2010 Russian Figure Skating Forum Awards

Feb 02, 2011 01:14

FSO Awards: «Russian FSO Awards» is the first independent Russian award in the field of figure skating. It is organised by the editors' board of the Russian-language website FSOnline.ru and the outcome is determined by public vote on the project's forum (forum.fsonline.ru).

The aim of the award is to recognise the people, who made the strongest ( Read more... )

figure skating: our national sport, chairman mao asada, faiella/scali, lol domshabs, thank you it's lambiel, elena ilinykh/nikita katsalapov, ksenia makarova, virtue/moir, the brezistance, fuckload of skaters in this post, dai-sha fierce, johnny weir

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stealenoughtime February 2 2011, 00:19:10 UTC
Thank you so much for posting!!!!! I LOVE this kind of award because it honours the skaters apart from the competition's scores :)

(ADGSLF HOW CUTE IS STEPHANE

YUZURUUUUUU )

..... really not an expert here but I know a very good web dictionary and it goes for "sportive character" as a translation for Maksim's award? Better ask the Russian _skater's though :)

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just_anastasia February 2 2011, 01:15:38 UTC
Yes, you're pretty right about the "sportive character". Maxim received this award because he didn't give up and continued to fight no matter what kind of injuries he had.)

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crossthefingers February 2 2011, 01:17:04 UTC
♥ THANK YOU ♥

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just_anastasia February 2 2011, 01:17:55 UTC
No problem :)

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stealenoughtime February 2 2011, 01:19:36 UTC
Yay, I have a working dictionary! Also, I am proud to say I RECOGNIZED THE FIRST WORD WAS AN ADJECTIVE \o/
(lol, I've been learning Russian for 3 months now and I suck quite a bit X) )

Thank you for confirming!

(also, because it bugs me and I can't edit: That would've been *skaters there)

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just_anastasia February 3 2011, 00:49:41 UTC
Haha, well recognising that the first word was an adjective is not that bad for three months ;p

No problem! :)

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marmelatte February 2 2011, 07:51:34 UTC
Thank you for the translation, but I meant it more like: can this term be used (in any sports award nomination, for example) by English speakers?

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stealenoughtime February 2 2011, 10:46:26 UTC
Oh. Communication fail! I'm sorry.

(also, can't help you out with that one, I'm not a native speaker....)

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