QueenZone discussion #929892
Any people from Ukraine, Russia or other slavic countries here?
| unknown 14.12.2006 07:16 |
I'm from Ukraine;-); I was born in a 'fullblood' Ukrainian family (except for maybe some greek, turkish or iranian influences some hundred years ago:)), but I live in Austria since 1993. Do you also have 'slavic' roots? |
| unknown 14.12.2006 07:41 |
All I know is that Serry is from Russia... |
| Poo, again 14.12.2006 10:02 |
Why is this relevant? |
| The Fairy King 14.12.2006 10:17 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Why is this relevant?Ugh. It's in Personal so no man overboard. :D |
| pow wow 14.12.2006 10:31 |
You can try and use the 'Queen Freinds' function at the top under 'Talk'. Enjoyed your site by the way. Cheers |
| Serry... 14.12.2006 11:48 |
Yeah, that damned hangman Serry is from Russia and he's on 110% is Slavic, East Slavic. Hail Slavs! |
| Poo, again 14.12.2006 12:29 |
We're all pretty much Ukrainian. |
| deleted user 14.12.2006 16:27 |
Yah. Russian person over here. =P |
| Micrówave 14.12.2006 18:32 |
Hello.... Comrades. |
| unknown 15.12.2006 07:02 |
pow wow wrote: You can try and use the 'Queen Freinds' function at the top under 'Talk'. Enjoyed your site by the way. CheersThank you! |
| unknown 15.12.2006 07:04 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Why is this relevant?You are right, this is not relevant. I'm just interested:) Maybe I can find Ukrainian friends here and meet them in the summer in Ukraine, as I travel each year to my homeland:) |
| unknown 15.12.2006 07:05 |
DeadAndGone. wrote: Yah. Russian person over here. =PHello DeadAndGOne! Nice to meet you:) Kak u tiebia diela? |
| unknown 15.12.2006 07:06 |
Micrówave wrote: Hello.... Comrades.Hi Microwave! Nice to meet you too:) From which region are you? |
| bigV 15.12.2006 09:33 |
Privet from Bulgaria :) Vladislav |
| bohemian 11513 15.12.2006 10:15 |
Privet from Switzerland :) Gregislav |
| Ale Solan 15.12.2006 11:08 |
Private magazine inside the private. Vlah Vlah. |
| Micrówave 15.12.2006 12:36 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:I'm not. Microwaves are not allowed there, but I would one day love to go. Most of Russia is still quite a mystery to the western world, yet your culture goes back much further.Micrówave wrote: Hello.... Comrades.Hi Microwave! Nice to meet you too:) From which region are you? |
| bigV 15.12.2006 12:44 |
Micrówave wrote:Do you want to get into which culture goes back further in time? Bulgaria predates virtually any currently existing nation in Europe. And that's a fact.<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:I'm not. Microwaves are not allowed there, but I would one day love to go. Most of Russia is still quite a mystery to the western world, yet your culture goes back much further.Micrówave wrote: Hello.... Comrades.Hi Microwave! Nice to meet you too:) From which region are you? V. |
| Serry... 15.12.2006 12:55 |
bigV I love that there are so many hard signs in Bulgarian language! Well, the rest of QZ won't understand what I mean... They don't know what is the damned cyrillic hard sign.. |
| unknown 15.12.2006 13:19 |
I'd like to learn more about Bulgaria; I know a Bulgarian girl who is in the same course with me in University, but she is muslim and even 'dropped' her Bulgarian name... |
| unknown 15.12.2006 13:29 |
Serry Vietinhoff wrote: bigV I love that there are so many hard signs in Bulgarian language! Well, the rest of QZ won't understand what I mean... They don't know what is the damned cyrillic hard sign..? LOL:) |
| unknown 15.12.2006 13:29 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Serry Vietinhoff wrote: bigV I love that there are so many hard signs in Bulgarian language! Well, the rest of QZ won't understand what I mean... They don't know what is the damned cyrillic hard sign..? LOL:) |
| unknown 15.12.2006 13:30 |
I tried to insert a hard sign in the previous posts, but it didn't work:( The computer can't read cyrillic xD |
| bohemian 11513 15.12.2006 13:31 |
Why did she drop her name? Serry is such a beautiful name! Will you tell her please!!! PS: Forgive me for this "one" Sergey, will ya? ;-) |
| unknown 15.12.2006 13:33 |
Well, her name is actually Uliana Vratcheva or Vracheva, but she dropped it and now her muslim name is Amina Samir. |
| deleted user 15.12.2006 23:41 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Oy! Harosho spasiba. Kak u tebia dela idut? Ti umeyesh vse panemat, da? :D :D :D Wicked cool. ^_^DeadAndGone. wrote: Yah. Russian person over here. =PHello DeadAndGOne! Nice to meet you:) Kak u tiebia diela? |
| unknown 16.12.2006 08:05 |
DeadAndGone. wrote:Spasibo, u menia toshe wsio harosho - kaneshno ia wsio poniemaiu :) - ia pereiehala v Vienu kogda mne bylo 5 let. Do etogo ia govorila s moimi roditieliami tolko po ukrainski i po russki; a seichas ia isuchaiu russkiy iazyk v universitete; a ty otkuda?<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Oy! Harosho spasiba. Kak u tebia dela idut? Ti umeyesh vse panemat, da? :D :D :D Wicked cool. ^_^DeadAndGone. wrote: Yah. Russian person over here. =PHello DeadAndGOne! Nice to meet you:) Kak u tiebia diela? |
| deleted user 16.12.2006 12:09 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Ya vot radelas v Rossiey...Nu patom pereyehala v Ameriku...y ya tozhe govaryu doma s raditelyami po ruski..Ya zdes kaneshno ni isuchaiyu yazik...Nu vse panemayu. ;)DeadAndGone. wrote:Spasibo, u menia toshe wsio harosho - kaneshno ia wsio poniemaiu :) - ia pereiehala v Vienu kogda mne bylo 5 let. Do etogo ia govorila s moimi roditieliami tolko po ukrainski i po russki; a seichas ia isuchaiu russkiy iazyk v universitete; a ty otkuda?<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Oy! Harosho spasiba. Kak u tebia dela idut? Ti umeyesh vse panemat, da? :D :D :D Wicked cool. ^_^DeadAndGone. wrote: Yah. Russian person over here. =PHello DeadAndGOne! Nice to meet you:) Kak u tiebia diela? |
| Poo, again 16.12.2006 14:52 |
I can read cyrillic. That makes me cool. Almost cooler than Serry. Cool. |
| deleted user 16.12.2006 14:55 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: I can read cyrillic. That makes me cool. Almost cooler than Serry. Cool.I can read it too. That makes me 1000% cooler than you. ;) |
| Poo, again 16.12.2006 15:03 |
<font color="FF0066">DeadOnTime<h6>w00t wrote:But Russian Cyrillic is for n00bs.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: I can read cyrillic. That makes me cool. Almost cooler than Serry. Cool.I can read it too. That makes me 1000% cooler than you. ;) |
| deleted user 16.12.2006 15:15 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote:Then that makes you one as well. :D<font color="FF0066">DeadOnTime<h6>w00t wrote:But Russian Cyrillic is for n00bs.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: I can read cyrillic. That makes me cool. Almost cooler than Serry. Cool.I can read it too. That makes me 1000% cooler than you. ;) |
| unknown 17.12.2006 18:04 |
I am happy to see that Queenzone is multicultural:) But it is sad not to have another Ukrainian here... |
| Gone. 17.12.2006 20:10 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: I am happy to see that Queenzone is multicultural:) But it is sad not to have another Ukrainian here...Well Daria...actually...I'm technically Ukranian...My dad is, anyway...My last name ends in "Ko" LOL xD So I'm 3/4 :D But I don't know how to speak. lol |
| unknown 18.12.2006 09:18 |
Gone. wrote:Wow, that's great! So I'm not alone here:)!<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: I am happy to see that Queenzone is multicultural:) But it is sad not to have another Ukrainian here...Well Daria...actually...I'm technically Ukranian...My dad is, anyway...My last name ends in "Ko" LOL xD So I'm 3/4 :D But I don't know how to speak. lol |
| Poo, again 18.12.2006 09:38 |
Ah, my grandmother spoke Ukrainian. |
| unknown 18.12.2006 09:50 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Ah, my grandmother spoke Ukrainian.That's very interesting:), do you know where (which city...?) your grandmother was born? |
| Poo, again 18.12.2006 09:53 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:She didn't consider herself Ukrainian though, maybe because she had never ever been to Ukraine.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Ah, my grandmother spoke Ukrainian.That's very interesting:), do you know where (which city...?) your grandmother was born? And she was not born in Ukraine. Scary. |
| unknown 18.12.2006 12:05 |
<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote:I have not the right to intrude in your family, but you're right - this is indeed strange... perhaps your grandmother's parents were from Ukraine...<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:She didn't consider herself Ukrainian though, maybe because she had never ever been to Ukraine. And she was not born in Ukraine. Scary.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Ah, my grandmother spoke Ukrainian.That's very interesting:), do you know where (which city...?) your grandmother was born? |
| Serry... 18.12.2006 13:10 |
Serry's half Ukrainian actually... Serry has very old East Ukrainian noblemen roots. |
| Poo, again 18.12.2006 13:35 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:Don't know, don't care. I'm not Ukrainan myself, so... I win! Mwuahhahahaha! Ha-ha.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote:I have not the right to intrude in your family, but you're right - this is indeed strange... perhaps your grandmother's parents were from Ukraine...<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:She didn't consider herself Ukrainian though, maybe because she had never ever been to Ukraine. And she was not born in Ukraine. Scary.<font color=pink>Account Deleted wrote: Ah, my grandmother spoke Ukrainian.That's very interesting:), do you know where (which city...?) your grandmother was born? |
| unknown 18.12.2006 14:24 |
Serry Vietinhoff wrote: Serry's half Ukrainian actually... Serry has very old East Ukrainian noblemen roots.You know, the family of my grandgrandmother (mother of the mother of my mum) was actually 'noble'; but after the revolution the proletariat has taken everything away... |
| Serry... 18.12.2006 14:26 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: You know, the family of my grandgrandmother (mother of the mother of my mum) was actually 'noble'; but after the revolution the proletariat has taken everything away...They can't take away our noble blood! Damned Lenin (though he was nobleman too)! |
| unknown 18.12.2006 14:33 |
Serry Vietinhoff wrote:LOL, you're somehow right... Anyway; in the next summer, I'd like to find out more about my roots... The 'noble' part of my family comes from Kryvy-Rih - have you been there?<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: You know, the family of my grandgrandmother (mother of the mother of my mum) was actually 'noble'; but after the revolution the proletariat has taken everything away...They can't take away our noble blood! Damned Lenin (though he was nobleman too)! |
| Ale Solan 18.12.2006 15:57 |
Alex is not from there. |
| deleted user 18.12.2006 15:59 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:YAY! :D...I mean....Oy kakoi klas! :D XDGone. wrote:Wow, that's great! So I'm not alone here:)!<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: I am happy to see that Queenzone is multicultural:) But it is sad not to have another Ukrainian here...Well Daria...actually...I'm technically Ukranian...My dad is, anyway...My last name ends in "Ko" LOL xD So I'm 3/4 :D But I don't know how to speak. lol |
| Serry... 19.12.2006 00:35 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: LOL, you're somehow right... Anyway; in the next summer, I'd like to find out more about my roots... The 'noble' part of my family comes from Kryvy-Rih - have you been there?Krivoy Rog - yes, I've been there. |
| unknown 19.12.2006 06:27 |
Serry Vietinhoff wrote:What is it like? I have never been there, but I'd like to go there next summer (in 2007).<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: LOL, you're somehow right... Anyway; in the next summer, I'd like to find out more about my roots... The 'noble' part of my family comes from Kryvy-Rih - have you been there?Krivoy Rog - yes, I've been there. |
| Poo, again 19.12.2006 08:59 |
<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote:There's a tree.Serry Vietinhoff wrote:What is it like? I have never been there, but I'd like to go there next summer (in 2007).<b><font color=B22222>daria wrote: LOL, you're somehow right... Anyway; in the next summer, I'd like to find out more about my roots... The 'noble' part of my family comes from Kryvy-Rih - have you been there?Krivoy Rog - yes, I've been there. |