Do you speak English?

[SergeR]

What the surprise, Russian-speaking people also can express wide range of ideas and emotions using only 5-6 known "dirty words" and their numerous derivatives  . Really, Ebonics-speaking ones have to operate in this way almost MAZAFAKA only 

[sergey1971]

What the surprise, Russian-speaking people also can express wide range of ideas and emotions using only 5-6 known "dirty words" and their numerous derivatives  . Really, Ebonics-speaking ones have to operate in this way almost MAZAFAKA only 

I see you did not understand me at all. Many of the well-known scientists pointed out repeatedly in their transactions that you need the most developed language with the widest vocabulary to describe the most complicated idea. In other words, you won’t be able to express the main point of the probability theory, for example, using only primitive language( or such words as you’ve used above)

[SergeR]

Well, main idea of any theory is usually quite simple, so it may be described in simple language 

[pacha]

SergeR, How's things going on?

[SergeR]

Once again, what do you mean? 

[sergey1971]

Once again, what do you mean? 

I think he wanted to ask you: how do you getting on?  how are you? how do you do?

[pacha]

sergey1971, right) how thing are going on)

[sergey1971]

Well, main idea of any theory is usually quite simple, so it may be described in simple language 

How can you explain then that all of the modern languages had made a great progress in their development during last several hundred years? I always had a point of view that any language made its progress simultaneously with development of society. New words appear when they are needed. You'll never hear a man saying “bus” if he has no idea of  a bus, for example…

[SergeR]

You'll never hear a man saying “bus” if he has no idea of  a bus, for example…

Well, the word 'bus' is simple derivative of French phrase voiture omnibus that combines the first French and the last Latin words. So, our 'bus' has great age of at least 2500 years 

[sergey1971]

You'll never hear a man saying “bus” if he has no idea of  a bus, for example…

Well, the word 'bus' is simple derivative of French phrase voiture omnibus that combines the first French and the last Latin words. So, our 'bus' has great age of at least 2500 years  

I think that the modern meaning of this word is quite different from that one 2500 years ago. So, we have an excellent example of word’s development in accordance with technical progress.



hallo anybody's here? or I'm alone?

[pacha]

I'm here. Summer, wanna go to Hawaii, but unfortunately financial situation don't letting me go anywhere.

[alex]

I do not have a vacation too. Our life is a job...

[sergey1971]

I'm here. Summer, wanna go to Hawaii, but unfortunately financial situation don't letting me go anywhere.

I have got a small country-house, this is my Hawaii

[pacha]

sergey1971, small country house is quite good too. Yeah, for some people this is better then Hawaii and other expensive stuffs.

[SergeR]

Though there is hell heat this summer, so country cabin resembles MW oven that is turned on