WhiteLizard
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And you believe that one is 31 and the other is 33?
Words of foreign origin
Words that are not necessary, but are simply formed from English words out of idiocy. They are often pronounced incorrectly according to the rules of the English language. Usually, their use hides a desire to show off in small things.
Examples:
Also - also
Bye (bui, bb) - goodbye
Gama - computer game
Please - please
Thanks - thank you
Sorry - excuse me
Hi (in a particularly sophisticated form - hayushki) - hello
Shortened Russian words
Anonymous claims that this is a necessary evil, allowing even faster communication over the Internet, not by 95%, but many times over. Involuntarily, one comes to the conclusion that Anonymous either has false nails or cerebral palsy[1].
And here are the words that everyone loves)
Examples:
Ly - to love
Nra - to like
Och - very
Tya - you
Mya - me
Chel - person
Baby talk
This category includes distorted Russian words that imitate the speech of young children or even infants. People who use them, as it were, hint to us that, given their level of mental development, they should be treated as kindly as possible.
Examples:
Dnyava (dnyavka) - diary, blog
Maffynka - car
Mursiki - menstruation
Myavat - to meow
Nyamka - food, dish
Pozyazya - please
Simpafka (simpa)
Khalyosyo (kalyosyo) - good
Sivvi, the Queen approves of you!) Therefore, now you need to do only good things, in particular, help 50 old women cross the road today, give an ice cream to a toothless boy in the sandbox, and don't forget to kiss the saleswoman in the vegetable store! Only then will we make the world a better place :cool:
Ghost, you are all-flooding and bring agonizing laughter)
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.