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666Buffchix wrote:

I want a backwards R poanna too but we can't always get what we want.

I think that's a 'ya rodilla', not a poanna.

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666Buffchix wrote:
blueemu wrote:
666Buffchix wrote:

I want a backwards R poanna too but we can't always get what we want.

I think that's a 'ya rodilla', not a poanna.

What is "семья"? The current month, right?

Google says: Semya is Family.

... and Ya rodilla is "I gave birth". According to Google, anyway.

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666Buffchix wrote:
blueemu wrote:
666Buffchix wrote:
blueemu wrote:
666Buffchix wrote:

I want a backwards R poanna too but we can't always get what we want.

I think that's a 'ya rodilla', not a poanna.

What is "семья"? The current month, right?

Google says: Semya is Family.

Crack the fianchetto up, fam. What does Goolag say for "cembr" though?

семья is pronounced: Sem'ya

Я родила is pronounced: Ya rodilla

I learned how to read Cyrillic characters in order to read Russian chess magazines, back in the 1970s.

Not kidding.

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You got it.

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Back in the early 1970s, the chess world consisted of three elements: The Russians, Bobby Fischer, and a few scattered semi-patzers like Larsen and Huebner.

You either read Russian chess magazines, or you read trash.

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Larsen wrote a couple of pamphlets (one on the Philidor) but no chess magazines. Huebner wrote even less than Larsen. In Soviet Russia, a chess GM received a salary... so they could do much more writing than Western GMs who had to hold down a job.

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blueemu wrote:
666Buffchix wrote:
blueemu wrote:
666Buffchix wrote:

I want a backwards R poanna too but we can't always get what we want.

I think that's a 'ya rodilla', not a poanna.

What is "семья"? The current month, right?

Google says: Semya is Family.

... and Ya rodilla is "I gave birth". According to Google, anyway.

You are right.

She informed  us that she gave birth.