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    What are the Russian Saying??

    I was just wondering if someone could translate what the Russians on the Korelov are saying in Camelot.
    For those who want peace, prepare for war

    S.P.Q.R. Senatus Populusque Romanus

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      #3
      *Holy Sh**, We're doomed, run, run!!!*

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        #4
        The russians said
        Oh my #$%#! Look at those &#@%#&@!!!!
        Where's the escape pods again?

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          #5
          im no help only know 2 words
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            #6
            "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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              #7
              Hallowed are the Orii!

              Or omg scotty's gotta beam us up!

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                #8
                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.
                Thanks
                For those who want peace, prepare for war

                S.P.Q.R. Senatus Populusque Romanus

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                  #9
                  yes many thanks

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by mckaychick
                    im no help only know 2 words
                    im still teching myself russian, when i know ill tell
                    In Memory of Stalingrad



                    May She Never Be Forgotten.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Dutch_Razor
                      Hallowed are the Orii!

                      Or omg scotty's gotta beam us up!
                      or warp two mr. sulu, lol, idk
                      In Memory of Stalingrad



                      May She Never Be Forgotten.

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                        #12
                        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.
                        I LOVE ALL OF RUSSIA, IM ESPECIALLY OBSSESD WITH VOLGOGRAD, nice trnslate
                        In Memory of Stalingrad



                        May She Never Be Forgotten.

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                          #13
                          Ra's mom, you know the edit button isn't just for show.

                          Actually the Russians are saying
                          "We just got this ship, and they're going to blow it up?!!?"

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                            #14
                            Yeah, somebody had to go and interrupt the flow of sarcasm by posting an actual translation...
                            Some people just like to take the fun out of being sarcastic little snots.

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                              #15
                              At least they didn't say: "maybe there are the bugs from the previous episode".
                              School is overrated.

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