- Ana Abroad
- I asked Russian women if they want to have kids
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- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- Many children ... starting at 28—29.
Probably gynaecology is a bit undertaught in Russia.
Or, starting 29—30 as next woman said.
Has she never heard when Czarist Russian deliminated "Дѣвушка" from "Старая Дѣва"?
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- Audrūnas Gruslys
- So why is the birth rate in Russia so appaling, averaging around 1.3 children per women despite including Causacus region into the statistics?
- Hans-Georg Lundahl
- Audrūnas Gruslys Because they are totally gynaecologically naive.
Czarist Russian ... it had another alphabet. The letter ѣ was examplified by locative ending (o Царѣ = about the Tsar) and by Дѣва, with diminutives, which were explained. A Дѣвочка becomes a Дѣвушка at 12. A Дѣвушка, marries, becomes a nun, dies, or becomes a Старая Дѣва at 30. France in the Middle Ages actually counted a demoiselle as Catherinette if she was unmarried at 25.





