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BTW. Someone who is really fluent in Russian would be able to tell that I am native speaker just by looking at my nickname here. That's an inside joke every native knows.
Rabbit? Should have created a profile with "Nu Pogodi" as your name.
OP, if you want a Russian wife, just like the others said, learn to speak it (which is difficult) or just frequent areas with large Russian population like Hollywood.
"Zaichick" or "Zaiyetz" are the correct terms? Maybe? I think. Just means Rabbit.
As a Russian myself, specifically Ukrainian, I would say: learn about and be respectful of the culture. There are many Russians in the U.S., east coast, west coast, even quite a few in the midwest, but I am curious about your reasons.
As a Russian, I find that hilarious. It's true when they say ignorance is bliss. When you don't know the language or the culture, it's quite easy to imagine people are "beautiful inside and out".
not at all true all i gota do is read your profile and follow your posts.
Zaichik? I don't know, maybe it's because I emigrated at 12, but I'm not sure I get it.
Let's see, the sweet age of 12. That's about 6th grade. Morphology, basic syntax, but you missed all the fun with intermediate grammar of the 7th and 8th grades and advance grammar of the 9th and 10th. And chewing on your pen trying to figure out what you could possibly make out of the relationship of Mrs Anna K with her poor cuckold of a hubby...
Ok, back to the -eg ending. How would you explain this toon, for instance:
папробуй, тока абизательно смажь бутылко возелином. Тагда может и влезедт.
Hint: by some Russian grammar rules, there are no errors in the text above... Neither in the title of the thread.
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That's an inside joke every native knows.
Just means Rabbit.
