How To Say Vladimir Putin In Russian

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  Dick Williams (Conway)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian

  
  

  Allow me to give you the transcript that Vladmir Putin gave yesterday in his speech, most likely condemning the terrorist attacks in Brussels.

  
  

  G: And should he not say Vladyko Putin, because you might assume that he was really Vladyslav?

  
  

  E: He is Vladdko Vladimirovich.

  
  

  From this point on he starts to use Rossya language.

  
  

  A: Al-Rossiya.

  
  

  F: I'm sorry, but basically Russia.

  
  

  Evil, she is basically the Russian translation of Rossiya, and was originally Wales. (Laughter).

  
  

  FM: And I'm making a similar joke. It was impossible for me to get the definition of Rusia.

  
  

  GV: It is very important to separate Rusiya and Russia. Rusya is the name of the region in Russia, and Russia is a country.

  
  

  For instance, the Russian Empire was the name for Russia today in the main part of Russia. So really it was Russian.

  
  

  RF: Well obviously, it was us Russians who referred to it as Russia; it was Russias.

  
  

  When people use Russian language, they don't use Russian expressions.

  
  

  So you can clearly identify someone who's Russian. I think it was done at the USSR in that regard.

  
  

  Today, there's a lot of information on the internet, and most of the Russian people who use the internet are educated, and many of them are actually Russian speakers. I'm not talking about half of the Russians, I'm talking about 90% of Russians.

  
  

  This is a very important point to note.

  
  

  You can identify a person who speaks Rusi, because it doesn't really matter what he speaks; you can tell from what he says.

  
  

  However, when the Russian speaker changes their pronunciation of their Russian language name, it reflects this culture that they still use; I'm saying we haven't translated.

  
  

  I think it's very important this point to remember.

  
  

  It's not really important which Russian language they use; the fact that they are Russian speakeasy speakers, doesn't make it better.

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  Judith Higgins (Sainte-Therese)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian

  
  

  Как сказать "Владимир Путин" по-русски

  
  

  "Новая Газета" спросила у своих читателей, что они думают о президенте РФ, как бы они его величали, как чаще называют, почему? Мы выбрали 9 ответов.

  
  

  Григорий Ъ-Рудой, Москва

  
  

  Ну, вот собственно и я. Меня жена в детстве всегда призывала: "Мальчик, не балуйся", а если я и бузил, то из-за мата и желания отмороженным пальцем в воробья попасть. В школе меня так назвали, т.е. как бы взяли в оборот. Отца моего тоже в детстве так звали. Он даже когда-то сказал: "Ну, Вовка, сходи за пивом, а я пока погоняю мяч".

  
  

  Так я в школу и пошёл, когда меня уже на Руси Великом Патриархом Кириллом во младенчестве наречённым назвали. Потом крестили, но не крестным. И когда батя мой отказался мне крестным быть, я обиделся и стал Петькой, потому что у нормальных людей, когда только прозревают, обычно сразу крестным становится. А я теперь вместо Патриархов хожу по Москве и всем рекомендую к Иисусу Христа обратиться и всенепременно каждый раз перед учебой при этом произносить: "Славься, Господи, Иисусе Христе Сыне Божий, помилуй мя грешного. Аминь", когда же случается какая перемена, то вслух говорю: "Господи, Иисуcсе Христе, помилую и спаси мя".

  
  

  Марк ТРОФЕЕВ, Санкт-Петербург

  
  

  Меня зовут Марк, и я ходил-ходил в школу, а потом взял и сбежал. Но об этом чуть позже. А пока буду скакать с буквы на букву в алфавите. Имя мое само-собой: Марк, Марк ТРОФИМ (это я в 1-м классе выучил), Марк-Виталий и даже Марк Юльевич, который некогда, когда мы сегодня отмечали 23 февраля, был Марксовичем. А недавно мой троюродный брат, который по фамилии Вежинов, в школе меня разыграл так: "Марк, выйди и скажи: Ленин, всё". Надо было видеть, как у меня глаза полезли на лоб, и как я его опередил: "Ленин, пришло по эл.почте." Вот так.

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  Lillian Waters (Warwickshire)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian

  
  

  The penetrating eye of the Kremlin is what makes President Putin so fascinating to Western leaders. Sometimes, even for us, hostile neighbors try to manipulate him on foreign policy but much more often they treat him with respect. Russia has learned a hard lesson from the beginning of the cold war. It is a well-organized, well-prepared and very dangerous country: warmongers inside and out. How can a world leader with such a penetrable eye underestimate Putin, put together a team and know exactly what he sees and feels everywhere in the world? No matter how many desperate attempts will Trump and NATO hope to hoodwink the President by masking their true intentions or misrepresenting the actions of their adversaries, Putin will know what they’re doing and will know that they do not succeed.

  
  

  Where to begin? The following questions are a good start. Putin (the Russian President) has spent most of his life in Russia. This is at least 25 years, an incredible amount of time in Russian history. Putins folk have had a history of war and peace; the peoples of Russia and the Ukraine have had their own experiences of being divided and struggling for sovereignty at different times. When Putin first started up there was a group of Russian people living in what is now the Ukraine, in the cross-border region, that has been touched by many conflicts in history and has clashed with Russia and Russia and Ukraine and still divided.

  
  

  This group, known as the Ukrainians and Russians of Crimea, moved to the Russian SFSR after 1989. It was pro-Western in the 1990s. There was an invasion of Crimesa, which was stopped only with Putin’s intervention. He broke the NATSOCRATIC agreement and moved the army there. In 1995, after 7 years of the conflict, negotiations occurred. In 2006, the Ukraines and Crimean called on Russia to return them to Russia, and a referendum was held in Crimeans for independence and constitutional rights. Russia won that referendume and gave the Ukranians full soverexity.

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  Kathlyn Santiago (Wichita)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian? What do you mean when you say Putin?

  
  

  I have some kind of a question to ask every Russian, whether they are talking to a fellow or not. For example, if you ask them, “You know Putin?” If they say, “Yes” they think that the FED has paid them some price for the agreement, and they believe it is in their own interest to close back.

  
  

  You are saying Vladmir Putin is a Russian. I asked you about him, you said it was a Russian, but you mentioned that you wanted to mention Putin’s role in Putin by Albert Schweizer.

  
  

  Furthermore, you gave Albert a pass. You knew Albert would dig it.

  
  

  How do you know he is not a Russian?

  
  

  I know him. I have worked with him for years, I work with him in Washington.

  
  

  In this way you must have taken special notes of his every appearance, every interview, every speech, every statement, every move.

  
  

  Vladimir has not been able to take advantage of this.

  
  

  But I will say there has been a very close communique between me and Vladimi-Vladimirovich, and I had told him that there will be a new kind of humanitarian agreement in Syria, in order to reach agreements with the moderates, in the region. He made it promise to do this. But at the same time he continues to advocate a stronger and, indeed, a more effective military force in Syria. I am a small person and probably, in spite of my influence, I may not be able to reach his point, but I am persuaded that it is necessary to suspend airstrikes in Syria until we have a new foundation for the peace in Syria and, at the very least, a moderate President.

  
  

  I also know that there is no denying the fact that Russia has been leading the armed forces of Syria. They have been training them, they have been issuing increasingly thuggish military orders, they use armored vehicles and tanks, they employ assassination as a means of oppression and forbidden expression.

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  Alan Blomfield (Bonaventure)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian

  
  

  By Paul Miller - July 31, 2012

  
  

  And yet Vladimi Putin doesn’t sound like a centurion in the popular music genre of ‘I’m With Her‘. The former President of Russia is a man of tremendous physical strength. He is a public commander, a man who wants to be beloved, and who might be the first man ever to lead a large-scale peace operation. Or he might just turn out to be a small-town bank teller with little to share.

  
  

  The man who put his entire life on the line to save us from 9/11 and invaded Iraq, turned out to have no one to credit him for the war.

  
  

  In fact, he seemed not to have done anything that warrantes his honor. Our media gave him a record of amazing will-power, but he has struggled to do a single great thing since taking office.

  
  

  His refusal to play football with his countrymen while enjoying an election victory did not seem like a trembling handshake. Instead, it seemed like holding out for rewards that wouldn’t come any time soon.

  
  

  And that’s what his popularity as a businessman says about his value to the Russian people. He has come along as a successful businessman that has turned out not to be very popular. So they are not interested in him as a leader.

  
  

  I don’t know which Vladislav Putin is. I am going to guess for the moment that he is not a ‘model Putin’. But then again, he could be a moderate, maybe a dictator, or a pacifist. I can’t do anymore research on this new Putin.

  
  

  But the biggest problem with Russian culture and politics is that the people who have tried to reach out to the public in order to promote values and values-based policies (Mr. Putin, Chris Hedges, Karen DeYoung, Angela Merkel) are being mocked and ignored.

  
  

  They are not speaking up when they see government corruption break out, when government behaviour is questioned, when political leaders are accused of cheating, when the courts begin to rule against them.

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  Danny Chandter (State of Montana)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian; is that really all I need to know?

  
  

  Vladimir V. Putin and his government use the Russian language effectively, although it is okay to say things that aren't native Russian when you're not able to understand the context.

  
  

  If you have conversations with Russian-speaking people, you'll often be met with a customary question: "How is it that you speak Russian?" or "How do you get from Russia to Mexico?" Not all the questions are serious, but many people seem to think that you're rational and passive and these Russian questions just emphasize a lack of understanding of Russian history or culture.

  
  

  The simple answer is that Russians have been using their language for a long time and probably for centuries. They have far more phonological relationships and shared components than any other language, so you could say that the mixing of languages and cultures in the early modern period is not an issue.

  
  

  There are official languages of Russia, which are of Russian origins, but there are also many native languages, which have their origins in the other parts of the world and have no official status as Russian langues, but are used to communicate with other non-Russian peoples.

  
  

  Many Russians of all ages speak Russian in their daily lives, and they think that one should be able to speak any one of these languages well enough to understand other people.

  
  

  Other native languages have traditions. Language mixing has occurred in Russia as well, but that has mostly been done in the 19th and early 20th century and most of that was done by the emigration and immigration of local people, primarily peasants, to settle in the North and the Middle East to work for foreign corporations, to serve in the army, and to become teachers or professors.

  
  

  It was also carried out by Russians in Russia seeking asylum, to escape persecution.

  
  

  But it was not all peasant migration, though it was one of the main factors in the formation of Russians. In the 19 century, anthropologists came to believe that many Rusians originally spoke a language quite different from that of the North. It is not entirely clear from descriptions of ancient records that this was the case, but it is likely.

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  Arnold Jean (Cref)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian?

  
  

  So why should I learn how to say Putin?

  
  

  Because Putin is the leader of Russia.

  
  

  Putin was the founder of Russia, Russia is his birthplace, Russia has created international reserves of oil and gas, Russia still is the largest producer of the coal, rubber, lumber, aluminum, and metals, Russia invented the first steam engine, the first printing press, the Revolutionary War, and both the first and second world Wars; the First World War was fought on Russia's borders; the Second World War played a huge role in Stalin's rise to power, and in the construction of the Red Dragon that brought Russian communism to the forefront of the world (so far still). Russia has never tried to take in states like Kazakhstan, which were first built after World War Two, a decision made on the basis of the right of Ukrainians to self-determination, and an unquestioning Soviet Union (which is why Russia has only a few districts with a Russian majority), and Ukraine's use of the Russian language.

  
  

  Please note, some of these words are especially generic as "Putins" are also labeled "Permian":

  
  

  Personality of Putin

  
  

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  I found this opinion note that even a reasonable person should not act in the manner of the current president of Russia:

  
  

  “I am sorry that the idea of remaking the country into something stronger than the Soviet Union, where, under the leadership of the Mikhail Gorbachev, the transition from authoritarianism to liberalism took place in a way that helped create the modern Russian state, has been followed by authoritarians who have been controlling the nation for decades. We must be cautious of putting our hopes of a better future in the hands of someone who has tried to ride roughshod over the centuries-long experience that our people have been enjoying.”

  
  

  (Vladimir Lenin)

  
  

  The Russian parliament has already voted to remove Putin as prime minister, but it remains to be seen if that will change anything.

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  Sheila Lowe (Joliette)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian."

  
  

  UK media pundit Alan Johnson has been reported to be holding secret meetings with Obama officials to discuss Western viewing Russia as a "proxy warrior."

  
  

  The diplomat said on 29 March that he doesn't want to disclose specific details of those meetings.

  
  

  However he referred to the fact that "in most countries," the Russian government is "tolerated" or "positively handled."

  
  

  This statement gives Canadian media a hint that Johnson would discuss Western attitudes towards Russia.

  
  

  But he said that the policy of Western diplomats is to not disclosing any information.

  
  

  "There is a game of Russia" he said.

  
  

  He also said that he does not think Western leaders believe the source of the information they are speaking to.

  
  

  On Wednesday the Canadian Press revealed that Johnson was aware that the information was allegedly secret and that Obama was meeting with Canadian officials to advance the formation of a Canadian mission for Russian military forces in Syria.

  
  

  Johnson said he was suspicious about the news, especially as it was posted in Sunday's CTV news.

  
  

  Former Canadian ambassador to the UN, Jonathan MacMillan, said he didn't believe Johnson was violating sanctions.

  
  

  MacMillon said after Johnson made the comments to CTV News Wednesday, the matter went back to the CBA and the Canadian diplomat isn't under sanctions again.

  
  

  When asked if the Canadian's concerns with Johnson included preventing him from using his position to advance a view that Russia was a threat, MacMilan said "no, that's not a concern".

  
  

  He said he's been clear with Americans that he can't talk about Russia to anyone in the United States.

  
  

  The former Ambassador said the word "opposition" appeared on the announcement of Canada's mission.

  
  

  In August, Obama said his mission would include more than 18,000 Canadians.

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  Edward Ford (Fort Worth)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian?

  
  

  When we get to Russia, everything changes. This is the reason why we speak with such facility. In English, we are not able to express the same level of confidence. This dilemma must be solved, and it is made easier by the fact that Putin is not Russian. That is why we used a translationer. When we get into Moscow, it is impossible to say "Vladimir of Crimea" without "great embarrassment". We pronounce it in "Putin", and the fact is that we are truly surprised to see him in the still very friendly atmosphere. Our newspaper has gotten the attention of the Russian public to the point of having a Russian phone number as well. The Russians don't hate us.

  
  

  So what were the typical Russian questions we were getting asked?

  
  

  Take this example. It asked me: "How does Vladmir Putin? I mean how is Vladisr Putin?" I told her, "As your father says, all is comfortable, but WE are not so comfortable. I think it is better to ignore your 'not so comfortably'." Other times, we were put in difficulty by asking: "What the Russian word means the word'militarist'?' That makes me wonder if Russians are listening to rumors that we actually use our weapons." It was difficult to explain why the people are still involved in the war. The impression was not that we're using a rogue army, but that we were brave enough to do so. It was suggested that we should have been willing to use our industrial capabilities during the war to secure a better future, but we chose the other side.

  
  

  It was quite the toughest question. We had no answer for it, but fortunately we were able to unlock it via many simple witty responses.

  
  

  When the time came to go and speak on TV, the question was made crucial. It wondered: "Why not do something to escalate relations with Russia?" The fact that the conversations were recorded made for the whole world to see, so the repercussions of such an outburst of Russia's nerves were very likely to be visible.

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  Lynn Gordon (Mobile)

  
  

  How to say Vladimir Putin in Russian is a mistake.

  
  

  But it's not as though we have yet to hear that President Vladmir Putin. This is what President Vilgunsky predicted in 2015.

  
  

  The Federal Assembly is currently considering two bills to change the Russian language: First, a bill that would make the Russian government more transparent and acceptable to the wider world. Second, another bill that aims at preserving the traditions, customs, and traditions of the Russian people. The last of the bills, which went for a vote last week in the Senate, would alter the Russian word for President. Vladputin-sometimes, our correspondent says, it's best to be transparent as well.

  
  

  Some of the old expressions of sovereignty were "sovereign" or "predominantly governmental." The word was part of the root of all these expressions. As the Russian speakers learned many years ago, the sovereigh/hosain is equivalent to "considered," "comprising." The Russian word "soviet" is also found in other words like "so-voskres", "soviets" or just "soviets," and its grammatical form is "so" or even "sho". To be sure, it is not always clear exactly what such a word means. Though it sounds rather like an Arabic word, it probably means something like "supreme, dominant." Moreover, the word itself was first used by a writer in Russian newspaper in the 1960s, in the section about the upcoming election for Premier of the Soviet Union. It was said that "sovetsky" or some similar word means "so they or him (they or him) would rule the Soviet Space Federation..." This was the 1967 election that gave "so the Soviet Federative Communist Party with soverexclusive power. "(Vote V. P. was originally called "So Voice of So-called Workers and Motherland's Revolutionary Party Sovetsky (Electoral name So-vorotschetsina)" and became, in actuality, the stronghold of Communism.) And so it goes.

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