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matryoshka
Diglot
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Canada
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Message 33 of 37

20 March 2009 at 3:41am | IP Logged

jandem wrote:

matryoshka wrote:

I've tried this link and it is currently not working...

??? :(

You can find it here: & nbsp;http://www.freela nguagecourses.com/language/russian/princeton-russian-course-
51/ (as a big ZIP-file). They only ask you to send an email to the author with some information about yourself.

Good luck!

edit: Unfortunately, the link is broken to discourage spammers. Just remove the space/spaces and it should
work...

Thank you so much! :)
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Serpent
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Message 34 of 37

16 May 2013 at 12:35am | IP Logged

Iversen wrote:

I have found out that the number of loan words varies through the Russian alphabet. It is overwhelming in A,

bump and fun fact: there are no native words starting with a. those that are not obvious European loans tend to be Turkic ones, I think.
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Марк
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Message 35 of 37

16 May 2013 at 9:35am | IP Logged

Serpent wrote:

Iversen wrote:

I have found out that the number of loan words varies
through the Russian alphabet. It is overwhelming in A,

bump and fun fact: there are no native words starting with a. those that are not
obvious European loans tend to be Turkic ones, I think.

They might be Church-Slavonic. Like агнец.
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Serpent
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Message 36 of 37

16 May 2013 at 8:04pm | IP Logged

Still a loan word :)
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Dragon27
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Message 37 of 37

02 August 2014 at 9:29am | IP Logged

A notable exception is "авось" :)

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