не могу найти

Crаp ! i have, does anyone remember when i wanted somone to download that song "Эй вы, почему так тихо, я вас не слышу" ?? Well, i have spent about the last 41 minutes searching for that post !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i even went through golandskiy yozhe's ENTIRE post history becuase i knew he responded to it at least once !!!!!! does ANYWONE know where it is ??????

I realize this is a an encredible waste of forum, and i'm sorry, so i'll make up for it... can someone please tell me these words in english ?

вроде
старина
сказочника
тремя
заметить
средне (where have i heard this before)
прадедушка (judging by the context, it means "Great grandparents"
cвинка
ливень
передо
лесна
I'm readign alice in wonderland in russian, those were all the words i didn't understand from the preface, and first 7 pages... not bad eh ?

На конец... Ty... what was the karaoke website u got those lyrics from ?? i thougt it was karaoke.ru i guess i was wrong.

[quote="Dogboy182"]I realize this is a an encredible waste of forum, and i'm sorry, so i'll make up for it... can someone please tell me these words in english ?[/qoute]

вроде - like, such as
старина - old fellow or the old things or times.
сказочника - gen. of сказочник - man who tells fairy tales or liar.
тремя - (to do smt) by three (persons, things)
заметить - to notice
средне (where have i heard this before) - not good not bad, something between.
прадедушка - father of grandpa
cвинка - piggy, mumps
ливень - very strong rain
передо = перед
лесна - ?????

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лесна

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maybe весна - spring?
or лестно - flattered :roll:

лесна
Я так полагаю это ЛЕСНАЯ. Прилагательное от слова лес(forest).

Wow, that's really good, Dogboy! Which version are you reading? Didn't Tolstoj and Nabokov render some of the Western fairytales into their own language? Maybe I should buy it.

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Actually, I joined on the 29th of july. Oh, and my avatar doesn't work.

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Why? We all know you are the forum's long-liver!!! :lol: A native of masterrissian.com

i think it is the original lewis carroll version... because that's the only name i see

"Lewis carroll, alice's wonderland adventure" London, 1865.

Then below it i think is the name of the guy who tranlated it and drew the pictures. because there are no other names.

When i first picked up the book, i picked it up because it was old and brown, and from time to time, i like to pick up big ugly boring books, and skim through them, to remind myself why i am glad that i'm not reading it ! and i looked at the cover, and i read

Алиса, в стране чудес !

i knew it was about "Alice in some land", but i didn't make the connection untill i got in the car and actually READ the cover ! i was like OMG alice(alisa) in wonerland !? crap ! i assumed there would be some huge big crazy mystical majical words i wouldn't understand, but it's been pretty good so far.

On the word "сказочник", i had actually learned this word like last march, and i tried to call several people this, and no one understood. they claimed it wasn't even a word. so, i take it, this word is not widely used ? only in fairy tales i suppose.

lastely... does anyone know where the lyrics are ?!?!

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Originally Posted by Dogboy182

On the word "сказочник", i had actually learned this word like last march, and i tried to call several people this, and no one understood. they claimed it wasn't even a word. so, i take it, this word is not widely used ? only in fairy tales i suppose.

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No, it is commonly used. "No one" of Russians understood? Can't believe; may be you pronounced it wrong. Not an easy word in this sense.

"Сказочник" is one of the friendly ways to say "liar", without much offence :)