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Russian words in the book "A Clockwork Orange"
Have you read “A Clockwork Orange” by A. Burgess? There is a some kind of argot in the book in which many Russian words are used, and it’s rather easy for me to understand them since I’m Russian =) I wonder how people who speak other languages and can't speak Russian at all manage to read it. All these words are explained in footnotes?
ps_sorry if there are many mistakes) correct them please :3
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horrors
I like horror movies, especially old ones. There is one amazing film “Frankenstein” (1931) with B. Karloff starring as a monster. I think I like this movie… but I must say that there are just a few moments that you can find both in the film and in the book: the names, the monster, a wedding and… nothing more, I think)) I was crying over the book while reading it and I was a little bit shocked by the happy ending of the film =/ What the hell? Why almost all old films have happy ends? But the atmosphere of such movies is awesome! I suppose this fact makes me watch them)
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Hi ! There is one question that I’d like to ask you.
Hi ! There is one question that I’d like to ask you. You know, there is a place where students live (I don’t mean campuses, but a type of buildings like hostels*). So, what word should I use to name this place? =)
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