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American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - Tal Inbar - 01-20-2003 A Jeep! American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - charlet - 01-20-2003 a nice gift for OUR marshal savietski sayouz? ![]() maybe some will prefer this one; fits better to a high-ranking: let's suscribe alltogether! (for sale in Czech republic for 1M Cz approx 30000 euros, by the gaz club of tchec.) :p American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - Tal Inbar - 01-22-2003 I prefare traveling like this: American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - Esteban_cool - 01-30-2003 Charlet: It´s not "marshal savietski soyuz". It is "Marshal Savietskago Soyuza" American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - otlichnik - 01-30-2003 Actually, in Russian, as in all Slavic languages, the spelling depends on the gramatical case being used. Esteban's is (almost) the genetive case form, but depending on the way it is used it will change as other gramatical cases - nominative, dative, instrumental, etc. - may be proper. Also, the Russian word for Soviet or 'union' is COBET- which is transliterated as "sovet-". There is no 'a' in it. So you get sovetskiy, soveskogo, etc. Shawn American gift to Marshal USSR Konev - Esteban_cool - 01-31-2003 Oh, I forgot to say that I wrote it as the pronunciation was. As I know, the O is pronounced as A, or if the syllable in which is it is accented, it is pronounced as O. ¿Is that right? ¡Thanks for telling me the mistake! Esteban |