John VaroliThe language of Russian immigrants in English-speaking countries is a wild blend of Russian and English, nicknamed ‘Runglish’. Instead of "Ya zanyat' ("I'm busy") - "Ya busy." Everyone on the ISS is obliged to know Russian and English fluently, so ‘Runglish’ appeared there naturally. Sergey Kazak / TASSAt the same time, not only emigrants use ‘Runglish’, but also Russians who like to insert foreign words into their speech, i.e. Even in the Soviet years, they used to say ‘flat’ (instead of ‘kvartira’ in Russian) or ‘girlA’ (‘girl’, ‘devushka’).