Comments by "Pilum1000" (@Pilum1000) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. I'ts lie. See "Kulikovo battle"
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  2. I'm Russian and recomend "Anachron" by Haetckaya. http://loveread.ec/read_book.php?id=30519&p=1 And Strugatsky brothers, a lot of them. And Vladimir Michailov such as "Then we come and judge" or "Door from that side" And Diachenko. And many others, but not so old, how are here in video.... f.e. i like "Ulenspiegel" by Coster, but i don't think that it is about modern Dutch and modern Niederlandes... :> Except may be Gogol :> The Pelevin, in general, looks like drug-addict... :> except "oranus" concept :>
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  3. I think - Oikumena rulez !
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  4. Sauromates isn't "tartar" such as mongols and with them...
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  5. https://youtu.be/I1Cg7I5EQ8Q
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  6. https://youtu.be/I1Cg7I5EQ8Q
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  7. it was one thing in Ancient Rus :) and later too
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  8. the apotheosis of nonsense
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  9. https://www.e-reading.club/book.php?book=1003751
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  10. Indian girl :)
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  11. "Suka" is a dog female
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  12. IF the Amazons really existed : https://youtu.be/lwleaxA0ps0
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  13. https://youtu.be/I1Cg7I5EQ8Q
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  14. Весь мир - театр, а люди в нем - актеры... :)
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  15. you are kidding :>
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  16. why they must ?
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  17. interesting... how "languages" mutate... https://youtu.be/FavUpD_IjVY
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  18. Soviet “War and Peace” (Mosfilm, 1967) attack scene https://youtu.be/Djum_lnLkEg https://youtu.be/k97nvOSBDnk
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  19. I'm Russian and recomend "Anachron" by Haetckaya. http://loveread.ec/read_book.php?id=30519&p=1 And Strugatsky brothers, a lot of them. And Vladimir Michailov such as "Then we come and judge" or "Door from that side" And Diachenko. And many others, but not so old, how are here in video.... f.e. i like "Ulenspiegel" by Coster, but i don't think that it is about modern Dutch and modern Niederlandes... :> Except may be Gogol :> The Pelevin, in general, looks like drug-addict... :> except "oranus" concept :>
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  20. https://www.e-reading.club/book.php?book=1003751
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  21. Nope.
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  22. that the nonsense... https://youtu.be/jnfnlEUggHs
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  23. I don't think that museums have anything to do with the circus. Barnum is he there or not Barnum. in fact and in essence
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  24. and so - I'm Russian, one my grandfa was Russian, other - Ukrainian. It's typically :>
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  25. Super.
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  26. the English and Russian have a lot of p.i.e. and anc.germans-slavic word's cognates, f.e. : mother - матерь, мать sister - сестра son - cын daughter - дочь,дщерь,дочерь brother - брат brow - бровь nose - нос mouse - мышь goose - гусь swine - cвин, свинья cat - кот thou - ты you - вы the/seo/se - cей, сия, сие, се, тот, этот a/an/any/one - один two - два three - три cow - гов-ядина wolf - волк tree - древо, дерево will - воля, из-волю, велю have - хапать grab - грабить milk - молоко apple - яблоко salt - соль red - рдеть,за-рдеться white - светлый weather - ветер dream - дремать, дрёма water - вода left - левый ask - искать sit - сидеть stand - стоять like - лик, лицо may - мочь be - быть and et cetera... :) this isn't about a much later greek-latin loanwords for both languages. and a "cognate" doesn't mean here - the "exact translation". In ~80% it is, but not for others... f.e. weather - ветер (but tr. is погода, and ветер is a wind), white - светлый (белый), to ask - искать (спрашивать)... a dream - дрёма (мечта,сон), red - зардеться(но - красный), have (more often translated as "иметь," of course, but the meaning of "хапать" is similar and it is a cognate of origin) :) cow - гов-ядина - it's canonical example :> ; this word means not a cow (now in Russian cow is a celtic "carve" - "корова"), but it "говядина" is means a meat of cow. in Ancient Rus' the "cow" named the "говяда".
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  27. but we are not "ONLY animals". Because /\
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  28. it is a more historically accepted version; but were you personally acquainted with them? :)
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