У нас очередная серия переводов с молодёжного на старорусский. Похоже, это уже становится отдельным видом художественной переработки текста.
У вас нет ощущения, что скоро в ЕГЭ появится задание: «Дайте два варианта перевода текста со сленга — на современный литературный язык и на старорусский»?
❤️ — и хорошо, хотя бы родной язык не забудут, 😆 — это будет провал.
У нас очередная серия переводов с молодёжного на старорусский. Похоже, это уже становится отдельным видом художественной переработки текста.
У вас нет ощущения, что скоро в ЕГЭ появится задание: «Дайте два варианта перевода текста со сленга — на современный литературный язык и на старорусский»?
❤️ — и хорошо, хотя бы родной язык не забудут, 😆 — это будет провал.
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