moskalenko’s clothes, asks me not to touch him, says that then he will completely abandon them, then a free woman, and you yourself know our languages, you know what i mean, if there are strangers there, you give a signal to some cuckoo, cuckoo, well, yes, you understand why , well, yes, a precaution, yes, right, who are we afraid of? quiet, that’s how it should be, that means, while everything is going according to plan, behind me, next to me, next to me, let’s hurry, sneak, why, and even at night, oh, yes, is it possible to show you during the day, you need to gradually get used to it, let’s go, i won’t go , as i am, as i am, so-so-so, i joked, there’s a woman there. waiting, how long does she have, three, you know, you also have three, then we’ll register your heroin as your mother, well, i mean, her pocket, well, it’s torn, but it’s okay, the wife will stitch it up, stop, they came, and she’s a smoker, who, wait, who is coming, and this is us, what do you need, brothers, to repeat 100 times, here we have a brotherhood, a traditional resting place for workers, so to speak, a unive

lyakh, lyashenko, lyashko and so on, lytvyn, which included belarusians, the old name, muskal, yes, moskalenko all derivatives, er, turk , serbian, ugrin and pohodyni, voloshyn, already spent, sorry, too, this word. nagayets, tatarchuk, tsyganchuk, zhidyuk, were renamed in the 20th century, for obvious reasons, yes, because this... stratum, i would say, is so linguistic and cultural, it fell out with this, with this word, which became odious from russian political presentation, so in the ukrainian language, it did not have a pejorative pejorative characteristic, well, well, it’s as if you don’t overplay it, here and so on and so on, that is, somewhere in the east, there are germans, germans, greeks, hands from appeared after poltava and so so on and so forth, and it actually turns out to be so covered, you know, the whole of central, central and eastern europe, you can just walk around and look with a magnifying glass, all these parishioners, so to speak, but they all became indigenous, this is a ukrainian surname, then integrated into civilization, they, they... became local, so they were app

polulyach-lyach, lyashenko, lyashko and so on, lytvyn, which included belarusians, the old name, moskal, yes, moskalenkoall derivatives. turks, serbs, ukrainians, and descendants, voloshins, it has already been spent, sorry, that too word, from volokhs, not from volozhka, so i once had an acquaintance named volosheniuk, who was convinced that it was from voloshok, but no, it is an ethnonym, nagayets, tatarchuk, tsyganchuk. zhydyuk, were renamed in the 20th century, for obvious reasons, because a whole stratum, i would say, is so linguistic and cultural, but fell out with this, with this word, which became odious from the russian political presentation, so in the ukrainian speech, it did not have a pejorative, pejorative characteristic, well, well, it does not seem to overplay. so on and so on and so on, that is, somewhere in the east, where germans, germans, grechuks, shveduks appeared after poltava, and so on and so forth, and it really turns out that , you know, the whole of central, central and eastern europe is covered, you can just walk like that from look with a magnifying glass, all these... thos

lyash lyashenko lyashko and so on lithuanians that included belarusians the old name moskal yes moskalenkod all the derivatives of turks serbs ugrins and derivatives of voloshin have already been spent , i apologize, this is also a slovoch from the volochs, not from the voloshes. so, i once had an acquaintance on the surname volosheniuk, who was convinced that it is from voloshok, but no, it is an ethnonym, nagayets, tatarchuk, tsyganchuk, zhydyuk, were renamed in the 20th century, for obvious reasons, yes, because the whole layer, i would say, is so linguistically kul'. turny fell out with this and that word, which became odious from the russian political presentation, so in the ukrainian language, it did not have a pejorative, pejorative characteristic, well, it’s as if you don’t overplay it, so on and so on and so on, that is, somewhere from the east, there are germans, germans, greeks, quick with...

in the rest is fine, a red army soldier, a muscovite, as i understand it, that’s right, red army moskalenko yes, the same one, i heard, yes, a fairy tale, that’s it, don’t believe it, don’t be angry, lieutenant, we have although the masculine girl can still talk, under fire, as it turned out, she also doesn’t forget to joke, that’s why they don’t pull back, he’s a good fellow, that under fire, there she is very useful, but here anyway, it seems to me that it would be more correct to remain silent, that’s true, listen, ivan vasilyevich, really, let’s keep it quiet, besides us, there are worries above the throat, you excuse me, and the machine gun is in tomg, but in czech, only the cartridge is the same, the armor is riveted, consider that no, meters. they have tanks for more serious work, but you need to know everything, yes, comrade colonel, that’s right. not quite yet, but i can show you something, that ’s right, that’s right, comrade colonel, of course i'll have time, i have it. is stasenko's horse ready? oh, a familiar object, only i prefer cognac, they used to be made differently, they