Not his fault Bob could speak Russian. Should have staged the task in a less cosmopolitan city.
Unfair_Avocado_7167 on
He turned on translation
chillychili on
Did this come before or after the Chinese version of this?
Bulletloader on
Was he correct?
Ok-Imagination-3835 on
He lost points because he only asked if he could speak but clearly this is written.
Popular_Brilliant_26 on
Do you speak Hindi?
euph_22 on
Weird my initial question was not in Russian.
iammochii on
Should’ve spesified the scenario. Bob was just him
ToughCorgi8107 on
Today I learned Cyrillic can also be written in cursive. I’d rather eat a pine cone than have to try to translate this.
ew73 on
Many years ago, when I was in high school, my Spanish teacher had us do “skits.” We’d break into small groups and write a small skit and then perform it in front of the class in Spanish. Her first attempt at this assignment was that it had to be in all Spanish, and it had to be at least 5 minutes long. We had 3 people in our group.
Translated from Spanish, our script went like this:
1: Hello.
2: Hello.
3. Hello.
1: I can count to 1,000. Do you want to hear?
2: Yes!
1: uno, dos, tres… etc.
2: Thank you.
3: I can count to 1,000 also. Do you want to hear?
2: Yes!
3: uno, dos, tres…
2: Thank you!
2: I can count to 10,000. Do you want to hear?
1: Yes!
Number 3 never got to count to 100,000, but we were ready. The teacher stopped us and, while she gave us an “A”, all future “skits” required her to approve of the script before it was performed.
RunDNA on
I’ve never seen non-Roman cursive before.
That made me go search for Greek cursive and I found an example here:
I did this once with chinese back in my elementary school and i got dinged points where i wrote in chinese and i’m just wondering why we were penalized and not celebrated for knowing more than one language back then.
markbuiser on
Do you speak High Valyrian? “Zaldrizes buzdari iksos daor.” “Ydra ji Valyre?!?”
MadmanMarkMiller on
Task completed unsuccessfully?
ninhibited on
I have a feeling this is an English language exam in a Russian speaking country. They were supposed to write in English.
OnasoapboX41 on
Not a 2/5. That’s practically the worst score you can get in Russia.
ChironXII on
Google lens actually translated this correctly despite me not being able to make out half the letters. What the fuck?
Sercotani on
thats pretty cool.
Sgtkeebler on
What is it saying for those of us who don’t speak russian?
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Just give him an F
Instructions were clear!
Not his fault Bob could speak Russian. Should have staged the task in a less cosmopolitan city.
He turned on translation
Did this come before or after the Chinese version of this?
Was he correct?
He lost points because he only asked if he could speak but clearly this is written.
Do you speak Hindi?
Weird my initial question was not in Russian.
Should’ve spesified the scenario. Bob was just him
Today I learned Cyrillic can also be written in cursive. I’d rather eat a pine cone than have to try to translate this.
Many years ago, when I was in high school, my Spanish teacher had us do “skits.” We’d break into small groups and write a small skit and then perform it in front of the class in Spanish. Her first attempt at this assignment was that it had to be in all Spanish, and it had to be at least 5 minutes long. We had 3 people in our group.
Translated from Spanish, our script went like this:
1: Hello.
2: Hello.
3. Hello.
1: I can count to 1,000. Do you want to hear?
2: Yes!
1: uno, dos, tres… etc.
2: Thank you.
3: I can count to 1,000 also. Do you want to hear?
2: Yes!
3: uno, dos, tres…
2: Thank you!
2: I can count to 10,000. Do you want to hear?
1: Yes!
Number 3 never got to count to 100,000, but we were ready. The teacher stopped us and, while she gave us an “A”, all future “skits” required her to approve of the script before it was performed.
I’ve never seen non-Roman cursive before.
That made me go search for Greek cursive and I found an example here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GREEK/comments/1ho9xvp/greek_cursive_handwriting_ive_been_practicing_for/
I did this once with chinese back in my elementary school and i got dinged points where i wrote in chinese and i’m just wondering why we were penalized and not celebrated for knowing more than one language back then.
Do you speak High Valyrian? “Zaldrizes buzdari iksos daor.” “Ydra ji Valyre?!?”
Task completed unsuccessfully?
I have a feeling this is an English language exam in a Russian speaking country. They were supposed to write in English.
Not a 2/5. That’s practically the worst score you can get in Russia.
Google lens actually translated this correctly despite me not being able to make out half the letters. What the fuck?
thats pretty cool.
What is it saying for those of us who don’t speak russian?