You're russian? Loosely translate this: Banoi Nam Golova. ;-) (n/t):

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Posted by Zepachu on August 17, 2000 at 16:21:21:

In Reply to: My take posted by Uli on August 17, 2000 at 15:56:31:

> Well, dunno... Have you ever been to a restaurant
> where the [beep] waiter just do not [beep] understand
> what do you want? The same applies to shops etc.

> It makes you angry, usually. So, if you want to play mud
> where majority of players are english-speaking, and where
> official language is english... Well, take your time to
> study it! At least later you will be able to say that
> playing mud was not purely a waste of time, as it made
> you study useful foreign language.

> You don't have to be perfect, but you have to reach certain
> level not to be taken as a moron. For me, muds (CF mostly)
> helped a little to improve my English (which, I hope, won't
> too bad even without them), though I still have problems with
> "a" and "the". You know, Russian doesn't have any articles,
> so the whole concept is absolutely unclear :-)

> If you don't want to study English, MUDs are now available in
> nearly any language, including those which do not use Latin script.

> P.S. Asihara is not Japanese...


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