Re: Is it really Russian?
Quote:
1.Č ňĺáĺ ńďŕńčáî,äđóă.
2.Çäðàâñòâóéòå, ÷èñëî èíòåðíåò-ïîëüçîâàòåëåé äîñòèãëî ïî÷òè 2 ìèëëèàðäà, ïîýòîìó, ïîëüçîâàòåëè-ìîøåííèêè, èíòåðíåò-âîðû, õàêåðû áóäóò ïðîñòî óäàëåíû.
That was exactly not russian. Something must have gone wrong with the site. The correct is:
Здравствуйте - [Zdravstvuite] - you wrote it so, but we don't pronounce the first "v", it's more [zdrastvuite]
Приветствую - [privietstvuju]
Привет - [Privet]
Здорово - [Zdarova]
you can also use Добрый день (Good afternoon) and Добрый вечер (Good evening)
Re: Is it really Russian?
To see this message in a correct way you should change encoding in your messenger (it should be somewhere in "settings" or "options" or "view") from "Western Europe" to "Cyrillic". There may be several "Cyrillic" encodings ("Cyrillic Windows", "Cyrillic KOI8-R" etc) - check them all until you see something reasonable.
Re: Is it really Russian?
I don't use official ICQ client but Russian client called QIP Infium. And there is just setting language interface. But I think the problem is not with my messenger. Because once I got this message: Спасибо,Карол!. And sending messeges written in Russian are viewed correctly...
Re: Is it really Russian?
Anyways such things sometimes happen with Russian texts transferred across the internet and can depend on a number of reasons. This message is not lost but interpreted by the PC in a wrong way. To read such text you need a kind of computer voodoo. :) Maybe someone who did work with ICQ can advise something more exact...
Re: Is it really Russian?
Крибле-крабле-бумс!
1._И тебе спасибо,_друг.
2._Здравствуйте, число интернет-пользователей достигло почти двух миллиардов, поэтому_пользователи-мошенники, интернет-воры, хакеры будут просто удалены.