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why they speak russian

@Lytefury said ^

why is russian spoken more than other languages why not hindi mandarin english why more russiian idk cuz its not that popular

that is not a reason why russian can't be spoken more than other languages.

but why not the popular language that more pppl know
why so much russian in lichews lichess is not even related with russian

@Lytefury said [^](/forum/redirect/post/jukvuBq9) > > why is russian spoken more than other languages why not hindi mandarin english why more russiian idk cuz its not that popular > > that is not a reason why russian can't be spoken more than other languages. but why not the popular language that more pppl know why so much russian in lichews lichess is not even related with russian

@THeJohnBOy said ^

why is russian spoken more than other languages why not hindi mandarin english why more russiian idk cuz its not that popular

that is not a reason why russian can't be spoken more than other languages.

but why not the popular language that more pppl know
why so much russian in lichews lichess is not even related with russian

i think because many russians play chess, like kasparov

@THeJohnBOy said [^](/forum/redirect/post/lxJEa0qd) > > > why is russian spoken more than other languages why not hindi mandarin english why more russiian idk cuz its not that popular > > > > that is not a reason why russian can't be spoken more than other languages. > > but why not the popular language that more pppl know > why so much russian in lichews lichess is not even related with russian i think because many russians play chess, like kasparov

the russian language is :

  1. 1000 years of history.
  2. great culture
  3. science (and nuclear weapon)
  4. 150,000,000 native speakers.

moreover, the slavic-russian language, according to the testimony of foreign aesthetes themselves, yields neither to latin in manliness nor to greek in smoothness, surpassing all european languages.

the russian language is : 1. 1000 years of history. 2. great culture 3. science (and nuclear weapon) 4. 150,000,000 native speakers. moreover, the slavic-russian language, according to the testimony of foreign aesthetes themselves, yields neither to latin in manliness nor to greek in smoothness, surpassing all european languages.

@steel-apron said ^

the russian language is :

  1. 1000 years of history.
  2. great culture
  3. science (and nuclear weapon)
  4. 150,000,000 native speakers.

moreover, the slavic-russian language, according to the testimony of foreign aesthetes themselves, yields neither to latin in manliness nor to greek in smoothness, surpassing all european languages.

@steel-apron said [^](/forum/redirect/post/083xqTkl) > the russian language is : > > 1. 1000 years of history. > 2. great culture > 3. science (and nuclear weapon) > 4. 150,000,000 native speakers. > > moreover, the slavic-russian language, according to the testimony of foreign aesthetes themselves, yields neither to latin in manliness nor to greek in smoothness, surpassing all european languages.

Meine ist gleichwertig, ansonsten ist mein Lieblingsspieler Karpov. So steht es geschrieben. Weiß/Blau/Rot und Schwarz/Rot/Gold; schade, daß man die nationalen Flaggen verbannt hat.

Meine ist gleichwertig, ansonsten ist mein Lieblingsspieler Karpov. So steht es geschrieben. Weiß/Blau/Rot und Schwarz/Rot/Gold; schade, daß man die nationalen Flaggen verbannt hat.

kanns' doch flagge posten wieso nich
 
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kanns' doch flagge posten wieso nich             🇺🇦  

@DuMussDieUhrDruecken said ^

kanns' doch flagge posten wieso nich
 
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Iwie nicht.

@DuMussDieUhrDruecken said [^](/forum/redirect/post/UiqDKKAo) > kanns' doch flagge posten wieso nich >   >           🇺🇦 > >   Iwie nicht.

I suppose they speak it ... because they can!

I enjoy speaking in every language in which I can manage to do so, even a little. Doesn't everybody?

Knowing ANY language is a joy.

Even I know a few words in Russian, as they were taught to me by some Ukrainian chess players, long ago: I believe I know how to say (but not spell) words like:

Thank you (spas-EE-ba). Draw (NEE-tchee- uh). To Castle (the verb); (rook-ee-ROHF-kuh). Good (HOR-uh-show).

Would I like some more Stolys? DA!

Do I want to live in Moscow? NYET!

Here's a rhyme to remember: it's hot to be a polyglot!

I suppose they speak it ... because they can! I enjoy speaking in every language in which I can manage to do so, even a little. Doesn't everybody? Knowing ANY language is a joy. Even I know a few words in Russian, as they were taught to me by some Ukrainian chess players, long ago: I believe I know how to say (but not spell) words like: Thank you (spas-EE-ba). Draw (NEE-tchee- uh). To Castle (the verb); (rook-ee-ROHF-kuh). Good (HOR-uh-show). Would I like some more Stolys? DA! Do I want to live in Moscow? NYET! Here's a rhyme to remember: it's hot to be a polyglot!

@Noflaps said ^

Here's a rhyme to remember: it's hot to be a polyglot!

Do you know how to say "polyglot" in Russian?

@Noflaps said [^](/forum/redirect/post/joYvWs0x) > Here's a rhyme to remember: it's hot to be a polyglot! Do you know how to say "polyglot" in Russian?