that it's incorrect. I just like to play with English words like that. Wouldn't it be a mistake an English speaking child can make?

Yes, it would.

"Curiouser and curiouser." -- Alice.

Всё страньше и страньше! (перевод Демуровой).

I can't believe I missed out on a 3 page Mat discussion

С**a Б*я...

Originally Posted by Dogboy182

I can't believe I missed out on a 3 page Mat discussion

С**a Б*я...

I was wondering where you were