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    Quote Originally Posted by Leof
    мне видется, что зи, помимо прочего - не имя собственное, потому что пишется с маленькой буквы.
    В написании могли и ошибиться. Ты ниточку полистай - очень много пишут с заглавной буквы. Кстати имя топика набрано целиком заглавными буквами, так что ЗИМОЮ - скорее всего аббревиатура.
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    What does Yandex know about "зи"?
    http://www.yandex.ru/yandsearch?text=что%20такое%20"зи"?
    "...я взбиваю подушку мычащим "ты" за морями, которым конца и края, в темноте всем телом твои черты, как безумное зеркало повторяя."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Leof
    мне видится, что зи, помимо прочего - не имя собственное, потому что пишется с маленькой буквы.
    Нууу, тогда мыть неинтересно...
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    it will be have same meaning.
    Nonsense. The right version is "it will have the same meaning."

    "at the winter" is nonsense as well, "in the winter" is fine.

    But it has no any sence for russian people
    But it doesn't make any sense to the Russian people.

    You all are in error
    Wrong word order. Should be "You are all in error."

    That's all for now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84

    You all are in error
    Wrong word order. Should be "You are all in error."

    That's all for now
    Actually, you can say that both ways.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84
    it will be have same meaning.
    Nonsense. The right version is "it will have the same meaning."

    "at the winter" is nonsense as well, "in the winter" is fine.

    [quote:vukhtu80]But it has no any sence for russian people
    But it doesn't make any sense to the Russian people.

    You all are in error
    Wrong word order. Should be "You are all in error."

    That's all for now [/quote:vukhtu80]
    Thank you.
    "...я взбиваю подушку мычащим "ты" за морями, которым конца и края, в темноте всем телом твои черты, как безумное зеркало повторяя."
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    Quote Originally Posted by DDT
    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84

    You all are in error
    Wrong word order. Should be "You are all in error."

    That's all for now
    Actually, you can say that both ways.
    DDT is right, but in Texas you could also say "All y'all are wrong!"

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    Друзья и коллеги! Я предлагаю новую оригинальную концепцию!

    зимою....




    не равно зимой!!!


    А?!

    Каково а?!

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    Смело! Согласен, но предлогаю всё же обсудить!
    Я так думаю.

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    Эй, придержи-ка ты коней...

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    а по-английски можно?
    Hei, rett norsken min og du er død.
    I am a notourriouse misspeller. Be easy on me.
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    зимою is not the same as зимой!
    Я так думаю.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Leof
    зимою is not the same as зимой!
    да ладно!

    когда же мы закончим эту тему!?!??

    А зимуй также как зимую?
    Hei, rett norsken min og du er død.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
    Quote Originally Posted by Leof
    зимою is not the same as зимой!
    да ладно!

    когда же мы закончим эту тему!?!??

    А зимуй также как зимую?
    No! "зимуй" and "зимую" are verbs, and they have different meaning.
    Зимуй - приказ (заставляют зимовать) (You shall live in the winter).
    Зимую - зимовать в продленной форме. (I live during the winter).
    "...я взбиваю подушку мычащим "ты" за морями, которым конца и края, в темноте всем телом твои черты, как безумное зеркало повторяя."
    (с) Иосиф Бродский

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    Quote Originally Posted by Theodor
    Quote Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
    Quote Originally Posted by Leof
    зимою is not the same as зимой!
    да ладно!

    когда же мы закончим эту тему!?!??

    А зимуй также как зимую?
    No! "зимуй" and "зимую" are verbs, and they have different meaning.
    Зимуй - приказ (заставляют зимовать) (You shall live in the winter).
    Зимую - зимовать в продленной форме. (I live during the winter).
    Wrong!!!

    Зимуй - Winter (the imperative, i.e. I order/advise/ask you to winter)
    Зимую - "I winter" or "I'm wintering" depending on the context.

    зимою is not the same as зимой!
    Of course, it's not!

    While ЗИМОЮ = Забиваемый Индюк Может Откупиться Юанем (as I already told you), ЗИМОЙ = Забиваемый Индюк Может Откупиться Йеной
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    Quote Originally Posted by Layne
    Quote Originally Posted by DDT
    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84

    You all are in error
    Wrong word order. Should be "You are all in error."

    That's all for now
    Actually, you can say that both ways.
    DDT is right, but in Texas you could also say "All y'all are wrong!"
    I think there is a subtle (maybe insignificant) difference.
    You all are in error - implies I am right and everyone else is wrong
    You are all in error - general statement that everybody is wrong and possibly myself.
    Я взял палку и нож, мелки и бумагу и направился к холмам.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84
    Зимуй - Winter (the imperative, i.e. I order/advise/ask you to winter)
    Зимую - "I winter" or "I'm wintering" depending on the context.
    This does not make sense to me, winter is a noun.
    Я взял палку и нож, мелки и бумагу и направился к холмам.

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    Я зимую в лесу - в охотничем домике.
    Уже поздно возвращаться - дороги замело. Зимуй здесь.

    here it means I spent the winter in the forest
    and stay here (for all winter).
    Я так думаю.

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    Плавно переходят на английский...
    Становится вообще ничего непонятно!!!

    Еще вопрос, простите, если глупый: о = у?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow1
    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84
    Зимуй - Winter (the imperative, i.e. I order/advise/ask you to winter)
    Зимую - "I winter" or "I'm wintering" depending on the context.
    This does not make sense to me, winter is a noun.
    Then you should just look up the word in any dictionary and find out that:

    to winter = to spend the winter
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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow1
    Quote Originally Posted by Vadim84
    Зимуй - Winter (the imperative, i.e. I order/advise/ask you to winter)
    Зимую - "I winter" or "I'm wintering" depending on the context.
    This does not make sense to me, winter is a noun.
    As the previous poster said.

    To winter = to spend winter

    To summer is actually quite common.

    I summer in the Algarve.

    It makes you sound a bit upper class though and snooty.

    Winter is a noun? Yes, but what about "The winter snow". Most nouns in English are also adjectives. And, as mentioned above, winter is also a verb.
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