Why don't Putin and Zelensky settle their differences with fisticuffs? Winner takes the Ukraine. | |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 82373220 United States 03/05/2022 09:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Why don't Putin and Zelensky settle their differences with fisticuffs? Winner takes the Ukraine. Only globalist woketards call it Ukraine. Real men still call it the Ukraine, because it is a region that belongs to mother Russia, like the Crimea. "Ukraine is one of a few English country names traditionally used with the definite article the. This is apparently because the word "ukraina" means "borderland", and so would be translated as if "the borderlands" — the Ukraine — like how Nederlanden, meaning "nether lands", is translated as "the Netherlands". Use of the article was standard before Ukrainian independence, but has decreased since the 1990s. For example, the Associated Press dropped the article "the" on 3 December 1991. Use of the definite article was criticised as suggesting a non-sovereign territory, much like "the Lebanon" referred to the region before its independence, or as one might refer to "the Midwest", a region of the United States. [link to en.m.wikipedia.org (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82039327 United States 03/05/2022 09:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Why don't Putin and Zelensky settle their differences with fisticuffs? Winner takes the Ukraine. Only globalist woketards call it Ukraine. Real men still call it the Ukraine, because it is a region that belongs to mother Russia, like the Crimea. "Ukraine is one of a few English country names traditionally used with the definite article the. This is apparently because the word "ukraina" means "borderland", and so would be translated as if "the borderlands" — the Ukraine — like how Nederlanden, meaning "nether lands", is translated as "the Netherlands". Use of the article was standard before Ukrainian independence, but has decreased since the 1990s. For example, the Associated Press dropped the article "the" on 3 December 1991. Use of the definite article was criticised as suggesting a non-sovereign territory, much like "the Lebanon" referred to the region before its independence, or as one might refer to "the Midwest", a region of the United States. [link to en.m.wikipedia.org (secure)] You went to a lot of work to look that up. You must be very insecure. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 82373220 United States 03/05/2022 10:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Why don't Putin and Zelensky settle their differences with fisticuffs? Winner takes the Ukraine. Only globalist woketards call it Ukraine. Real men still call it the Ukraine, because it is a region that belongs to mother Russia, like the Crimea. "Ukraine is one of a few English country names traditionally used with the definite article the. This is apparently because the word "ukraina" means "borderland", and so would be translated as if "the borderlands" — the Ukraine — like how Nederlanden, meaning "nether lands", is translated as "the Netherlands". Use of the article was standard before Ukrainian independence, but has decreased since the 1990s. For example, the Associated Press dropped the article "the" on 3 December 1991. Use of the definite article was criticised as suggesting a non-sovereign territory, much like "the Lebanon" referred to the region before its independence, or as one might refer to "the Midwest", a region of the United States. [link to en.m.wikipedia.org (secure)] You went to a lot of work to look that up. You must be very insecure. I didn't "look up" anything. I know it because I am educated. Taking 1 min to copy and paste a wiki link is not "a lot of work", and is done to educate tards such as yourself. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 82039327 United States 03/06/2022 10:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Why don't Putin and Zelensky settle their differences with fisticuffs? Winner takes the Ukraine. Only globalist woketards call it Ukraine. Real men still call it the Ukraine, because it is a region that belongs to mother Russia, like the Crimea. "Ukraine is one of a few English country names traditionally used with the definite article the. This is apparently because the word "ukraina" means "borderland", and so would be translated as if "the borderlands" — the Ukraine — like how Nederlanden, meaning "nether lands", is translated as "the Netherlands". Use of the article was standard before Ukrainian independence, but has decreased since the 1990s. For example, the Associated Press dropped the article "the" on 3 December 1991. Use of the definite article was criticised as suggesting a non-sovereign territory, much like "the Lebanon" referred to the region before its independence, or as one might refer to "the Midwest", a region of the United States. [link to en.m.wikipedia.org (secure)] You went to a lot of work to look that up. You must be very insecure. I didn't "look up" anything. I know it because I am educated. Taking 1 min to copy and paste a wiki link is not "a lot of work", and is done to educate tards such as yourself. Fuck if you didn't look it up. I corrected you then you went to look it up due to your insecurity. When you saw that I was right you still tried to justify your mistake, further showing your insecure ass. |