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 Ashatan

link 25.02.2006 19:17 
Subject: Чижик -пыжик
Подскажите пожалуйста как перевести Чижик -пыжик, а так же имя Яша (может есть какой-то аналог). Заранее спасибо.

 Гласность/Glasnost

link 25.02.2006 19:21 

 Ashatan

link 25.02.2006 19:31 
Спасибо

 watchkeeper

link 25.02.2006 19:56 
Яша - Jacob?

 Ashatan

link 25.02.2006 21:08 
Я тоже думала, но покажет ли это что это не полное имя а уменьшительное

 lesdn

link 25.02.2006 21:20 
Jack

 operator

link 25.02.2006 21:30 
not Jack

JACK

Gender: Masculine

Usage: English

Pronounced: JAK
Derived from Jackin (earlier Jankin), a medieval pet form of JOHN.
http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=jack&nmd=n&gender=both&operator=or

 operator

link 25.02.2006 22:33 
Chyzhik-pyzhik, where've you been?
On the corner, drinking gin.
Had a shot, one more at last,
Now my head is spinning fast.

 mahavishnu

link 25.02.2006 23:17 
Operator! Ну, Вы даёте! Здорово!

 watchkeeper

link 26.02.2006 1:28 
ну тогда Jake ( Dimunitive form of Jacob)

 operator

link 26.02.2006 5:34 
Jake is not good either:

JAKE
Gender: Masculine
Usage: English
Pronounced: JAYK
Medieval variant of JACK
http://www.behindthename.com/php/search.php?terms=Jake+&nmd=n&gender=both&operator=or

 operator

link 26.02.2006 6:05 
Вместо "Chyzhik-pyzhik" можно было бы использовать "Humpty Dumpty". Англоязычным будет ближе.

 nephew

link 26.02.2006 7:17 
Humpty Dumpty
Where you've splashed?
By Fontanka on the bash c) doctor

 Н-Никитина

link 26.02.2006 7:40 
очч понравился operator's стишок про Chyzhik-pyzhik,спасибо за удовольствие,хотя не представляю, какое это может для меня иметь практическое применение. Humpty Dumpty вариант - и опять "в десяточку"!

 watchkeeper

link 26.02.2006 17:05 
2 operator:
A piece of friendly advice: before you blithely dismiss somebody’s suggestion, it is always wise to double-check and see what lies beneath. :-)))

Jack = A name based on John or Jacques, the French form of Jacob.

Jake = Dimunitive form of Jacob.
http://www.yourbabysname.com/names_jkl.htm

Jake, a masculine given name, often a shortened form of Jacob;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Recentchanges

The boy's name Jake is pronounced jayk. It is of English origin. Short form of Jacob,
www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Jake

Jake, Hebrew, short form of Jacob
www.nurseryroomprojects.com/boy_namesj.htm

Jake - "Jake. Form of Jacob ..."
http://www.oandafans.com/e302.shtml

 operator

link 26.02.2006 18:13 
Ok, you double-checked. I didn't. You win. In either case, there's no need to be pissed off. I wasn't trying to fight you.

 watchkeeper

link 27.02.2006 0:42 
Operator, lighten up, buddy. I usually admire your ability to roll with the punches. Too bad it failed you this time. Sorry if my previous reply appeared too snappy. Rest assured I was not ticked off or trying to fight you. I've even put a smiley at the end of the post. Here is another one, just in case the first one was not big enough for you to notice:
:-))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Everything is cool, right?

 mahavishnu

link 27.02.2006 4:33 
2 watchkeeper: ну, тогда Jake (Dimunitive form of Jacob); Jake = Dimunitive form of Jacob.
Check this out, something's wrong here.

 operator

link 27.02.2006 5:51 
watchkeeper, you're right, I'm sorry. Bad day, I guess. Everything is cool.

 

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