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03:30
Word of the morn: ventifact
> A ventifact (also wind-faceted stone, windkanter[1]) is a rock that has been abraded, pitted, etched, grooved, or polished by wind-driven sand or ice crystals
 
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Anonymous
06:14
Paging Doctor @CowperKettle! I've got a question.
Anonymous
How do you pronounce Непомнящий?
Doctor CowperKettle is not here at the moment.
This is his assistant.
However, his assistant does not speak Russian.
Anonymous
Hello, Doctor Assistant!
Anonymous
Does it have a /ʃtʃ/ sequence at the end?
Interestingly, pasting the word into translate.google.com gives you the pronunciation as well, but I don't know how accurate that is.
Anonymous
06:22
If I spelled it correctly, it's the name of a Russian chess player.
Anonymous
If I didn't, it's the name of a Russian chess player spelled incorrectly.
I just pasted 'I like apples' to be translated into Chinese. The translation is good, and the pronunciation of the sentence in both languages is good.
@CowperKettle I don't understand. What is funny about the song?
Nye-pom-nya-schiy
@snailboat It means "one who does not remember"
@Jasper The original video clip is so inept and cliche, and reminds of the earliest video clips made in the 1980s in the Soviet Union. It's hilarious.
@snailboat I guess it has. I'm not sure with all these fancy symbols! )))
@snailboat Happy New Year!
@CowperKettle If I didn't hear wrongly, I think the answer is no. That sequence sounds like sh-ch, as in shoe and cheat.
Anonymous
06:40
Maybe it would be /ʃtʃ/ in Ukranian and not Russian?
Or if you have allergies
Aʃtʃoooooo
Будь здоров! (Bud' Zdorov!)
When a person snoozes, another person must say Bud Zdorov! (Be healthy!)
Here in the Vinnie the Pooh cartoon, the Owl's pronunciation reminds snoozing
So Vinnie the Pooh constantly repeats "Bud zdorova!"
And the Owl says "I did not snooze!"
And when she finally starts snoozing, Vinnie forgots to say "bud zdorova"
*forgets
@CowperKettle Zdorov to you too bud
 
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08:22
what is he saying 7:25
I was an assistant to the president , Bill Gate's assistant
basically ( ** word word cook and book 0 ? ??
 
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10:54
Word of the day: chief cook and bottle washer
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@THEGreatGatsby ^
@snailboat Probably.
11:07
I'm going for a jog at 23:50 today. It will start in 2018 and end in 2019.
A 30-min, 5-km jog
The forecast is for -15°C, that's not too cold
12:05
@CowperKettle (/¯◡ ‿ ◡)/¯ ~ ┻━┻
 
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14:50
@userr2684291 okay — user3132457 43 mins ago
Disaster averted.
 
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16:16
Those both sound very unnatural to a native speaker. We don’t “get” “meanings”. — tchrist 5 mins ago
O_o
16:32
The pronoun I is too selfish to allow any other meanings to exist but I. This is a ventifact of life, deal with it.
I flagged that as answerable by a dictionary.
@CowperKettle Who knows what “they” “meant”.
Two more hours and we here are in a new year. Wishing you all a happy new year in advance. Be happy and healthy. Wish all your wishes and dreams come true.
@Man_From_India Thank you.
You too.
@Man_From_India I wish you a productive year, and a year of huge growth for India's economy
16:49
Really, I want it to get rich and wealthy
So that there are more English speakers on the globe ))))
17:01
@userr2684291 thank you.
@CowperKettle thank you Copper kettle. Dhanyavad :-)
@CowperKettle at least we are not as bad as our neighbour China :D
My sister has lived in India for 7 or 8 years, and she says that India grew a lot, but sadly there are still poor people.
Her permit to stay expired this fall.
17:20
here poor people are probably all hidden.
like me
 
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19:23
The year 2019 has been quite noisy thus far.
All due to the fireworks outside
22 minutes of noise and counting.
@CowperKettle Happy New Year!
@userr2684291 Spasibo! The same to you!
20:33
@CowperKettle Privet and Spasibo are the most common words you hear in beginner Russian courses, LOL.

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