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That would be Kaka Medvedya! I don't live in the woods! :lol:

Nooo! Just plain ol' Bear - boring as that.
 
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Hmmm, would need a bigger dictionary to tell you - Found 'skim' though so, bodging it a bit 'Nesheematnik' is Nonskimmer in Russian.
 
NS still works as an abbreviation, because 'Ne' is a negative prefix - like 'Un'. So you can stick it in front of anything to negate it.

'Nik' describes a person or group of people - so for example 'Bolshevik' is derived from Bolshoi - 'The Bigs'.
 
Russian is very simmiliar to Czech with some words.

Med (honey) + věd (knower ((eg. a noun Věda means Science in CZ)) ) = Medvěd (bear)
So the "ya" there probably means a plural of two and more Medved(s) and the noun is picked up wrongly, because it is not a noun obviously but a noun in another case form.
Where did you pick it up, Med?

And Marconi is right... Kakat means "to pooh" in the kids speech... :lol: So Kaka Medvedya would be "To shit out a bear"... :twisted: Or "A bear who makes a lot of shit" :lol:

Other words:

Orel = Eagle (in German: Adler)
Nonskimmer = zásadový člověk (principal man)
Glider = Kluzák (Airslider)
Cheddar Cheese = Niva

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Niva! Ah Im a Lada! :lol:

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Yeah, Lada Niva. :) Niva is sort of a field in the Staroslavic language - from this the name of the cheese.

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Lancaster
ti - you
nakope - will kick
prdel - ass

You can see that the construction of the sentence is totally differents from the English one. Slavic languages are more rich and more complicated... It could also be: Lanc, you'll kick my ass. :)
 

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