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Lik and "Kompot"
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I don't think it's a "typical" expression but it does make sense that it's
compote (which is a very common fruit drink in Russia) rather than
applesauce (uncommon, if I remember correctly, as a food of choice for
people older than 2). Galya
From: Terry Myers <rqueneau@netscape.net>
Galya,
Here's the Russian text from Lik. The only difference from the English is the word "compote" instead of "applesauce." Is this a typical Russian expression?
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compote (which is a very common fruit drink in Russia) rather than
applesauce (uncommon, if I remember correctly, as a food of choice for
people older than 2). Galya
From: Terry Myers <rqueneau@netscape.net>
Galya,
Here's the Russian text from Lik. The only difference from the English is the word "compote" instead of "applesauce." Is this a typical Russian expression?
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