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05 Jan 2010 Tue 08:27 pm |
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bu klipte bede oynadım çok eğlendik alesha güzel insan
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 08:31 pm |
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bu klipte bede oynadım çok eğlendik alesha güzel insan
I played (bede) in this clip-we enjoyed it a lot-Alesha is a beautiful woman.
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 09:13 pm |
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I played (bede) in this clip-we enjoyed it a lot-Alesha is a beautiful woman.
bende => I played in this clip too.
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 09:21 pm |
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hmmm...insan is a woman? i thought it was just a person, a human being or smth...coz alesha sounds like russian man´s name...comes from aleksei...
Edited (1/5/2010) by yakamozzz
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 09:23 pm |
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Alesha is a woman´s name in England.
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 09:23 pm |
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bende => I played in this clip too.
Doh! Thanks,canım.
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 09:24 pm |
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Alesha is a woman´s name in England.
wow, that´s smth new for me thanks, didn´t know that before
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05 Jan 2010 Tue 11:36 pm |
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There is a russian artist (or at least of russian origin) living in Poland, his name is Aleksy Awdiejew ("Alexyi Avdieyev"), but he is better known as Alosza Awdiejew ("Alosha Avdieyev"). But I´m not sure if "Alosha" is the way this name is said in Russian or is it just a "polish adaptation" of it. I´ve also heard this name pronounced as "Alyosha".
Edited (1/5/2010) by tomac
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06 Jan 2010 Wed 12:38 am |
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The term "guzel insan" rarely refers to the physical beauty of a person, because no gender is specified in the word "insan" - and the word "guzel" can not be used to describe the physical good looks of a man (if it is deliberately used, it implies a feminine touch assocated with that man).
What is meant here is the spiritual or moral beauty of a person (male or female); his/her strength of character.
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06 Jan 2010 Wed 12:51 am |
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yakamozzz was right. Alyosha is a common nickname for Alexey. Though the latter might sound more manly and mature. Most peope would probably think of old Russian fairy tales or stories when they hear "Alyosha." Alyosha Popovich.... Does that ring a bell?
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