Hi there!
On 15 Oct 99, at 21:48, MaXxX wrote
about "Re[6]: PGP Check Signature does not":
> Wrong.
>
> I'm from Poland myself, and let me teach you one thing about Russian
> and Polish last names:
Pretty interesting an explanation:-))) Only.....
> 1. Polish names NEVER have a "v" (vee) in them.
> 2. Russian names are easy to read for you! If you read a Russian name,
> let's say, Sheishenko, it sounds fine. Try to read a Polish name!
this would be most probably Ukrainian:-)))
> Krzysztof Szczyglowski, or Mariusz Mistrzewicz for example!
> That's because the Russian people use an alphabet completely
> different from the 26-letter ASCII and to write their names in
> ASCII they have to convert them to the proper English-style
> phonetics.
Uhum, my middle name is "Vyatcheslavovitch". Can anybody
pronounce?:-)))
> Poland uses ASCII, only extended with 9 special letters. That's why
> Polish names are written as they are in Poland, which makes them
> easy to read by Poles and a horror to read for foreigners (you see,
> Polish pronounciation is WAY different from English).
> 3. Polish names NEVER end with "-kov". That's a Russian (or
> post-russian, anyway) feature ONLY. Sure, sure, there ARE
> exceptions, but that's a general rule.
> Most Polish names end with "-ski" or "-cki".
SY, Alex
(St.Petersburg, Russia)
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AAAAA - American Association Against Acronym Abuse
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