Just a warning

[james&olya 1,121]

Seriously you do not wait for holidays for this do you? It makes the best alarm clock in the world.

Steak and Minyet please! Well done.

Minyet?

[eekee 182]

Is this a vocab question, or something you don't approve of?

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Minyet?

I googled it and didn't come up with anything other than peoples last name. I'm lost.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I googled it and didn't come up with anything other than peoples last name. I'm lost.

Russian slang for BJ. Good grief. Which forum am I in?

Is this a vocab question, or something you don't approve of?

It was way over their heads, eekee. At least in that form of the term.

[james&olya 1,121]

I googled it and didn't come up with anything other than peoples last name. I'm lost.

Glad to know I wasn't the only one left wondering.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Glad to know I wasn't the only one left wondering.

lol... Gary has posted that word before on here...and I just took it for granted that it was some kind of French wine.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

lol... Gary has posted that word before on here...and I just took it for granted that it was some kind of French wine.

It may be.

when speaking Russian I have to be very careful when saying "Minya...(whatever)

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

It may be.

when speaking Russian I have to be very careful when saying "Minya...(whatever)

he he...I can't wait until Kira gets home Friday so I can find a way to bring that word up in a sentence. Hopefully I don't screw it up trying to pronounce it. Russian words always seem to be a tongue twister.

[eekee 182]

This one is exactly as it sounds. HOWEVER, as with all Russian "dirty" words, use with caution etc. While I do let loose with an occasional "mne pokhui" with close friends, I don't think I've ever set "minyet" aloud.

[james&olya 1,121]

Russian slang for BJ. Good grief. Which forum am I in?

It was way over their heads, eekee. At least in that form of the term.

Got it! Not in my russian vocab book though.

[Jonathan Matthies 1]

min-oo-yet or Min-oo-eet? I'm horrible at pronounciation. Luckily the 6 year old is just as bad. Neither of us can say Ti/Mi/Vi properly. I say Tea and she just laughs at me. I can hear how she says Ti, but it sounds like she's choking on some phlegm or something. I can't replicate it.

The only dirty word i know is sooka; and that's because Denis calls everyone a sooka. Or at least used to, now he say ###### idiot a lot because I can't stop myself from saying it when I'm driving.

[ONA 133]

This one is exactly as it sounds. HOWEVER, as with all Russian "dirty" words, use with caution etc. While I do let loose with an occasional "mne pokhui" with close friends, I don't think I've ever set "minyet" aloud.

"minyet" is actually more innocent (if this word can be applied to this kind of vocabulary ), but it's definitely not an everyday use word

Edited March 8, 2011 by ONA

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Is the "T" in that word silent like in French ?

[ONA 133]

Is the "T" in that word silent like in French ?

there's no such thing as a silent consonant at the end of a word in Russian... as far as I remember In the middle - yes, sometimes there is, never at the end.

Edited March 8, 2011 by ONA

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

there's no such thing as a silent consonant at the end of a word in Russian... as far as I remember In the middle - yes, sometimes there is, never at the end.

I'm going to try this word out on her...hopefully I don't get my #### kicked over this one.