How are they written in cyrillic? Is there a reason for the difference in spelling?
How are they written in cyrillic? Is there a reason for the difference in spelling?
There is not this name - "Mashenika"
Mashenka - Машенька
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
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Can you call an adult Mashenka? or is Mashenka only for little girls?
Little girls, your girlfriend, your close friend, rarely your buddy (depends on relationship), your daughter, your sister (also depends on your relationship, if you feel well to call her such a caressing name), your secretary (if you're the boss) and... that's all I think.
-- Да? Коту Ваське, бл##?
-- Нет, Я кот Васька :-/
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Someone told me Mashenka is only for little girls. So that's not true, you can also use them for adults you are close to?
ps. I don't call anyone Mashenka. I'm just curious about the name.
'Buddy' usually means a male friend of a manrarely your buddy
Please correct my mistakes if you can, especially article usage.
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Absolutely.So that's not true, you can also use them for adults you are close to?
Ну я знаю, я просто хз, как сказать это по отношению к девушке.'Buddy' usually means a male friend of a man Smile
-- Да? Коту Ваське, бл##?
-- Нет, Я кот Васька :-/
Buddy is usually for guys, that's right. But you can also use buddy for girls. It's alright to use buddy for a girl. Two guys can be buddies, two girls can be buddies, a guy and a girl can be buddies (of course only if the girl isn't sexy! ).
Thanks for the help with the name Mashenka!
YES. Depends upon a situation.Originally Posted by mashamania
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Originally Posted by Оля
Thank you.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
There is not this name??? What language is that?Originally Posted by Оля
Even in my trailer park they don't say that
Well, I don't know what to say. I want to say thanks to the Academy, to Mama, to Papa and to my dog. I love you all.
Ну ошибся человек, бывает. Что за неуместное веселье?Originally Posted by charlestonian
(радостно говорит , улыбаясь всеми четырьмя зубами): Тада другоя делоOriginally Posted by gRomoZeka
Well, I don't know what to say. I want to say thanks to the Academy, to Mama, to Papa and to my dog. I love you all.
Я не очень понимаю по-английски. Но такого имени - "МашенИка" я не знаю. И в русском языке его НЕТ.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
Можно, кстати, посмотреть на мою подпись.
It's "my awful English".Originally Posted by charlestonian
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
There is such a foreign name, Mashenika: 1,260 hits on Google for Mashenika but only a few for Машеника(Cyrillic for Mashenika). It is not common in Russia.Originally Posted by mashamania
Well, I don't know what to say. I want to say thanks to the Academy, to Mama, to Papa and to my dog. I love you all.
It's VERY, VERY common in Russia. I live in Russia, btw.Originally Posted by charlestonian
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
There is no such a name. It's just an awry form of Mashenka.Originally Posted by charlestonian
You contradict yourself (see your first reply, and reply above: Я не очень понимаю по-английски. Но такого имени - "МашенИка" я не знаю. И в русском языке его НЕТ)!Originally Posted by Оля
I was referring to Машеника, not Машенька.
So I repeat: Машеника is not a common Russian name.
Well, I don't know what to say. I want to say thanks to the Academy, to Mama, to Papa and to my dog. I love you all.
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