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I recently bought an old Russian game and need it translated. I took a picture of it here...
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Tom.
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Looks like a russian form of linkin logs to me, but it says.
"Wooden house builder (constructor)."
Wooden House Designer
Must of been some sort of weird Soviet way to motivate children into a career :lol:
How do you play this game?
you just have to build a house out of the different pieces. They slot together.
Wonder why is says, 'Made in USSR' rather than, 'Произведено в России' :o
Because it was made in USSR. :) (when it existed)Quote:
Originally Posted by майк
Good point :lol: What about 'Произведено в СССР'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Friendy
Maybe it was made for export. But then why the other names are in Russian? Or maybe they did it in case it somehow gets into hands of someone who doesn't know Russian.
I never saw 'Произведено в СССР'.Quote:
Originally Posted by майк
The family has had one since I was a kid, for christmas it comes out and gets build, and with cotton on the roof for snow.
СДЕЛАНО в СССР - самая обычная надписьQuote:
Originally Posted by BETEP
Thanks Indra. Did Сделано в СССР get printed on СССР goods?Quote:
Originally Posted by Indra
Lingvo says:
made in - произведено в ( надпись на продукте )
:?
It is funny. I lived the better part of my life in the country called USSR, and I can't readily answer this question. It is one of those things that seem so matter-of-fact that you don't pay attention to them. :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by майк
"Сделано в" does sound more familiar than "Произведено в", however. In fact, I am sure I saw the former quite a few times and very seldom, if ever, saw the latter. On the other hand, if my memory serves me correctly, the products intended strictly for the domestic market seldom had this inscription. And if a product was going to be exported, it typically bore this inscription in English, like on that toy building set. For example, most of Soviet watches and clocks proudly stated: "Made in USSR".
:PQuote:
Originally Posted by майк
To repeat for the umpteenth time: Don't put your trust in bilingual dictionaries :).
Is the picture answering your question? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by майк
http://www.meatexz.com/cheesyguitars/roden75/78_1.jpg
Hm. Sounds funny. It's better to sayQuote:
Originally Posted by BETEP
"Does this picture answer your question".
That picture is answering my question perfectly :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by BETEP
I don't. I put my trust in this Forum :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by translations.nm.ru
You know. I have said for the umpteenth time umpteen times but I cannot recall ever writing it down. :thumbup:
By the way, I've told you a thousand times translations.nm.ru, don't exaggerate :!: :lol:
But it would be not so funny. Just imagine you are looking at picture and it's answering your questions. Oh My God!!! It's internet! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Very fine irony, Mike 8) . The only difference is that I did say this more than once. Check these links, for example:Quote:
Originally Posted by майк
http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtopic.php?p=20359
http://masterrussian.net/mforum/viewtopic.php?p=16857