What I don't get about Russian is that what you quoted doesn't look like what Starmaker wrote. There's this "3TO" at the beginning, which looks like "3mo" in the qoute. But when I copy&pate it, I get a 3TO again. And there's more like this. CTapaHOTCR became cmapahomcr, nNCaTb became nucamb and NAN turned into Ndu.

Yes indeed, this is an English language forum and thank you for pointing that out, albeit in Russian. However, the beauty of the English language is that it encapsulates numerous dialects and variations, including the somewhat unusual and phonic way of Fairfox typing words as they might sound.

I don't see anything wrong with that, personally, but hey, whatever floats your boat. If your "thang" is clicking that "rate this post" button negatively and that gives you wood, just don't forget to wipe your keyboard with a tissue when your done ;)

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It doesn't - most of that was a lecture Just the last 3 words bring the profanity. ;)

Though if I recall, Russian does take about 40% longer on average to say. Watching movies dubbed from English into Russian can be amusing as they rush to keep up.

m is the lowercase version of T (Te, or 't' sound), u is the lowercase version of и (i, or soft 'ee' sound).

The lowercase version of M is more like the Greek mu. So it's just shifting upper/lowercase on you, though why I can't say.


Oh, and Д is a capital D, not an A. And again, the backwards и is an 'i' not an N. So phoneticized in English it's "idi" in both cases (kind of similar to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oRwlSIn918 but with the d softened a bit)

we need this mans shmups

Probably inappropes, but kinda funny