Let's speak English!

[RockyRaccoon]

What can I do with thaʼ?
Thatʼs a strong malicious force in
the exact middle of my bosom. I strive against it with all my might, but itʼs so
strong.

An acquaintance of mine, having associated somewhere with some northern English, felt a strong malicious force in the middle of his bosom to pronounce "рушн" and "рипублик", until the teacher promised to lower his mark at the exam...

[Искандер]

An acquaintance of mine, having associated somewhere with some northern English, felt a strong malicious force in the middle of his bosom to pronounce "рушн" and "рипублик", until the teacher promised to lower his mark at the exam...

Coz! Being a smatter fan of souths English I recomend to pronounce «ррррожн» and «ррррипобликь»

[Karakurt]

U as a is a normal English dialect, isn't it?

[RockyRaccoon]

U as a is a normal English dialect, isn't it?

Do you mean to say that there exist also abnormal English dialects?

[Karakurt]

No.

[iopq]

U as a is a normal English dialect, isn't it?

in put, yes
in some dialects the foot-strut split never happened, like in Ireland and northern England so it's [ʊ] everywhere

[autolyk]

in some dialects the foot-strut split never happened

The foot-strut split has nothing to do with that, OE ȝēow.

[iopq]

in some dialects the foot-strut split never happened

The foot-strut split has nothing to do with that, OE ȝēow.

I thought we were talking about Russian being read as [ruSn]

[autolyk]

Sorry, I misunderstood.

[Karakurt]

U as a is a normal English dialect, isn't it?

in put, yes
in some dialects the foot-strut split never happened, like in Ireland and northern England so it's [ʊ] everywhere

I mean in all words.

[iopq]

U as a is a normal English dialect, isn't it?

in put, yes
in some dialects the foot-strut split never happened, like in Ireland and northern England so it's [ʊ] everywhere

I mean in all words.

That's what I said. In Ireland and northern England it's in all words

[Karakurt]

Okay.

[Maksim Sagay]

What does the word "iopq" mean?

[RockyRaccoon]

What does the word "iopq" mean?

And the word "sagay" is mysterious, too.

[Maksim Sagay]

What does the word "iopq" mean?

And the word "sagay" is mysterious, too.

I'm glad to explain my nickname to you. My nationality is khakas (belongs a turkic people), and the word "sagay" identifies a person which belongs to a subethnic/trible group called "sagaylar". So I've just given my trible name, that's all.

[iopq]

What does the word "iopq" mean?

I am the terror that flaps in the night, I am the wrong number that wakes you up at 3 am.

[RockyRaccoon]

just given my trible name, that's all.

Thanks for the intelligible explanation.

What does the word "iopq" mean?

I am the terror that flaps in the night, I am the wrong number that wakes you up at 3 am.

And this explanation is terrible and not quite intelligible... 

[iopq]

just given my trible name, that's all.

Thanks for the intelligible explanation.

What does the word "iopq" mean?

I am the terror that flaps in the night, I am the wrong number that wakes you up at 3 am.

And this explanation is terrible and not quite intelligible... 

I'm sorry you didn't have a childhood

[Karakurt]

Maybe he had only wooden toys screwed to the floor?

[Искандер]

screwed to the floor?

ceiling

[RockyRaccoon]

Maybe he had only wooden toys screwed to the floor?

ceiling

Всё, всё понял, отстаньте наффиг.

[Марбол]

I am reading a paper in English in which a sort of vehicles is described. It's a pleasure to read a real English article, not of those translated from Russian by the suches. And at the last week I made a preliminary Russian-English dicrionary of the terms I use everyday. Having done the dictionary, I immediately found a lot of articles on my current issues.

[Karakurt]

a sort of vehicles

a number of?

[Марбол]

Maybe, it is a kind or a type of vehicles.

[iopq]

*a sort of vehicle