This joke seems to be aging. Is it just me or...?Better run boy!
Ivani The Best
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There's no way for english people to read, for example, a russian name Vitaliy without spelling it like "Vitality", same for for Ivanich. I'm sure most people spell it like Ivani in their head and he is Ivani for them. That's what you get when you make such a nickname, understandable only for people from your country.
4=ch Ivani4=Ivanich It's a part of his goddamn name!!!1
Marco (a nordic name)
watI only know it's a name of the guitarist in Nightwish. I'm a kangaroo for god's sake, I don't know nothing about any names.
I only know it's a name of the guitarist in Nightwish. I'm a kangaroo for god's sake, I don't know nothing about any names.Finnish names can't usually be called "nordic" Altho since the middle ages most of the names are just modifications of christian names, like in Europe usually. And according to wikipedia, Marco isn't his real name, it's Marko. :wink:
Yeah I read his name as "Ivani Four"It looks cooler... it's like russian l33t speak...
If it's pronounced "ivanich" why not spell it the way it sounds?
If it's pronounced "ivanich" why not spell it the way it sounds?
Four hundred and twenty light it on fire and inhale it's vapors.
Same reason why we don't say "Four Hundred and Twenty" in your name, and know that it really means "Four-Twenty."
It's Ivanič. You're welcome
watpolo
Is that Serb for Ivanich ? Silly eastern and nordic europeans putting stuff above consonants. You don't learn in school that only vowels can have that ?
I knew it was Ivanich for whole time but I always spelled it like Ivanifour :D , Also its not Marcopus guys, its Macropus!* And Turkish has the best unique letter ever "ğ" "Ğ" , deal with it!In other words
Ğğ other languages!
It's Ivanič. You're welcome
Silly eastern and nordic europeans putting stuff above consonants.
Actually, Nordic folks only do it with vowels. Just exemplifying, in the sacred name of cultural exchange: "Æd en dampende pølle Kafein, din åndsamøbe".