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okay for some reason i installed this thing that sets my keyboard to type in russian here we go
дьфщ агсл фдд еру ьуьуы нщг агслштп тшпук нщг фку фдд агслштп тшппукы ырге нщгк агслштп тшппук ырше фы гзюю ю юю ю  ю ю ю ю ю ю ю


crecí hablando español y con el paso del tiempo fui aprendiendo inglés y probablemente son los únicos dos idiomas que hablare el resto de mi vida en especial porque en la zona donde vivo son los únicos dos idiomas que se hablan. Aunque el francés esta incrementando poco en tamaño por inmigrantes haitianos pero quien sabe no me gustaría aprender otro idioma solo por eso.


okay for some reason i installed this thing that sets my keyboard to type in russian here we go
дьфщ агсл фдд еру ьуьуы нщг агслштп тшпук нщг фку фдд агслштп тшппукы ырге нщгк агслштп тшппук ырше фы гзюю ю юю ю  ю ю ю ю ю ю ю
D'fsh Agsl Fdd Eru 'u'u'y nshg agslshtl tshpuk nshg fku fdd agslshtp tshppuky yrge nshgk agslshtp tshppuk yrshe fy gzyuyu yu yuyu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu yu

thats the pronunciations i can get out of that gibberish
none of it is russian, its just gibberish

BTW the Russian Alphabet uses the Russian version of the Cyrillic script.

Countries that use Cyrillic tend to have their own Variation
IE Ukraine's Alphabet is similar to Russian but has some differences

Theres -
Russian
Belorussian (Belarus)
Ukrainian
Serbian
Bulgarian
Macedonian
Montenegrin
Bosnian
And finally Croatian
Im sure theres a few other variants of Cyrillic

page 3 and no cyka blyat yet smh

cyka blyat
really though my brother knows a lot out of russian, spanish, dutch, and a lot of mandarin

oh yeah and a bit of loving hebrew of all things


page 3 and no cyka blyat yet smh
сука бляд?
Its not pronounced "Sick-a Blyiat"
And the correct spelling Romanized is suka blyad
Its pronounced "Suka Bleeyad" but the thing is, the D is short making it sound like "Blyat"

Would Esperanto count as a foreign language? I don't know it, just curious

сука бляд?
Its not pronounced "Sick-a Blyiat"
And the correct spelling Romanized is suka blyad
Its pronounced "Suka Bleeyad" but the thing is, the D is short making it sound like "Blyat"
sooka bleet

Well its more of an "Artificial" language
To me it would count as one

Quiero vivir en Chile tan estoy aprendiendo ese idioma, no sabes como difícil hablando al personas en las calles de Santiago.

我会说一点中文。我是中文学生。