Wow, Russian's quite similar to English. I didn't realise.
Some words are different, but some of them are literally just English words, but with a Russian accent. Take идеал for example, it literally means ideal.
Food for thought #-probably-more-than-zero:
If comfortable in Dutch is "Comfortabel" (C-o-hm-fur-tah-ble), and "Tafel" means table, then does "Comfortafel" mean "Comfort-table?"
Today's special is another changed character. You should know this one folks!
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