and Islam. --EncycloPetey 12:58, 29 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) Thanks, I didn’t see that. —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 13:01, 29 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) Based on the work you've done (so far)...
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org/wiki/Usuario:Stephen_<span class="searchmatch">G</span>._<span class="searchmatch">brown</span> I think this is a user that is trying to impersonate you. We had to block es:Usuario:<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span>_<span class="searchmatch">G</span>._<span class="searchmatch">Brown</span> this afternoon, because...
Widsith 09:00, 11 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) Yes, it’s аппаратчик for sure. The spelling аппарачык is impossible in Russian. —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 09:03, 11 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC)...
(usually not used except in dictionaries and children’s books). —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 09:27, 13 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) Just checking the character-insert window at the bottom...
Evader thinks it’s now old-fashioned. —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 13:53, 19 November <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) He's right. I hear only нок. --Jaroslavleff 17:52, 20 November <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC)...
need to have the scientific name to pin it down accurately. —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 17:59, 22 April <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) A big thank-you to you both! That's what I get for going...
Hi <span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span>, You wrote: 'No, the Russian 'gerund' (деепричастие) is NOT like an adjective at all...it is a verbal adverb with the meaning of "while doing"'...
Template:ARchar. These words also need redirects, but you have to be careful, since some words actually require the undotted form. —<span class="searchmatch">Stephen</span> 21:55, 13 May <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC)...
March <span class="searchmatch">2006</span> (UTC) A charlie card is a plastic card used to enter the boston railways. I defined this in wiktionary, however I noticed <span class="searchmatch">stephen</span> <span class="searchmatch">g</span>. <span class="searchmatch">brown</span> deleted...