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Hello Danny!

16 Oct 05 14:10, you wrote to me:

 IK>>> It's easy. Che (as Che Gevara) Book Sorry :). As well as:
 IK>>> Washing Tone.

 DC>> That would be 'tun', not 'tone'.

 IK>> I'm wrong from both sides :).  BTW,  the  word "Washington", in
 IK>> Russian, has  a  strike  on  the  last part of the word, the long
 IK>> "ton". Word "Moscow"  has a strike on the
first part, but russian
 IK>> word "Moskva" has a strike on the last part, long
"a".

 DC> Then, is it "muss cow"?  (or should that last part be 'kuv'?)

  I  think  that  'most cow'  will  be  better. The  biggest  town  in
Europe... :).

 DC> As it is, your use of "tun" and "tone" depends
a bit on usage.

 DC> 'Washingtonian' does use 'tone' for would would be normaly the 'tun'
 DC> pronunciation.


 DC> I can only guess that you are as confused with English as much as I
 DC> am about Russian!

  I can only say, that you are so serious :).

  By the way, almost every symbol of cyrillic alphabet  has  it's  own
number (ex. 'a'=1, 'o'=70, 'f'=500) and  more: has  it's own word ( ex.
'd'='dobro'   (goodness),  'm'='mislete'  (thinking), 'n'='nash' (our)
So we can easily calculate the "number of the beast" or whatever :).

                                                                  Ilya

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