I was just wondering if someone could translate what the Russians on the Korelov are saying in Camelot.
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"Vy vayna gatoyte!"
Vy = you (plural)
vayna = war/battle
gatoyte = ready (plural.)
"My vayna gatotem, aktyvysyu shyt i orysye."
My = we
vayna = war/battle
gatotem = ready (plural)
aktyvysyu = activating (sing. present tense)
shyt = shields
i = and
orysye = weapon
"Atkryty {chet?}"
Atkryty = open
Im a beginners Russian-language student. I should really get "lyublimaya moya" (my sweetheart) to translate.Last edited by Peoples_General; 15 April 2006, 01:42 AM.
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Originally posted by Peoples_General"Vy vayna gatoyte!"
Vy = you (plural)
vayna = war/battle
gatoyte = ready (plural.)
"My vayna gatotem, aktyvysyu shyt i orysye."
My = we
vayna = war/battle
gatotem = ready (plural)
aktyvysyu = activating (sing. present tense)
shyt = shields
i = and
orysye = weapon
"Atkryty {chet?}"
Atkryty = open
Im a beginners Russian-language student. I should really get "lyublimaya moya" (my sweetheart) to translate.For those who want peace, prepare for war
S.P.Q.R. Senatus Populusque Romanus
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Originally posted by Peoples_General"Vy vayna gatoyte!"
Vy = you (plural)
vayna = war/battle
gatoyte = ready (plural.)
"My vayna gatotem, aktyvysyu shyt i orysye."
My = we
vayna = war/battle
gatotem = ready (plural)
aktyvysyu = activating (sing. present tense)
shyt = shields
i = and
orysye = weapon
"Atkryty {chet?}"
Atkryty = open
Im a beginners Russian-language student. I should really get "lyublimaya moya" (my sweetheart) to translate.In Memory of Stalingrad
May She Never Be Forgotten.
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