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minus-square@eran_moradlinkEnglish8•1 day agoYou can thank your compatriots for this horror show. Huh. There’s a double entendre there if you’re familiar with the Russian language, or if you’ve read A Clockwork Orange.
minus-square@rottingleaflinkEnglish2•1 day ago There’s a double entendre there if you’re familiar with the Russian language As a Russian speaker, I don’t understand this. Could you elaborate?
minus-square@eran_moradlinkEnglish5•edit-21 day ago“Horrorshow” is the Nadsat word that Alex used in A Clockwork Orange to mean “good”. It’s a bastardized transliteration of хорошо.
minus-square@rottingleaflinkEnglish1•15 hours agoAh. OK. Not immediately recognizable, but clear now.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish2•1 day agoDoes “ужасшоу” sound kind of like “asshole”?
You can thank your compatriots for this horror show. Huh. There’s a double entendre there if you’re familiar with the Russian language, or if you’ve read A Clockwork Orange.
As a Russian speaker, I don’t understand this. Could you elaborate?
“Horrorshow” is the Nadsat word that Alex used in A Clockwork Orange to mean “good”. It’s a bastardized transliteration of хорошо.
Ah. OK. Not immediately recognizable, but clear now.
Does “ужасшоу” sound kind of like “asshole”?