Tanya Dziahileva (Diagileva)

[Juliax]

Beautiful, thank you maimon And yes, Tanya, i know its hard but to have a thicker skin does sometimes good. You are too amazing to let it all bring you down.

 

[oh me]

She is sooo nice person and her hair looks so natural and beautiful.

 

[kasmslo]

it really has! maybe living in the U.S. has helped her out speaking the english language. That's soo cool she lives in California!

Oh she does?! I didn't hear that in the interview.
I wonder what part of Cali...

 

[annacarenia]

sorry is this fake or not http://www.myspace.com/tanyadziahileva_ !?


http://img8.imageshack.us/my.php?image=memememetanyjsj.jpg


thank you for answer!

 

[capt.charly]

I dont know really .......... Arrhhhh good question, Tanya if you're there, help us !!

 

[annacarenia]

I think URL pic is fake...grrr



http://img8.imageshack.us/my.php?ima...emetanyjsj.jpg

 

[talismant_a_t]

no, sorry.. this is not me ))))))))

 

[talismant_a_t]

it is fake

 

[capt.charly]

ahh okai!!!!! thanks for the info Tanya !!!

 

[haksare]

Grr, hate the posers!

No one can impersonate the Tanya Dziahileva!
Glad to weed it out.

Oh Tanya, while you're here, do you mind telling us how to pronounce your last name? If you don't mind of course .

 

[cold_sun]

^There is this one documentary about the scouting tour of IMG through Russia, and when Tanya is introduced in there, I think her name is spelled correctly, as the reporter herself seems to be Russian

Id do it like this
tan-ia (like tan and ya) dzia-(like d [short sound]) zee-ya [zee like in zebra]- hi (pronounced like "he") leva (ley-va) [ley like "lay". ex= i lay on the couch.

But if Tanya herself could help us out, it would be evn greater, of course

 

[oh me]

I thought her name sounds so "Tanya Dyagileva" (Таня Дягилева), is this false?
And Tanya, is Sergej Dyagilev your relative?))

 

[DVEP]

Good thing we have the real Tanya here to verify!

 

[talismant_a_t]

hahahaha
yep... mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.........
it is like.. Dyagileva (my real one... like in russian .. in my passport.. )) i have 2 lust names - Dziahileva and Dyagileva .. dziahileva-from belarusian language and dyagileva-from russian.. )))))))))
DDDDDDDDDDDDD

but it's Dya gi le va (Dya - Dia) if it is better... well.. i don't know how to......... sorry......

 

[tocceve]

The interviewer in the video said Dyagileva and I'm pretty sure he said it in the right way. If I would ever have to say who she was I would just stick with Tanya. Tanya has established herself as Tanya she doesn't need a surname anymore.

 

[haksare]

Ooh, thank you Tanya!
And I agree, Tanya has her own established one-name.
Everytime I hear someone say "Tanya" I automatically think of Tanya Dziahileva for some reason.

 

[tanii94]

Yeah, It's more Tanya D now, more than Tanya Dziahileva.

 

[capt.charly]

Aahaha !! very interesting !! Tanya do you prefer Dziahileva or Dyagileva ? or both maybe ?! its to know how I must "call" you the next time that I see you ! ^^

 

[ursus-arktos]

Dear Tanya! I think, you are a real treasure of our country!
Could I ask: do you speak in Belarusian language? I mean not, whether you spoke ever, I mean, whether it is pleasant for you?

 

[jiaqi]

but i guess she would also speak russian, right? since she used to live in st.petersburg. or are russian and belarussian two languages that are mutually communicable?