Russian Altimeter

[jskibo]

Я не знаю

 

[beasly]

Я не знаю

Translated: "I do not know"

Тепло*

beasly,


*Cordially

 

[texas_pilot]

Translated: "I do not know"

Тепло*

beasly,


*Cordially

Helps to have Russian characters on your computer, huh?

 

[moxiepilot]

The fact it had two ports on the back would be your first clue that it was not an altimeter

...and I only speak french in russian :beer:

you must be the most amazing man in the world.

Sto eto?

 

[ppragman]

Translated: "I do not know"

Тепло*

beasly,


*Cordially

Really, that was more like "warmly"

 

[drunkenbeagle]

Really, that was more like "warmly"

I would only use Тепло to mean "warm" when in reference to weather. сердечно might be a better word to use.

 

[beasly]

I would only use Тепло to mean "warm" when in reference to weather. сердечно might be a better word to use.

Thanks! I think I will stick to English before I get myself in trouble!

Cordially,

b.

 

[sopdan]

The fact it had two ports on the back would be your first clue that it was not an altimeter

Exactly what I thought when the first pic came up... com'on, guys!!!

 

[ppragman]

I would only use Тепло to mean "warm" when in reference to weather. сердечно might be a better word to use.

I always like Serdichno, "Heart Felt" is kind how I've always seen it.