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I've met someone from Tallinn and he speaks Russian (I don't, want to learn it).
I wonder if someone knows what he means with this: (It's not written in Russian but I think that is the way you say those words)
" Tri 4et6re zapiraite dver v kvartire-pjat sest fredi ho4et vas vsex sjest..."
Thank you!
:lol: I can imagine circumstances when he joked like that :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Luisa
It's like
"Three-four, close your door; five-six, Freddy's gonna eat you..." :wink:
Haha I think he's funny - thanks again for your translation!
And how would you say: "Don't eat me Freddy!" In russian?
:D
Не ешь меня, Фредди! :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Luisa
Nye yesh menya, Freddi!
Privet - That was a very quick reply, thankyou! Now i've time enough to keep Freddy away. :wink:
P.S. Is Freddy from a russian song for children? Or is it just a scary monster :o
Freddy is not a Russian name. He cannot be from a Russian song.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luisa
Freddy Kruger on the other hand is a monster from Nightmare On Elm Street.
Oh. I don't know 'Nightmare On Elm Street', but I live in the Netherlands, so maybe you have other programs here.
Is 'Fredi' Eesti? The person I know is from Tallinn. Well doesn't really matter :)
One, two, Freddy's coming for you!
Three, four, better lock your door!
Five, six, grab your crucifix!
Seven, eight, better stay up late!
Nine, ten, never sleep again!
Freddy Krueger from Nightmare on Elm Street.
its like boogey man
http://www.nightmareonelmstreet.com/
http://freddyvsjason3.tripod.com/sit...es/freddy2.jpg
One of my FAVORITE movies....it's a classic.