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[Repo Man]

That's just cyrillic. After all, I'm Serbian.

[BloodChuckZ]

Isn't Cyrillic like, Russian ?

[Repo Man]

Cyrillic is, like, the whole Eastern Europe (almost).

[Junkie Mater]

Yeah, I know that both Russian and Serbian are usually written in Cyrillic, and Croatian, Bosnian, and Albanian are written in Latin, although some are Cyrillic.

[Repo Man]

Slavic languages that can use cyrillic are:

Old Church Slavonic
Church Slavonic
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Macedonian
Montenegrin
Russian
Rusyn
Serbian
Ukrainian

[Junkie Mater]

Thanks for the info about Cyrillics.

[Repo Man]

Like you give a shit.

[Mike_W]

Hahaha, ouch!

[Repo Man]

Someone bit your finger?

[Chrissy]

I can read and translate some Cyrillic.

[Repo Man]

Really? What does my signature say then?

[Chrissy]

Right now I'm on my mobile. I don't see any pictures. The site setup is actually different on here, too.

[Repo Man]

I know. I sometimes use cell too, but rarely.

[Chrissy]

Well, I can switch it to FireFox rather than the default, but then I'd have to reenter passwords and stuff, plus FF is a bit slower on here.

[Chrissy]

The central part says 'Volim Partizan'. So I googled that, and came up with a football club. I'm assuming the wording (crno bele boje kao oci cvoje) is related to the club, like an anthem. '

Something about black and white eyes? 'crno' is black, 'bele' is white and 'oci' is eye or eyes.

The only reason I say that, is because 'belo' is white in Russian (beli in Czech), 'cepno' is black in Russian (cerna in Czech), and 'oci' is eyes in Czech.

I learned Russian in school, so I learned how to read Cyrillic there. One of my good friends growing up was Czech and she had comics she used to help me read, so I do remember bits and pieces. Speaking and reading Greek is what helped me pick up on the Cyrillic alphabet.