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Subject: Re: Russian transliteration Author: David [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:56:09 27/04/2001 In reply to: Gary 's message, "Re: Russian transliteration" on 13:50:17 26/04/2001 I prefer Onegin to Onyegin, simply because the former is good for jokes. For example, in May's BBC Music magazine, we have: … the daft The Seven Seasons (what next – Eugene Ninegin?) I can well believe that much of this French influence results from ties between the countries in past times. This would explain such French or Frenchified titles as Casse-Noisette and Pique Dame. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]