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  1. November 13th, 2003, 02:09 AM #1
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    Mary Katherine in Russian is it this??

    Is Mary Katherine in Russian Mara Yekaterina?? Like a year ago this is what I found but I think you guys said something different but I don't remember.
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  2. November 13th, 2003, 02:23 AM #2
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    I think it would be more like this:
    Мухаммед Абдулла Ал-Хатами

    But it may be a long shot.
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    Re: Mary Katherine in Russian is it this??

    Quote Originally Posted by russian_angel
    Is Mary Katherine in Russian Mara Yekaterina
    "Mary Katherine" in Russian is "Mary Katherine". Like "Lee Lian Jie" in Chinese is "Lee Lian Jie" in English.
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    Re: Mary Katherine in Russian is it this??

    Quote Originally Posted by russian_angel
    Is Mary Katherine in Russian Mara Yekaterina?? Like a year ago this is what I found but I think you guys said something different but I don't remember.

    Mary-Katherine if you would like to Russianizize it it would be Maria-Ekaterina, but if you jsut wanted how you would say it in Russian, it would be 'Mary-Katerin
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  5. August 7th, 2004, 04:09 AM #5
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    Names dont change across languages...that just be stupid. Only Country/city names change a little across languages (Moscow/Moskva) (Warsaw/warszawa...pronounces varshava).
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