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So you heard the part I couldn't make out. I think I made out the entire thing, but I was fuzzy on the last word. I hear: "K narodom nashe rodie, prakldavuyu

by thefool 16y ago

So you heard the part I couldn't make out. I think I made out the entire thing, but I was fuzzy on the last word. I hear: "K narodom nashe rodie, prakldavuyu chilvetchistvu put k Kommunizmu, bifshi cosmonaft umru?" The first part translates roughly to: to the people of our homeland, I am laying the way for civilization to communism. The last part to, this former cosmonaut is dead. But I could totally be mishearing that last bit (as the grammar doesn't really work if that is what he's saying).

fedd 16y ago
well, i listened to it for the fourth time and hear the voice said: 'привет народам нашей родины, прокладывающей человечеству путь к коммунизму. летчик-космонавт Комаров' 'privet narodam nashey rodiny, prakladyvayushey chelavechestvu put k kamunizmu. lyotchik-kasmonavt Komarov' which means 'greetings to the peoples of our motherland that makes the way to communism for the mankind. pilot-cosmonaut Komarov' lyotchik-kosmonaut is russian cosmonauts' title. well, first i thought it's some official radio speaker, now i admit that it's Komarov himself before or during the flight. nothing like crying. and, this appeal is copy-pasted two times and one time pasted partially, '-munizmu', which indicates the fake. the radio talk in between is illegible for me
- thefool 16y ago
  Never mind you are totally right. Definitely nothing about crying or killed. He says his name very quickly which was throwing me off. I don't know if its fake, to me it almost sounds like the the people on the radio are repeating what he is saying or asking him to repeat something, but one can be fairly confident that the people writing the article misunderstood what was being said.
  - fedd 16y ago
    > He says his name very quickly which was throwing me off. surely i know that it's impossible to 'parse' words out of the speech without talking to language speakers all the time. when English speak i understand a half! actually I (as many Russians) appreciate that you know Russian and tried to understand what he was saying. i guess it's seldom for a native English-speaker to learn a language out of the list of Spanish and French :) Russian is the hardest of the wide spread Indo-European languages, i think, due to all it's flexes and stems, which you know ('umru'='i will die', etc), so you're cool :) > the people writing the article misunderstood what was being said. AND there might be something in that illegible part of the compilation, deciphered with the special techniques. for the show it was complied with the clear part. actually i dont know what would i cry in this situation, definitely wouldnt greet the nation etc :)

by thefool 16y ago

fedd 16y ago

well, i listened to it for the fourth time and hear the voice said: 'привет народам нашей родины, прокладывающей человечеству путь к коммунизму. летчик-космонавт Комаров' 'privet narodam nashey rodiny, prakladyvayushey chelavechestvu put k kamunizmu. lyotchik-kasmonavt Komarov' which means 'greetings to the peoples of our motherland that makes the way to communism for the mankind. pilot-cosmonaut Komarov' lyotchik-kosmonaut is russian cosmonauts' title. well, first i thought it's some official radio speaker, now i admit that it's Komarov himself before or during the flight. nothing like crying. and, this appeal is copy-pasted two times and one time pasted partially, '-munizmu', which indicates the fake. the radio talk in between is illegible for me

thefool 16y ago
Never mind you are totally right. Definitely nothing about crying or killed. He says his name very quickly which was throwing me off. I don't know if its fake, to me it almost sounds like the the people on the radio are repeating what he is saying or asking him to repeat something, but one can be fairly confident that the people writing the article misunderstood what was being said.
- fedd 16y ago
  > He says his name very quickly which was throwing me off. surely i know that it's impossible to 'parse' words out of the speech without talking to language speakers all the time. when English speak i understand a half! actually I (as many Russians) appreciate that you know Russian and tried to understand what he was saying. i guess it's seldom for a native English-speaker to learn a language out of the list of Spanish and French :) Russian is the hardest of the wide spread Indo-European languages, i think, due to all it's flexes and stems, which you know ('umru'='i will die', etc), so you're cool :) > the people writing the article misunderstood what was being said. AND there might be something in that illegible part of the compilation, deciphered with the special techniques. for the show it was complied with the clear part. actually i dont know what would i cry in this situation, definitely wouldnt greet the nation etc :)