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Привіт, привет, hello!
My username in English means "Red October ". It is transliterated as Krasnyy Oktyabr.
This profile was made on a mobile phone, sorry if it looks weird on your computer.
I do name research for Behind the Name in my free time (I did not create the website).
I am a participant in WikiProject Disambiguation: because isn't it annoying when you can't find that thing you were looking for?
Красный Октябрь Name Anastasiya Melnyk (Анастасия Мельник)
Born Country Ukraine Current location Kyiv Languages Surzhyk , Ukrainian , Russian , English , Belarusian Time zone GMT+2 Current time Current UTC is 08:47 Ethnicity Russian Hobbies singing, writing stories, drawing (traditional and digital), listening to music Religion Confused Politics Communism (Leninism ), Authoritarianism Books Nineteen Eighty-Four Music Changes too often Languages I am learning Polish , Czech , Hebrew , Armenian , Crimean Tatar , Tatar , German , Yiddish , Hungarian and more
My favourite modern Ukrainian president is Viktor Yushchenko .
Слава Україні! Русский военный корабль, иди нахуй! Жыве Беларусь!
Name This user's name Anya Melnyk
This user is a Teen .
♀ This contributor to Wikipedia is female
This user invites you to visitKyiv
<— this box says that I speak Surzhyk
This person's native language is one of the Slavic languages and so they have a little understanding of all Slavic languages.
This user wants to visit Crimea
[ edit ] This user is of Slavic
This user is of German
This user is highly against nazism .
fan-3 This user loves Go_A
Я я This user's favorite letter in the Russian я
This user is interested in Ukraine
This user is interested in Hungary
This user is interested in Armenia
This user is interested in Crimea
[ edit ] Viktor Bout , added his daughter's nameOmon (disambiguation) , added the Belarusian OMON (AMAP)L (disambiguation) , added the palochka Ruthenian language , there was a random { on the page for no reason, I deleted itPalochka , added the letter name derivation in easier to find locationYurik Vardanyan , fixed some transcription issues in his nameZet (disambiguation) , added the letter and the military symbol Saniyat Ganachueva , her nationality was in plural form so I changed it to singularSeyfula Magomedov , for the same reason as GanachuyevaGasret Aliev , added his name in Russian Cyrillic + transcriptionUKROP , the founder, Taras Batenko 's name link linked to the Ukrainian article but there is an existing English language article.Zuleikha (novel) , fixed some formatBandurist , added romanisation of Ukrainian CyrillicSviatlana Tsikhanouskaya , added her children's namesPZH (disambiguation) , added the organisation Povernys Zhyvym Saide Arifova , added birth date and death age/q/ IPA , added Crimean Tatar occurrenceList of Crimean Tatars , an occurence of word "Russian " was not capitalisedCherven (disambiguation) , червень (cherven') is Ukrainian for June Kramatorsk , Valeriy Herovkin was listed under Notable People section and no article was linked to him/q/ IPA (again), added Tatar occurrenceAydar (disambiguation) , added River Aydar [ edit ] Voiced retroflex plosive (ɖ) , occurs in Ukrainian (rarely)Svanidze , trying to figure out if Kato Svanidze was called Ekaterine or KetevanTrident (disambiguation) , the tryzub is a military symbol, but it's in the other section and not the military section?Gasret Aliev , his name should be romanised as Gazret, I though I didn't edit the article because I don't know if Gasret is just what anglophones call him moreRussian political jokes , it links similar East German jokes on some of the Soviet ones, but it didn't on a Brezhnev joke that was virtually the same as a Honecker joke[ edit ] Українська
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