@DeutscheLufthansaAG sounds like a heli to me ngl

@X99STRIKER it's a Northrop t-38c talon

@U2
No no no, that’s a heli.

@X99STRIKER no it's a Northrop t-38c talon

@U2
A helicopter? I can’t tell which one but definitely a helicopter.

@X99STRIKER WOOOOSHSHSHSHOHSHHDHSHSHSHSHOOOOOshhohohhssssssshssssssssshsssssssshsssssssss

@X99STRIKER can you guess the planes abey what they sound like

@U2
Everybody sucks.

@U2
???

@X99STRIKER @ColonelCanada you both suck

@X99STRIKER
Very.

@ColonelCanada
Interesting.

@X99STRIKER
All Cyrillic languages look the same until you actually get a closer look at them.
I used to always think that Russian and Ukrainian were the same, until I actually started learning both languages (didn't last long, now focusing on German). I noticed that there are actually two types of Russian. Don't know what the difference between the two is because I didn't actually inspect them. When learning the languages, I noticed that Ukrainian uses a bit more English characters than Cyrillic, such as "i".
There are two actually.
"і" and "ї". Most of it stays the same.
In most Cyrillic languages, they keep
"П", "Л", "Д" etc.

@ColonelCanada
Didn’t see that…
Interesting, I thought they were pretty much the exact same thing guess I was wrong.

@X99STRIKER
Note that in the Russian language there is no "i" but in Ukrainian there is.

@ColonelCanada
Ah, I don’t have Ukrainian on this thing, and it’s the government that sucks.
I mean the people can be questionable, but you can’t blame them for the their government.

@X99STRIKER
Thats Ukrainian. Russia sucks.

@ColonelCanada
Hello in Russian is здравствуйте.
Привет is hi.

sup

@beenz

may b...

@Dragoranos Nitrogen Oxide
I doubt you understand

salutations

Hydrogen Iodide

I doubt you understand

Hello/Hallo/Bonjour/Привіт!