Not exactly, no.Originally Posted by Darobat
It's informal. You wouldn't want to say "чё/шо" to your boss, you're expected to pronounce it normally
But at places where formality is not required, you can substitute что/чего with чё
Not exactly, no.Originally Posted by Darobat
It's informal. You wouldn't want to say "чё/шо" to your boss, you're expected to pronounce it normally
But at places where formality is not required, you can substitute что/чего with чё
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Difference is also in pronouncuation though, not only spelling.Originally Posted by Darobat
And secondly.. How do you want to be spoken to? Russian or English?
Don't know about anybody else here, but I personally would prefer to speak in Russian ...
I'm OK with being spoken to in Russian or in English, although if the response is lengthy or complicated, I'd prefer English. My Russian isn't incredible (yet).
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Last edited by Darobat on Mon Mar 5, 1759 1:19 am; edited 243 times in total
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It's probably like "wha" in English.
- Чё сказал?
- Wha did you(ya) say?
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