Can somebody tell me exactly how this translates? I get the general gist of it (The Muscovites are sending the Ukrainians some "gas-free" champagne -- har-har), but don't understand it word-for-word. Also, does цi in Ukrainian (as well as це perhaps?) just mean "it?"
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No, this is Ukraine's own Champagne. Not sent from Moscow.
це = это
ці = эти
And let those cursed Russians choke on their gas.
москаль = musovite, but colloquially for 'Russian'. I think it mat be derogatory.
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Got it, thanks! Now I understand why I didn't understand much Ukrainian when I was in Russia...
Заранее благодарю всех за исправление ошибок в моём русском.
Поперхнуться is not the modern Ukrainian word for 'to choke' rather a russification.Originally Posted by Barmaley
The Ukrainian is Задушити or Засмір... I forget how it ends.
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