We are all now part of the global market; that didn't make us closer but rather made our lives similar in many ways. We dress alike and watch the same movies and franchised TV shows. Even the supermarkets are more or less filled with the same food items. Imagine what a shock it was for an American to visit Europe just 100 years ago. Now, you are more shocked at all the similarities you notice when travelling. But when I think of a Russian Supermarket, two items are noticeably missing: peanut butter and maple syrup. Surprisingly so, as Russian people love peanuts and enjoy pancakes and waffles. And what food item commonly sold in Russia you’re not likely to find in your local supermarket - caviar.
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Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
They call me HER, They call me Jane, That's not my name, That's not my name ...
Ever wondered how your name is spelled in Russian? Wonder no more.
And if you stay in Russia long enough for someone to learn you name, you will most likely have your name Russianized. So, If your name is Michael, they'll call you Misha (Миша). Elizabeth becomes Liza (Лиза) and Kathrine - Katya (Катя).
Don’t see your name here? Leave you name in the comment section and I will spell your name in Russian for you.
Allan | Алан | Алис | |
Andrew | Эндрю | Amy | Эми |
Брандон | Andrea | Эндрия | |
Brian | Брайан | Angela | Анжела |
Charles | Чарльз | Anna | Анна |
Christopher | Кристофер | Barbara | Барбара |
Daniel | Дэниэл | Carol | Кэрол |
David | Давид | Catherine | Кэтрин |
Donald | Доналд | Christine | Кристин |
Eric | эрик | Cynthia | Синтия |
George | Джордж | Deborah | Дебора |
Gregory | Грегори | Dorothy | Дороти |
Jacob | Жакоб | Элизабет | |
James | Джеймс | Eva | Ева |
Jason | Джейсон | Helen | Хелен |
Jeffrey | Джеффри | Jennifer | Дженнифер |
John | Джон | Jessica | Джессика |
Justin | Джастин | Joan | Джоан |
Kevin | Кевин | Joyce | Джойс |
Larry | Ларри | Julia | Джулия |
Lloyd | Ллойд | Karen | Карен |
логан | Kimberly | Кимберли | |
Mark | Марк | Laura | Лаура |
Matthew | Мэттью | Linda | Линда |
Michael | Майкл | Lisa | Лиса |
Neil | Нил | Margaret | Маргарет |
Paul | Пол | Maria | Мария |
Peter | Питер | Mary | Мэри |
Richard | Ричард | Melissa | Мелисса |
Robert | Роберт | Michelle | Мишель |
Rod | Род | Нэнси | |
Ronald | Рональд | Patricia | Патрисия |
Ryan | Райан | Rebecca | Ребекка |
Seth | Сет | Rose | Роуз |
Steven | Стивен | Sandra | Сандра |
Ted | Тед | Sarah | Сара |
Thomas | Томас | Шэрон | |
Тайлер | Stephanie | Стефани | |
William | Уильям | Susan | Сьюзен |
And if you stay in Russia long enough for someone to learn you name, you will most likely have your name Russianized. So, If your name is Michael, they'll call you Misha (Миша). Elizabeth becomes Liza (Лиза) and Kathrine - Katya (Катя).
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