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                       I'm - "seventin", call to Hal!
Hi everywone! I'm new here!  :-)
 SB>>>> А здесь что, нельзя?
 HH>>> Huh???
 KJ>> Let me guess, Hal.   Your computer isn't set up to display
 KJ>> Cyrillic characters (the Russian alphabet).
 HH> You've certainly got that right, Keith.  Even if it was, my grasp of
 HH> the Russian language is limited to "da","nyet", and
 HH> "dasvedanyah"(sp?), so it surely wouldn't have made any difference.
How about "vodka", "perestroika" and "glasnost"?  ;)
If you know "dasvedanyah" (engl. - "good bye"), you may learn "privyet" - 
"hi".
And gys, you would to write "shtoormovik" (attack plane like Il-2, Il-10 or
Su-25), not a "stormovik". It's from russian "shtoormovat'" - "to attack 
ground
targets".
I hope, I don't too didacticaly...  :)
 KJ>> I sent a message (in Latin characters but in Russian words) to
 KJ>> the original posting, asking him to use English language only,
 KJ>> and Latin characters.   I think Sergei was doing the same in
 KJ>> Cyrillic (I didn't switch my machine over to check).
P.S. Sorry about my (perhaps) terrible english.
       Dixi.                                         Andrey Platonov.
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