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It’s intriguing, though. Did our domestic linguists quickly come up with such an interpretation (I doubt that many linguists among the “padonki” participated in creating the dialect)? Or is this your own elaborate invention?
I heard about phonetic writing back in school, but in my humble opinion, “olbansky” is too exaggerated and distorted a form of it, if it even is one. After all, all 4 u really does sound like all for your, and ICQ sounds like I seek your. And it’s often much harder to pronounce a phrase in “olbansky” than in Russian.
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