LIKBEZ
The last time I talked about one important thing: how
translated some Russian names into English.
I checked this information from various English-language
sources, so that its correctness can be no doubt. I will
enumerate only some names, as the rest of the spelling
(Vladimir'a, for example), so understandable. Thus,
Alexander Alexander
Alexei Alexei or Alex
Andrei Andrei, English Equivalents Andrew and Andy
Victor Victor
Denis English version of Dennis
Dmitry seen as Dmitry, and Dmitriy
Eugene English version of Eugene, Russian does not know
Ilya Ilya
Michael Mikhail, the English version of Michael
Sergei Sergei, the English version of Serge
That's all ... Small, but there must be a start somewhere!
By the way, names in the translation do not end at the "ff",
and the "v", ie Ivanov, Belousov, Stepanov, Romanov, Litvinov.
Russian letters in proper names usually correspond
The following English:
A A E E J O Y O U OU, H CH, Li Y
B B E ^ YO K K P P OO, U TCH b -
In V W ZH A L P R O F, PH SH W E E
G × Z M M S C X KH, H ui SCH Yu YU
D & D I N N T T C TS b - I'm YA
