User:Красный Октябрь

Красный Октябрь
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Name	Anastasiya Semenivna Melnyk (Анастасія Семенівна Мельник)
Born	Donetsk
Country	Ukraine
Current location	Kyiv
Languages	Surzhyk, Ukrainian, Russian, English
Time zone	GMT+2
Current time	Current UTC is 20:05
Ethnicity	Russian, Ukrainian
Hobbies, interests, and beliefs
Hobbies	singing, writing stories, drawing (traditional and digital), listening to music
Religion	Confused
Politics	Communism (Leninism), Authoritarianism, Conservatism
Books	Nineteen Eighty-Four
Music	Go_A, SadSvit, Gordiy Starukh, Sofia Leshyshak, Yuko, STASIK, AP$ENT, GG GulyayGorod, Ulitsa Vostok
Interests
	History, Linguistics
Other
Languages I want to learn	Hungarian, Tatar, German, Polish, Belarusian

Привіт, привет, hello!

My username in English means "Red October". It is transliterated as Krasnyy Oktyabr.

This profile was made on a mobile phone, sorry if it looks weird on your computer.

I do name research for Behind the Name in my free time (I did not create the website).

I am a participant in WikiProject Disambiguation: because isn't it annoying when you can't find that thing you were looking for?

This user participates in WikiProject Disambiguation.

My favourite modern Ukrainian president is Viktor Yushchenko.

Слава Україні! Русский военный корабль, иди нахуй! Жыве Беларусь!

Basic information

Name

This user's name is Anya Melnyk.

This user is a Teen.

♀

This contributor to Wikipedia is female.

This user is a student.

This user Contributes through Yandex Browser.

Where I come from

This user lives in
Solar System

This user currently resides on
Planet Earth.

This user is European.

This user comes from Ukraine.

This user lives in Kyiv

This user comes from Donetsk.

This user is a citizen of Ukraine.

This user invites you to visit
Kyiv.

Languages

½ru
+
½uk

Цей учасник свободно говорить на суржику, не обрашяючи увагі на граматику мішая расєйськія та українськія слова.

<— this box says that I speak Surzhyk

Babel user information

uk-N	Для цього користувача українська мова є рідною.

ru-N	Русский — родной язык этого участника.

en-4	This user has near native speaker knowledge of English.

be-3	Ведаю беларускую мову добра.

rue-2	Сесь хосновач говорить по-русинськы на середньому рôвні.

pl-2	Ten użytkownik posługuje się językiem polskim na poziomie średnio zaawansowanym.

sh-2	Ovaj korisnik zna srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски na srednjoj razini.

de-1	Dieser Benutzer beherrscht Deutsch auf grundlegendem Niveau.

tt-1	татарча / tatarça — башлангыч дәрәҗәдә.

crh-1	Bu qullanıcı qırımtatarca azçıq bile.

hu-1	Ez a felhasználó alapszinten beszéli a magyar nyelvet.

fi-1	Tämä käyttäjä osaa suomea vähän.

ipa-2
ə

This user has an intermediate understanding of the International Phonetic Alphabet.

This person's native language is one of the Slavic languages and so they have a little understanding of all Slavic languages.

Я	This user is able to read and write in cyrillic letters.

I want to visit

This user wants to visit Vietnam.

This user wants to visit Crimea.

This user wishes to visit Belarus.

This user wishes to visit Armenia.

Where I come from #2

This user is of Slavic ancestry.

This user is of
Ukrainian ancestry.

This user is of
Russian ancestry.

This user is of German ancestry.

This user is proud to be a
Ukrainian !

This user is proud to be an
Eastern European !

Politics

This user is a Communist.

This user is a Leninist.

This user would support a benevolent authoritarian dictatorship.

This user is highly against nazism.

This user supports Artsakh.

Likes and interest

fan-3

This user loves Go_A.

Я я

This user's favorite letter in the Russian alphabet is я.

This user is interested in Ukraine.

This user is interested in Hungary.

This user is interested in Armenia.

This user is interested in Kazakhstan.

This user is interested in Kyrgyzstan.

This user is interested in Uzbekistan.

This user is interested in Crimea.

List of Wikipedia articles I've edited

Viktor Bout, added his daughter's name
Omon (disambiguation), added the Belarusian OMON (AMAP)
L (disambiguation), added the palochka
Ruthenian language, there was a random { on the page for no reason, I deleted it
Palochka, added the letter name derivation in easier to find location
Yurik Vardanyan, fixed some transcription issues in his name
Zet (disambiguation), added the letter and the military symbol
Saniyat Ganachueva, her nationality was in plural form so I changed it to singular
Seyfula Magomedov, for the same reason as Ganachuyeva
Gasret Aliev, added his name in Russian Cyrillic + transcription
UKROP, the founder, Taras Batenko's name link linked to the Ukrainian article but there is an existing English language article.
Zuleikha (novel), fixed some format
Bandurist, added romanisation of Ukrainian Cyrillic
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, added her children's names
PZH (disambiguation), added the organisation Povernys Zhyvym
Saide Arifova, added birth date and death age
/q/ IPA, added Crimean Tatar occurrence
List of Crimean Tatars, an occurence of word "Russian" was not capitalised
Cherven (disambiguation), червень (cherven') is Ukrainian for June
Kramatorsk, Valeriy Herovkin was listed under Notable People section and no article was linked to him
/q/ IPA (again), added Tatar occurrence
Aydar (disambiguation), added River Aydar

List of Wikipedia articles I've talked / discussed

Voiced retroflex plosive (ɖ), occurs in Ukrainian (rarely)
Svanidze, trying to figure out if Kato Svanidze was called Ekaterine or Ketevan
Trident (disambiguation), the tryzub is a military symbol, but it's in the other section and not the military section?
Gasret Aliev, his name should be romanised as Gazret, I though I didn't edit the article because I don't know if Gasret is just what anglophones call him more
Russian political jokes, it links similar East German jokes on some of the Soviet ones, but it didn't on a Brezhnev joke that was virtually the same as a Honecker joke

Profile in other languages / on other wikis

Wikimedia

English (not much here)