Бяка
Jan 13th 2010 04:57
Yep, that's it. I want to speak about word "бяка" :)
In russian it is very kind word to describe something unpleasant. It is not decided as "bad word", even children can use it (I never saw any parents who restrict their children to say this). It is not a dictionary word.
So, is there any such words in japanese or english?
In russian it is very kind word to describe something unpleasant. It is not decided as "bad word", even children can use it (I never saw any parents who restrict their children to say this). It is not a dictionary word.
So, is there any such words in japanese or english?
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Yep, that's right.
In Russian, it is very kind word to describe something unpleasant.
It is not adecided as "bad word," even children can use it (I never saw any parents who restrict their children from saying it).
So, is there any such words in Japanese or English?-You may notice in English that we capitalize a lot more words than in Russian. I still capitalize too many Russian words. I cannot think of an English equivalent of вяка but thank you. I learned a word today.
наверчое...
but both them are interjections, while Бяка is a noun.