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So I take it this is the letter and the picture Yuzu sent to TAT?![]()
?Wasn't it like a two-page letter?


Isn't there a fan cam from a Finlandia Trophy press con where you can hear him say it? (Kind of. Not very clearly, if I remember correctly)Will i finally get to hear him say "kiitos":luv17:?)
Isn't there a fan cam from a Finlandia Trophy press con where you can hear him say it? (Kind of. Not very clearly, if I remember correctly)
?)Wasn't it like a two-page letter?
LOL Yuzu, you should have been a bit more respectful! You're addressing TAT as if she were of the same age!![]()
I wonder if it's Weir?No idea! But it was super sweet! And funny!Whoever helped him wasn't paying attentionI wonder if it's Weir?
This was from GPF so...Whoever helped him wasn't paying attentionI wonder if it's Weir?
it's not Johnny Weir. At GPF there were plenty of Russian skaters so any one them can help him.This was from GPF so...it's not Johnny Weir. At GPF there were plenty of Russian skaters so any one them can help him.
She nearly told Bobrova off for omitting her patronymic during the gala!So it's not any Russian who helped him?And Russian skaters wouldn't know you don't get too familiar with TAT?She nearly told Bobrova off for omitting her patronymic during the gala!
Doesn't sound like it. The imperative singular is just wrong when addressing a well-respected older person. The right form would be приезжайте.So it's not any Russian who helped him?
It seems odd that he didn't get any of the russians to proof read it, it would have been my first instinctDoesn't sound like it. The imperative singular is just wrong when addressing a well-respected older person. The right form would be приезжайте.
Google translate?
Oh never mind, it's still SO SWEET! I'd laugh and still treasure that dedication - just because he obviously tried to write in those awful Cyrillic letters.It seems odd that he didn't get any of the russians to proof read it, it would have been my first instinct![]()
This was from GPF so...it's not Johnny Weir. At GPF there were plenty of Russian skaters so any one them can help him.
Do you mind typing the letter in Russian? We will copy paste it into google translate and see how it will look like in Japanese and in English.Doesn't sound like it. The imperative singular is just wrong when addressing a well-respected older person. The right form would be приезжайте.
Google translate?
Oh never mind, it's still SO SWEET! I'd laugh and still treasure that dedication - just because he obviously tried to write in those awful Cyrillic letters.
Yulia LIpnitskaia once showed a postcard from a Japanese fan. Who translated himself as вентилятор - that is, a fan for airing rooms. So loads of fun happens when translating from one language to another.
