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Hello everyone, I just got started learning the pretty language of Russian :D

I hope I can practice/learn/meet new friends here, nice to meet you all.

До Свиданя!

Let me be the first to welcome you!!!

WELCOME! :)

Welcome!

I'm wondering, what 'Дйеноист' is supposed to mean? There are no words with 'Дй' in russian.

Privet, Дйеноист. Right now I'm more of a lurker than a poster, but from what I've seen so far, this is a great place to learn and ask questions.

I looked in his profile, and it said something about "jenoist". Though, I think that "Дженоист" would be more accurate for that.

Edit: I didn't realize that I've really been at MR for over a year. It's been that long already? :(

whoops! I meant Дж oh well, ill just leave it as it is :P

Well.............you've really done it now, Mr What ever your name is. "Дйеноист" is proabaly a filthy word. MR Administration and Vinny the Kalinka will probably have to wash your mouth out with soap, now..........oh well....happy foruming!

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Originally Posted by DDT

Well.............you've really done it now, Mr What ever your name is. "Дйеноист" is proabaly a filthy word. MR Administration and Vinny the Kalinka will probably have to wash your mouth out with soap, now..........oh well....happy foruming!

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Is that the accepted verb meaning "to participate in a forum"? I personally prefer forumizing!

You are right. Forumizing it is. Forgive me for my incompetence.

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Originally Posted by DDT

You are right. Forumizing it is. Forgive me for my incompetence.

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Woo! I win! Actually, I guess it could be anything...it all depends on what sounds right to you.

Foruming
Forumizing
Forumating

um....I'm fresh out.

Nice avatar there Saibot.

Benzine rings?

No..viagra. :D

Saibot, LoL!

Anyone, I wonder what jenoist is.

Hello to all !
I would hope this will be an informative and friendly forum to learn Russian. I live ON Cape Cod, Massachusetes, USA. I meet many people that speak Russian during our summer tourist season. I have met alot of people from ICQ that are now very good friends Eastern European countries. I have become friends with a few, my house looked like a hostel in 2003, I had 3 Belarusians, a Ukrainian, a Latvian all stay for a couple days here. Belarusian friend was so sweet, she helped with translation.

Say hello to the Falmouth Heights for me. And the no longer Oak Crest Inn!

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Nice avatar there Saibot.

Benzine rings?

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Cripes, it migh be Лошарик. Some Russians here could think that Лошарик is a small Лох, but indeed it is a lovely and touching cartoon (the film is my contemporary)


http://www.myltik.ru/db/rus/l/losharik.jpg

Лошарик = лошадь + шарик. I saw the cartoon a couple of times.

Hey welcome

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Originally Posted by Rosa Anna

Hey welcome

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Thanks 8)

не за что :o