LL-L 'Names' 2006.08.03 (09) [E]

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L O W L A N D S - L * 03 August 2006 * Volume 09
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From: 'Utz H. Woltmann' <uwoltmann at gmx.de>
Subject: LL-L 'Names' 2006.08.02 (05) [E]

Ron wrote:

>>In modern Russian, there is a clear distinction between "russkiye" (ethnic
>>Russians) and "rossijskiye" (citizens of the Russian Federaion).
>>
>True, but not in English or other languages I can think of.
>
Hello Ron,

in the Polish language there is a difference between ruski and rosyjski:

ruski: 1. Ruthenian, 2. colloquial Russian
po rusku: in Ukrainian
z ruska: with a Ukrainian accent

rosyjski: Russian
po rosyjsku: in Russian
z rosyjska: with a Russian accent

Source: Wielki SÅ‚ownik Polsko-Angielski / The Great Polish-English
Dictionary

Best regards
Utz H. Woltmann

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