romanization and freaking out less
Nov. 23rd, 2010 10:42 pmHey! Speaking of romanization of people's names!
One of our friends from school, Michael ("Mik-hai-el"), spells his last name "Zlatkovsky". It's really Златковский, of course. But it was sort of an accident that it got transliterated that way on his passport, he explains. His father, the great pianist Alexander Zlatkovski, is spelled a different way. I'm really enjoying his album!
There are a million things to do, but I have them written in a list and I'll do them one at a time.
If Lindsey and I were in The Yay next summer, would you hang out with us there? Because it sure looks like we're going to the Yay to work for well-known tech companies. Oh hecks yes.
One of our friends from school, Michael ("Mik-hai-el"), spells his last name "Zlatkovsky". It's really Златковский, of course. But it was sort of an accident that it got transliterated that way on his passport, he explains. His father, the great pianist Alexander Zlatkovski, is spelled a different way. I'm really enjoying his album!
There are a million things to do, but I have them written in a list and I'll do them one at a time.
If Lindsey and I were in The Yay next summer, would you hang out with us there? Because it sure looks like we're going to the Yay to work for well-known tech companies. Oh hecks yes.