Gerhard and all who would like to congratulate Sasha Titov,
High-school students at the Jewish school in Chernivtsi learn English,
so you can write to him and tell him that he is a "molodiets".
I was recently told by a Chernivtsi resident that this word is
actually Ukrainian,
not Russian. Whichever it is, he will understand you.
Mimi
On Dec 27, 2012, at 4:53 PM, <GERHARDRODICA_at_aol.com> wrote:
>
> I read the original Russian text and was pleasantly surprised at the
> thoroughness and great objectivity of this youngster's work. As
> they say in
> Russian "molodets".
> Too bad I don't have cyrillic characters on my computer, I would
> have liked
> to congratulate him personally.
>
> Gerhard Schreiber
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