EXPLAIN YOURSELVES, RUSSIANS

EXPLAIN YOURSELVES, RUSSIANS

WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT?

ÑórypT

Ñ

literally yoghurt
>not knowing cyrillic
how pathetic

Y

Moжeть йoбaть coбaк

Sounds like: ee kratka

Pronounced like: Y


Fucking Cyril

that's yogurt in Russian

You don't know what yogurt is? Also, why the fuck are learning Cyrillic, you burger shit?

Trying to land a government job

>English speaker complaining about pronounciation

Kek

It's j tho ы= y
Tы= ty= you (in English)
Й= j=йoгypт= Jogurt= yogurt (English)

This Your language is fucking French tier when it comes to arbitary pronounciation.

>sounds like
>pronounced like
What's the difference?

>Russian skills are needed in a US government job
Was this Stalin's long game?

That depends on the transliteration scheme you use. Not everybody transliterates Й as J. (The official Library of Congress system uses I, if memory serves, so that things ending in -ий end in -ii.)

The argument for using Y to represent Й comes from the fact that as a consonant, it makes the same sound in English. Transliteration schemes that use Y for Й may also use it for Ы, so you get -yy for things ending in -ый, which isn't really any better or worse than the -ii that the LoC system uses.

>yoghurt in a milk carton
>Russians literally call spoiled milk "yoghurt"

He wants to work for Trump.

Need to be able to understand Cyrillic to hack Russian computer systems. It says so on the CIA job listing.

The letter itself is called something like 'ee kratka'

But it makes a y sound


Guess it's kind of like how 'double u' makes a w sound.

People who made this shit up were just winging it.

"ee kratkaya" just means "short I"

Oh, thank you. That helps. Glad I made this thread.

>russians

son....

Yeah that's fucked tho, I prefer й=j and ы=y I think it makes more sense, maybe it's because I'm polish

йoбaнa poт
fuck mouth

ee кpoткaя Ii krótkaja in пo пpocтy