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    Russian internet speak

    I think it should be important also learn how the 'young' russian people type on the internet, you know net 'slang' eg in lithuanian we often write lithuanian with weird kind of russian translit eg,

    Sveikas, kaip laikotės? We will type Swejkas kajp lajkotes? and things like that. How would russian abbreviate words etc, in teh chat room, text message etc

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    Re: Russian internet speak

    Quote Originally Posted by ivanushki
    I think it should be important also learn how the 'young' russian people type on the internet, you know net 'slang' eg in lithuanian we often write lithuanian with weird kind of russian translit eg,

    Sveikas, kaip laikotės? We will type Swejkas kajp lajkotes? and things like that. How would russian abbreviate words etc, in teh chat room, text message etc
    Here's some words:
    HDD - Винт
    Keyboard - Клава
    Files - Файло
    CD-ROM - Компакт, сидюк
    Emty CD-R(W) = болванка, to record CD-R = нарезать болванку
    20 Mb = 20 метров
    RAM = мозги
    Mainboard = мать
    Driver = дрова
    Mail = мыло
    ICQ = Аська
    Button = Батон
    Malfunction = Глюк
    Computer = Комп, тачка, писюк
    Windows = Мастдай
    "@" (at) character = собака (john@mail.ru is pronounced Джон, собака, мэйл точка ру)

    Example:
    1. Задачка, которую хороший программист решит за пару минут, а хороший
    физик сойдет с ума: Ася весит 4,2 метра. За сколько времени она скачается, если ширина канала - 5 кило в секунду?
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    Re: Russian internet speak

    Quote Originally Posted by Ramil
    Quote Originally Posted by ivanushki
    I think it should be important also learn how the 'young' russian people type on the internet, you know net 'slang' eg in lithuanian we often write lithuanian with weird kind of russian translit eg,

    Sveikas, kaip laikotės? We will type Swejkas kajp lajkotes? and things like that. How would russian abbreviate words etc, in teh chat room, text message etc
    Here's some words:
    HDD - Винт
    Keyboard - Клава
    Files - Файло
    CD-ROM - Компакт, сидюк
    Emty CD-R(W) = болванка, to record CD-R = нарезать болванку
    20 Mb = 20 метров
    RAM = мозги
    Mainboard = мать
    Driver = дрова
    Mail = мыло
    ICQ = Аська
    Button = Батон
    Malfunction = Глюк
    Computer = Комп, тачка, писюк
    Windows = Мастдай
    "@" (at) character = собака (john@mail.ru is pronounced Джон, собака, мэйл точка ру)

    Example:
    1. Задачка, которую хороший программист решит за пару минут, а хороший
    физик сойдет с ума: Ася весит 4,2 метра. За сколько времени она скачается, если ширина канала - 5 кило в секунду?
    Батон - это еще полиц. дубинка!!!

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    "ICQ" sorta... doesn't work if you translate it.
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    mmmmm
    for ex.
    нормально-намальна
    ужас -узяс
    сейчас-ща
    точно-точняк
    короче-корч
    можно-мона\моня
    ладно-лана\лн\лано
    когда-када
    спасибо-спсб\пасиба
    пожалуйста-пазалуста

    but this list can be endless cuz usually abbreviations vary from person to person.

    u could try to pronounce the word and to guess what it sounds alike with. guess that would help

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    типопревед

    кароче жаргона нету них всё парусски как ожегов вноль
    Оригинал: Call me ASAP.
    Перевод: Зови меня Асапом. (С)

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    спс - спасибо
    де - где
    ты рус? - ты русский/ая/ое

    Эти сокращения пользуются в игре "AWPlanet", когда есть много русских, эстонских, и литовских.
    Литовские обычно приветствуют с "swx".
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    нормально - намана
    сейчас - щас
    ладно - лан
    спасибо - пасип (пасиб)
    пожалуйста - пжл
    In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.

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    плз = пожалуйста
    Оригинал: Call me ASAP.
    Перевод: Зови меня Асапом. (С)

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    I found it weird with the smiles, cause " : ) " doesn't have the " : ", it's just " ))))))" [and never only one ), always a bunch ]

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    Quote Originally Posted by erika
    I found it weird with the smiles, cause " : ) " doesn't have the " : ", it's just " ))))))" [and never only one ), always a bunch ]
    I noticed that and I found it odd too. Ah well.... Each unto his own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mockingbirdflyaway
    Quote Originally Posted by erika
    I found it weird with the smiles, cause " : ) " doesn't have the " : ", it's just " ))))))" [and never only one ), always a bunch ]
    I noticed that and I found it odd too. Ah well.... Each unto his own.
    It's people's LAZINESS.
    «И всё, что сейчас происходит внутре — тоже является частью вселенной».

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    So that's what it means. Well Dimitri must be pretty lazy in that case you know...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phobia
    де - где
    Looks a bit Ukrainian

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    А еще есть "йезык падонкаф" - письменный язык, который широко используется в интернете.
    In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.

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    А ещё есть язык фидошных кащенитов, и ещё много других способов изуродовать и исковеркать русский язык.

    Не понимаю смысл этого топика. Вы, что ли, собрались собрать здесь исчерпывающий список всех возможных издевательств над русскими словами?

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    Я думаю, если иностранец увидит слово "предураг" или "кросафчег", он его не поймет... (если не будет знать про этот "письменный язык").
    In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rtyom
    Quote Originally Posted by Mockingbirdflyaway
    Quote Originally Posted by erika
    I found it weird with the smiles, cause " : ) " doesn't have the " : ", it's just " ))))))" [and never only one ), always a bunch ]
    I noticed that and I found it odd too. Ah well.... Each unto his own.
    It's people's LAZINESS.
    Yeah, I understand it might be, but they are weirdly lazy to press a simple " : " and not lazy at all when it comes to " )))))) "

    :P

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    That's simple, Erika. To type a colon, it takes one hold of the shift key with your left hand and one press of the colon key with your right hand. To type a closing brace, it just takes to hold two keys simultaneously for a period of time.
    «И всё, что сейчас происходит внутре — тоже является частью вселенной».

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    I was quite confusibabbled before i discovered that "ya" is often transliterated as "q", takzhe ch = 4

    this is understandable... but what is really annoying is when "zh" is transliterated as "g" which can be very confusing. then "j" can mean "zh" or "y"
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