As far as I’ve been able to discover, the word “totaly” has never been uttered. I guess it’s because the word is a contraction of the word “totally” in the English language. For those of you who are English-speaking, I’m guessing that the word “totaly” has a completely different meaning.
Totaly means all, but when used as a noun, it often connotes an extreme or complete lack of something. In the context of the English language, it connotes that in a way the word is completely negative. In other words, it connotes that the word totally or completely is in the negative.
The word totally in the English language sounds exactly like the word totaly in the Russian language. But for those of you who are Russian-speaking, the word totally in the Russian language does not connote that the word totally or completely is in the negative. When the word totally is used in the Russian language, it connotes an extreme or complete lack of something.
Totally sounds like a kind of negative word in English. But totally in the Russian language connotes something completely negative.
Totally in the Russian language connotes something totally negative. It’s definitely something that could potentially be used to describe a negative event, as in, it’s absolutely not going to happen. But totally in the Russian language connotes something completely negative, a negative event. It’s a negative event that cannot happen.
Totally in the Russian language connotes something totally negative, something completely negative. Totally in the Russian language connotes something completely negative. Its a negative event that cannot happen.
Totally in the Russian language connotes something completely negative, something completely negative. Totally in the Russian language connotes something completely negative.
Not only does this make sense, but it also makes it incredibly awkward to hear that someone is being completely negative. This is a common problem with Russians, and it’s not uncommon for them to say things like “I’m so sorry” while doing absolutely nothing.
Yes. I think its an awkward problem. I think its a really awkward problem. Russian society does this all the time. Its just part of their culture. You might not like it, but its part of their culture. So its not exactly a negative thing, but it is an awkward problem when it happens.
It’s also very common for Russians to just say whatever they want to say about the culture of the country, and for the people in power to deal with them as they would deal with anyone else.
