people think I am joking or over exaggerating, but I legitimately cannot read faux cyrillics without deep concentration. If I cannot read it right away, and that's most of the time, I just scroll past frustrated and mildly angry. It annoys me so much.
Maybe because Serbian uses both scripts, and I can read it even if somehow mixed.. so this is causing my brain to short circuit..
Surprised they used Д and C correctly
I know Cyrillic but i used it as a font for English readers to read to fit the joke.
This one is actually not as bad as most others.
But the Я... just use Р ffs it's not that different from the latin R
people think I am joking or over exaggerating, but I legitimately cannot read faux cyrillics without deep concentration. If I cannot read it right away, and that's most of the time, I just scroll past frustrated and mildly angry. It annoys me so much.
Maybe because Serbian uses both scripts, and I can read it even if somehow mixed.. so this is causing my brain to short circuit..
I've always wondered how people who actually read Cyrillics react to these, it looks excruciating
it is. Sometimes you really have to decipher letter-by-letter
I learned the cyrillic alphabet somewhat recently, and even I struggle to read some of these.
Same. I automatically read it in cyrillic and it takes me a minute to get the english version
Gay as in gaydom
fire
Gyajeje, gyajejedom
Gyaee as iii gyaeedom
After some thinking, I... Still don't know what the AC is suppoed to mean. Free Air Conditioners in Freedom?
Free as in freedom as opposed free as in free beer, referring to free software.
С is the Cyrillic letter for the English S. A is the same in both alphabets -- so this letter is actually correct there (ас = as)
Eg: "spasiba" (thank you) is spelled as спасибо
gyayeye as ii gyayeyedom
Interesting to use Cyrillic on a Chinese poster.
I read that as Gay as in Gay Dom, absolute cinema
Gyatt as in Gyattdom