Thread: Can someone please translate this exchange...

Thanks...

mms://video.rfn.ru/rtr-vesti/32141.asf


Or at least just what the pretty blonde said... :P

reporter: Mashenka, our congratulations! We are proud of you, you showed a fantastic match, tell us was this the hardest match in your life?

godess: How to say, in general, this was the dream of my life, once I played in daevenport and knew I was in the final and that I was going to play Sirene, I had one dream to win in Wimbeldon? It didn't matter with whom I was going to play, but to beat Sirene in the final and become the victor in Wimbeldon was a dream.

reporter: Masha, you said in the interview in BBC that you now feel like a million dollars. what lind of feeling is this?

Goddess: oh, this is some kind of feeling that I would call... such a feeling in life doesn't often happen often, so that every moment needs to be saved.

Reporter2: Some more questions to the victoress (sic). (man he speaks fast). There alot of mistakes about where Maria was born. She was born in Siberaia but all her relatives and parents are from belarus? ... Do you have time to celebrate, over there, at home?

Goddess: I hope tonight with Dad and with the team, but mommy is right now in America. I haven't had a chance to speak with her, since she is on the plane. She is flying to New York and on Monday I have to visit her. But of course when I will meet her, and dad is arriving too, we will all of course celebrate.

Reporter2: No, I am talking about Russia... Are you going to celebrate for example in Moscow, I just talked about Siberia.

Goddess: I hope, of course I would of wanted to, right now all my relatives are there, I wanted to, but, so hello to all of them there. But right now I am going to America for two weeks, but of course, this is a big shock.

Reporter2: ... have already had enough victory for one week

Reporter: One more time, a huge thank you, not only our congratulations but congratulartions from a million viewers

Aleksei is kind of a creepy little guy, isn't he?

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

reporter: Mashenka, our congratulations! We are proud of you, you showed a fantastic match, tell us was this the hardest match in your life?

godess: How to say, in general, this was the dream of my life, once I played in daevenport and knew I was in the final and that I was going to play Sirene, I had one dream to win in Wimbeldon? It didn't matter with whom I was going to play, but to beat Sirene in the final and become the victor in Wimbeldon was a dream.

reporter: Masha, you said in the interview in BBC that you now feel like a million dollars. what lind of feeling is this?

Goddess: oh, this is some kind of feeling that I would call... such a feeling in life doesn't often happen often, so that every moment needs to be saved.

Reporter2: Some more questions to the victoress (sic). (man he speaks fast). There alot of mistakes about where Maria was born. She was born in Siberaia but all her relatives and parents are from belarus? ... Do you have time to celebrate, over there, at home?

Goddess: I hope tonight with Dad and with the team, but mommy is right now in America. I haven't had a chance to speak with her, since she is on the plane. She is flying to New York and on Monday I have to visit her. But of course when I will meet her, and dad is arriving too, we will all of course celebrate.

Reporter2: No, I am talking about Russia... Are you going to celebrate for example in Moscow, I just talked about Siberia.

Goddess: I hope, of course I would of wanted to, right now all my relatives are there, I wanted to, but, so hello to all of them there. But right now I am going to America for two weeks, but of course, this is a big shock.

Reporter2: ... have already had enough victory for one week

Reporter: One more time, a huge thank you, not only our congratulations but congratulartions from a million viewers

Thanks a million!!!!!!