Well, then it should be written like this:
"You'll still be speaking in Albanian here." And even then, it would only be correct from a grammatical point of view, but not from a lexical one. Instead of the verb "to speak," another (vulgar) synonym should be used as a basis, and we shouldn't forget about the phrase "scuki."
Well, there are probably different dialects. :D I'm not particularly good at them, to be honest.
and in Russian - a solid four with a plus
Danke. :D
Although, for one punctuation error, you could have given a 5 with a minus! :)
P.S. And in general, I didn't understand what shouldn't work for us. It will be easy for us to write in Albanian, in Russian, and even in "Prevedov," but will all "padonki" be able to write in Russian, even if they want to?..
Oh, well, I guess I didn't quite understand your goal. It was meant that forcing Albanians to write in Russian is incredibly difficult. :)
