← Back to context Comment by patrakov 3 years ago Well, on Russian keyboards, they are on the same key. 3 comments patrakov Reply kaashif 3 years ago Good point - it might be plausible if the author actually were Russian, but they aren't. dilyevsky 3 years ago Or are they? account42 3 years ago Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).
kaashif 3 years ago Good point - it might be plausible if the author actually were Russian, but they aren't. dilyevsky 3 years ago Or are they? account42 3 years ago Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).
dilyevsky 3 years ago Or are they? account42 3 years ago Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).
account42 3 years ago Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).
Good point - it might be plausible if the author actually were Russian, but they aren't.
Or are they?
Even someone provably not russian can just claim that they were learning the language (or a different one that also uses cyrillic).