семья
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.