These is not the right sequence as on our qwerty typewriters ( ? )
As far as I know , the russians write our letters in what's called cyrillic ones :
Cyrillic
Seva , correct me if I'm wrong
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by running with Dutch windmills » Mon Oct 03, 2005 8:31 am
These is not the right sequence as on our qwerty typewriters ( ? )
As far as I know , the russians write our letters in what's called cyrillic ones :
Cyrillic
Seva , correct me if I'm wrong
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by running with Dutch windmills » Mon Oct 03, 2005 9:19 am
mewrio @ Oct 3 2005, 09:12 AM wrote:It's Russian. In IE, right click the page > Encoding > Cyrillic.
Mozilla Firefox Beta 1 : go to View , Character encoding , cyrillic (Windows-1251)
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by Seva » Wed Oct 19, 2005 5:40 pm
Seva makes everyone confused again... 
It was Czech, folks. That means:" I love "Weird Al" Yankovic, this is probably the best singer and actor in the whole world! Long live Al Yankovic! There's a banana in my left pocket!" (OK, the last one wasn't there.)
That's it.
SEVA.
It was Czech, folks. That means:" I love "Weird Al" Yankovic, this is probably the best singer and actor in the whole world! Long live Al Yankovic! There's a banana in my left pocket!" (OK, the last one wasn't there.)
That's it.
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by algonacchick » Fri Oct 21, 2005 6:11 am
Well, that explains why no one could translate with Babelfish.
Thanks for clearing that up, Seva.
Thanks for clearing that up, Seva.
4 words that Al said to me that blew me away:
"How's Problem Child doing?"
So awesome!
Al Team #325
"How's Problem Child doing?"
So awesome!
Al Team #325
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by running with Dutch windmills » Fri Oct 21, 2005 8:21 am
Cxech : Ja proste zboznuju Weird Ala, je to asi nejlepsi zpevak a herec na celem svete! At' zije Al Yankovic!
English Translation : Ja clear zboznuju Weird Ala , them what aromatically supreme stabilise plus histrion within celem jumper! At' zije Al Yankovic!
Inter Tran Translation gave ^^^
But it seems that this isn't the worlds greatest translationwebsite , see for yourself.
English Translation : Ja clear zboznuju Weird Ala , them what aromatically supreme stabilise plus histrion within celem jumper! At' zije Al Yankovic!
Inter Tran Translation gave ^^^
But it seems that this isn't the worlds greatest translationwebsite , see for yourself.
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by Seva » Fri Oct 21, 2005 1:32 pm
running with Dutch windmills @ Oct 21 2005, 09:21 AM wrote: them what aromatically supreme stabilise plus histrion within celem jumper!
Well, somehow it does express my attitude to Al, naturally.
Oh dear, that's the funniest thing I ever read since Mein Kampf!
And I wonder who the "celem jumper" is, it sounds great.
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