Probably, one should already explain to the children in kindergarten that there is nothing good in swearing, adults should know that you need to follow the rules of Russian speech at work, to behave as a person deserves - the peak of nature's creation. The only one on planet Earth to have the gift of speech. If you think about the meaning of profanity and understand what is said through the mat, it becomes simply scary that it has penetrated into our everyday life so much.
Probably it is necessary not only to laugh, seeing such a "translation" on a computer monitor, but also to give yourself the trouble to reflect on your own speech. As far as people have forgotten normal speech, they have forgotten not only simple human norms of behavior, but also the very concept, such as the rules of Russian speech at work, that they have to translate profanity into normal Russian.
How much it is necessary not to respect a person, that going to send him to where Makar did not look. Wish him to have what it is disgusting to imagine. Mate insults, and do not say that it can be poetic, fervent and fun. Especially in women. There are a lot of reviews on the forums about the fact that from the lips of a woman the mat especially cuts the ear.
In society, many have forgotten what the rules of Russian speech are. At the factory, in the usual society of men, mate is used, but how unpleasant it is to hear it from the driver, who is not at all embarrassed by the presence of women with children, alternates his speech with selective abuse. Young people also can not do without not using the words of swear words in a conversation. On the streets, in shops and public places, more and more mat is heard.
How not to speak to speak Russian
They say in vain that the mat is a Russian tradition and you should not pay such close attention to profanity. Some workers do not use swearing at home, and when they come to work, they immediately apply the rules of Russian speech, they can’t speak at work except for obscene language.
Mat during the tsarist regime in Russia was a privilege of the common people, and if it was used by nobles, it was only to emphasize the nationality of speech and was never a means of communication.
Today, the rules of Russian speech, in the production of which many have not heard, will be discussed below.
The rules of direct speech, not complex but extensive
The rules for direct speech are sometimes confused by those who use them in the text. They should just be well remembered, since they are not particularly difficult.
- In the text, direct speech is distinguished by a colon and quotation marks or a dash. Quotation marks are in the sentence, and dashes are in the paragraph.
- The author’s speech can stand after the line, then it stands out with quotes and dashes:
Don’t you go? asked Nikolai, turning to us. - After the game, everyone went to the house, Nikolai shouted: “Keep up, go faster!” Everyone laughed. Or: Nikolai shouted:
- Keep up, go faster! Everyone laughed. It was warm and a thunderstorm was gathering. - If there is a quote in the text, then it is inserted with quotation marks, but without a colon.
- If direct speech is in front of the text, then it stands out sequentially: quotation marks, dashes.
- If the author’s text breaks the direct speech, it looks like this:
“Well, enough, enough,” he said, “did I really deserve such a reception?” - The rules of direct speech are a little more complicated when it breaks and contains the author’s words in the middle. Before and after the dash, commas or other punctuation marks are used that are relevant in meaning (punctuation marks are directly related to the meaning). For instance:
“Wait,” shouted Nikolai, “you forgot your bag!” (the letter after the comma and dash is small).
“The train is coming,” he nodded toward the platform and paused. - Then for a long time the people do not disperse (the letter after the dot and the dash is large). - Another rule: when the author’s words are torn and the first part of the author’s speech accompanies the first half of the text, and the second refers to the last part, then the author’s words in the second part are accompanied by a colon and dash. For instance:
“They are completely mad,” he grumbled angrily, and added, turning to Natalia: “What are you doing here?”
Thoughts and thoughts of the hero of the story are highlighted in quotation marks in the text.