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Originally posted by clover68:
is there a drink?
to drink there's nothing
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not quite right, but 1st line is correct though. What about the 2nd?
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Originally posted by alexandra_t:
Just for fun. I bet nobody can translate it:
— Есть пить?
— Пить есть, есть нету.
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Originally posted by iTim:
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It's a tricky one
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drink is not there?
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Originally posted by clover68:
No, actually there IS a drink, but go on, "есть нету" means something that "There isn't"
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i lost myself .. so how it comes? hehehe
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Originally posted by alexandra_t:
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No, actually there IS a drink, but go on, "есть нету" means something that "There isn't"
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How do you even pronounce that?
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Ok it should be like this:
- Is there something to drink?
- There IS, but there's nothing to eat.
In first two cases "есть" means Do you have/I do have, but in third it means "to eat". Got it?
Welcome to Russia and enjoy it's tricky language
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my russian-google-translator knowledge is not that tricky hehe
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Originally posted by clover68:
my russian-google-translator knowledge is not that tricky hehe
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I knew that
Translator will never give you the right answer
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Good, I'm still able to ice-skate. I enjoyed it too, the best part is taking the skates off though... feet heaven.
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Did you ever tried to move back forward while skating? It's fun
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