twilight fairy said:...pochitach...
Any relation with the russian verb "почитать" (pochitat' = to read)?

twilight fairy said:...pochitach...

pronounciation... почитачPashen'ka said:Any relation with the russian verb "почитать" (pochitat' = to read)?![]()
and "I" is little longer...
flower:Royal-Galliano said:Wow! Hehehe LOL how do you know those? Well done!
Yeah, I love knedlík too!
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Pashen'ka said:Any relation with the russian verb "почитать" (pochitat' = to read)?![]()

cool! you are not czech? where are you from?twilight fairy said:Hahah I live in Prague.
But I'm not exactly wonderful at Czech..![]()

twilight fairy said:But I'm not exactly wonderful at Czech..![]()
...though I don't like to hear it that much, as it generally happens when Jagr & Co. beat all the rest, including my beloved team Russia...

Pashen'ka said:Always better than me! I can only say "ahoj" and "Češi do toho", the last one from hockey of course...though I don't like to hear it that much, as it generally happens when Jagr & Co. beat all the rest, including my beloved team Russia...
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Hahaha yeah I totally understand you... when Russians don't play against "us", I wish it to them... almost...
but I am not yelling "Rusové do toho!" 
Hey, and do you know Yelena Isinbayeva (or something like that)? 
Royal-Galliano said:Hahaha yeah I totally understand you... when Russians don't play against "us", I wish it to them... almost...
but I am not yelling "Rusové do toho!"
Hey, and do you know Yelena Isinbayeva (or something like that)?
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Hmmm...help me, what does she do? I also like that famous gymnast... but forgot namePashen'ka said:Yep, you mean the pole vaulter, right?
My all-time fave russian athlete is another Elena, though: Berezhnaja!![]()
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...she is very tall and little bit older than other 
Royal-Galliano said:Hmmm...help me, what does she do? I also like that famous gymnast... but forgot name...she is very tall and little bit older than other
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Tess said:Sorry, didnt seen your post until now...
Its very difficult to explane how you pronounce it, but I`ll try my best![]()
Norwegian word for Love = Kjærlighet
Kj- say it long down in your throuht, Its like saying the first Ch-sound in chocolate, only you say it further down your throut.
(In Norway we have three more letters in our alphabet after z :æøå)
æ- If you say Hai very "cool" (not) and shallow the a will almoust sounds like the norwegian æ
r- is almoust the same as english
l- say it on the tip of your tongue
ihet - same as english, but remember to hold the e (you also pronounce that letter like this: eh!) a little bitt longer![]()
So then... Kjaaerligheettry!
Royal-Galliano said:Hey, I would love to post in this thread..... but spring of my inspiration ran dry...tell me, what should I translate in Czech?
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Royal-Galliano said:cool! you are not czech? where are you from?![]()


Royal-Galliano said:well... I speak Czech:
1) hello - ahoj
2) love - láska
3) fashion - móda
4) cool - probably hustý!![]()


great translation of "cool" 
fashionbutterfly said:lol thank you tess im trying to say it..am still practicing the ihet part hehehe
ok here goes..i say it like this"Kjaaerliheht"the way i said it like u expalined it am i right?
!! Where are you from by the way?Super duper, it's her, thank you!Pashen'ka said:Berezhnaja is a figure skater, here's the first link I found with a clear pic of her...![]()
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The gymnast is probably Svetlana Khorkina, right?![]()

Thanks for ideas...fashionbutterfly said:why gooooo ahead and post here is some ideas for you and anyone who is stuck
love
fashion related terms
everyday phrases like how are you
colors maybe
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...........................Pashen'ka said:Yep!![]()
It means "Thanks, you're very kind" and the only thing I should add is that the phrase is a bit formal, using as it does the 3rd person singular (it's the same as using the "Vous" in french), while in informal talks we use the 2nd person, therefore the phrase would be "Grazie, SEI molto gentile"![]()
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