омерзительно. воспринимается как очередное америкосовское мракобесие о_О Голоса подобрали жуть!!! Действительно, знают как испортить
и вообщеафигеть извращенцы xD
1. Pogoriki/Krosh/Jumpy (rabbit)
Russian's name Krosh (Russian: Крош) means the traditional Russian nickname of rabbit. мдаа?
2. Chikoriki/Yozhik/Joshi (hedgehog) Чико-тян xDD
Russian's name Yozhik or Ezhik (Russian: Ёжик) formed from the word Yozh (Russian: Ёж, hedgehog) with Russian suffix -ik (-ик), which mean "a little".
3. Rosariki/Nyusha/Pinky (pig)
Russian's name Nyusha (Russian: Нюша) means a little name from Russian Anastasiya, Anna or Tanya girl names о______О Also it can mean Piggy (as rhyme for Hryusha (Russian: Хрюша)).
4. Wolliriki/Barash/Fluff (ram)
Russian's name Barash (Russian: Бараш) means a cute ram 
5. Bigoriki/Kar Karych/BigBig (crow)
Russian's name Kar Karych (Russian: Кар Карыч) stands for name and patronymic. "Kar" means Caw. So, i supose, he can be named Caw Cawson
6. Olgariki/Sovunya/Olga (owl)
Russian's name Sovunya (Russian: Совунья) formed from the word Sova (Russian: Сова, owl) with Russian suffix -unya (-унья), which mean "attend to", "someone who does it".
7. Ottoriki/Pin (penguin) Отто о_О
8. Docoriki/Losyash/Eldoc (moose)
Russian's name Losyash (Russian: Лосяш) formed from the word Los' (Russian: Лось, moose) with Russian suffix -yash (-яш), which mean "little", "cute".
9. Boboriki/Kopatych/Berry (bear)
Russian's name Kopatych (Russian: Копатыч) formed from the word Kopat' (Russian: Копать, to dig, to shovel) with Russian patronymic suffix -ich (-ич or -ыч)
@темы:
нэ?,
кто здесь?,
чоО
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27.12.2009 в 02:00