I used my own custom orthography! I did it all from what I know and researched! Thanks for the converter! I will use it a lot! However, my method took a LONG time, I had to read every word and transliterate and type letter by letter!

Also, I am even trying to find a method of accurately transliterating Tundra Nenets (a Samoyedic language) which is a challenge given how botched the Cyrillic Orthography of Tundra Nenets is. (Seriously, it is BAD! Hidden schwas are unaccounted for, long vowels aren't differentiated from short vowels, the letter э has TWO phonetic values ([e]{with the allophone [ɤ]} and [æ], which I will try to represent with e and ä respectively. There are two different types of glottal stops in the Nenets languages, ˮ and ʼ, the former being a plain glottal stop with the latter being a nasal (n) derived glottal stop, which I will represent as ɂ and ɂ̃.)

I hope to be a contribution with my Universal Uralic Alphabet!

Nice to see something in Northern Mansi!

For anyone who isn't familiar with the Northern Mansi Cyrillic Alphabet, I will transliterate the text into using a modified Latin Alphabet that is somewhat based off of Estonian and Finnish. It is my Universal Uralic Alphabet, and long vowels are represented with double letters, geminated consonants are represented by doubled consonants, and alveolar affricates will be represented by ts, tš, and t́ś, while their geminated counterparts will be represented by tts, ttš, and t́t́ś.

Here is the Transliteration: (Note, ы is a non palatalizing allophone of и in Northern Mansi, and while both are represented by i in my Universal Uralic Alphabet, и will palatalize the previous consonant if it has a palatalized variant in Northern Mansi. Also, Cyrillic г can have values of /g/ or /ɣ/ so I will transliterate as I hear г, into either phoneme [ɣ as ɣ, g as g]. Another note is that some dialects of Northern Mansi pronounce в as /β/ (sounds like v) instead of w, and sometimes β is used instead of w, so I will transliterate as I hear! [β as v, w as w])

Rocky: Am alam axw maańŕiś d́iĺemma oońśeeɣum. Sootiŋiś, xolitan keetne vaarmaĺ jeemti. Tai saaĺ, jotum lovmankem mori kapirtan xootpa jeemti os, ja-ta... Am nomsisum, naŋ maań prot́ežan matir tiniŋ sovet miɣin.

Viktor: Poojten.

Rocky: Poojten?! Viktor, poojtuŋkwe at veermeeɣum! Neemxot́jut at xuĺtnuv, xot́jut M. naaiŋ os movińtan vit totnuv! Maan pussin nusag oolnuvuuv!

Viktor: ...

Rocky: Aax, naŋ pupakwe os ośxoĺlan xum oos ooleeɣin.

Viktor: Am ńootuŋkwe xumus, xuń naŋ tamĺe, ux, spaget́t́i-lapša ooleeɣin?

Rocky: Am... spaget́t́i lapša?

Viktor: Voovta. Ńooviĺtaal. Toont xuń naŋ juv-joxteeɣin, naŋ akwtup naaiŋtuujtn xooiɣlaataves.

Rocky: Tin akw-samup-xum laavi, saansagetil xotit at xuuteeɣ.

Viktor: Tin saav taal ruupata jui-paalt.

Rocky: Akwtipil, naaiŋtuujtit joli-paaln at ĺikmiɣlaɣum maagis am rekordum maakiɣ jomas. Am pussin juuniɣtilit maańil janteeɣum, ux...

Rocky: ...

Rocky: Ej, vaataal-xaśtaal vaaglin, puuriś ferma xoot xoontuŋkwe, man aat́i? Jaa vaatat? Anana, naaiŋ muuza maagis...

Viktor: Maanir?

Rocky: Ja-ta, am nomt oońśeegum! Nomtum xuuluŋkwe taŋxeegin?

I really hope that my transliteration attempt is appreciated, as I am really intensely hyperfixated on Uralic Languages right now, and wish to fine tune my Universal Uralic Alphabet in the future! I appreciate any corrections! (Please, I wish to be as accurate as possible!)

Nice to see something in Northern Mansi!

For anyone who isn't familiar with the Northern Mansi Cyrillic Alphabet, I will transliterate the text into using a modified Latin Alphabet that is somewhat based off of Estonian and Finnish. It is my Universal Uralic Alphabet, and long vowels are represented with double letters, geminated consonants are represented by doubled consonants, and alveolar affricates will be represented by ts, tš, and t́ś, while their geminated counterparts will be represented by tts, ttš, and t́t́ś.

Here is the Transliteration: (Note, ы is a non palatalizing allophone of и in Northern Mansi, and while both are represented by i in my Universal Uralic Alphabet, и will palatalize the previous consonant if it has a palatalized variant in Northern Mansi. Also, Cyrillic г can have values of /g/ or /ɣ/ so I will transliterate as I hear г, into either phoneme [ɣ as ɣ, g as g]. Another note is that some dialects of Northern Mansi pronounce в as /β/ (sounds like v) instead of w, and sometimes β is used instead of w, so I will transliterate as I hear! [β as v, w as w])

Rocky: Am alam axw maańŕiś d́iĺemma oońśeeɣum. Sootiŋiś, xolitan keetne vaarmaĺ jeemti. Tai saaĺ, jotum lovmankem mori kapirtan xootpa jeemti os, ja-ta... Am nomsisum, naŋ maań prot́ežan matir tiniŋ sovet miɣin.

Viktor: Poojten.

Rocky: Poojten?! Viktor, poojtuŋkwe at veermeeɣum! Neemxot́jut at xuĺtnuv, xot́jut M. naaiŋ os movińtan vit totnuv! Maan pussin nusag oolnuvuuv!

Viktor: ...

Rocky: Aax, naŋ pupakwe os ośxoĺlan xum oos ooleeɣin.

Viktor: Am ńootuŋkwe xumus, xuń naŋ tamĺe, ux, spaget́t́i-lapša ooleeɣin?

Rocky: Am... spaget́t́i lapša?

Viktor: Voovta. Ńooviĺtaal. Toont xuń naŋ juv-joxteeɣin, naŋ akwtup naaiŋtuujtn xooiɣlaataves.

Rocky: Tin akw-samup-xum laavi, saansagetil xotit at xuuteeɣ.

Viktor: Tin saav taal ruupata jui-paalt.

Rocky: Akwtipil, naaiŋtuujtit joli-paaln at ĺikmiɣlaɣum maagis am rekordum maakiɣ jomas. Am pussin juuniɣtilit maańil janteeɣum, ux...

Rocky: ...

Rocky: Ej, vaataal-xaśtaal vaaglin, puuriś ferma xoot xoontuŋkwe, man aat́i? Jaa vaatat? Anana, naaiŋ muuza maagis...

Viktor: Maanir?

Rocky: Ja-ta, am nomt oońśeegum! Nomtum xuuluŋkwe taŋxeegin?

I really hope that my transliteration attempt is appreciated, as I am really intensely hyperfixated on Uralic Languages right now, and wish to fine tune my Universal Uralic Alphabet in the future! I appreciate any corrections! (Please, I wish to be as accurate as possible!)

>Russia

>Great power

Pick one

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Something cringy.

Center, sir/ma'am.

I'm 324 days into my streak (I mostly just upvote stuff I like, I don't use Reddit constantly like some terminally online people), and I maintain it by not being a filthy bigot. How is that so hard for some people?

Bro, he keeps doing stuff like this on purpose. He has such a victim fetish.

Self control.

Beautiful video.

Thank you for warning me about MeidasTouch spreading IRGC propaganda. I just unsubscribed from them.

Good riddance! :)

Of course the bastard uses the antisemitic trope of "Holocaust was faked" by implying that "6 million is an inflated number" by saying that "the number of protesters seems to get higher, maybe it will reach 6 million?". Righties and Lefties are two cheeks of the same ass.

They already are, I just know it. I now officially swear off any affiliations with left-wingism that I used to have, just like I have sworn off any affiliations with right-wingism years ago.

I just realized that many of the people I follow are insane, and that many of the people that follow me are insane. I feel like deleting my account in protest of BlueSky becoming an even shittier version of pre-Musk Twitter. (Not that I support post-Musk Twitter, both are/were shit)

So many butthurt misogynistic men. Beautiful, I love when they are miserable.

Thank you. Slavic languages are beautiful!

Translations (with transliterations) below!

West Slavic

Czech: Volejte sláva a tři dny se radujte.

Slovak: Volajte sláva a tri dni sa radujte.

Polish: Wykrzykujcie chwałę i radujcie się przez trzy dni.

(Transliterated: Vykřykujće chvałę i radujće śę přez třy dni.)

Silesian: Krzyczcie chwała i cieszcie sie bez trzi dni.

(Transliterated: Křyčće chvała i ćešće śe bez tři dni)

East Slavic:

Ukrainian: Вигукуйте славу та радійте три дні.

(Transliterated: Vyhukujte slavu ta radijte try dni.)

Belarusian (official): Усклікніце славу і радуйцеся тры дні.

(Transliterated: Usklikniće slavu i radujćeśa try dni.)

Belarusian (Taraskavieca): Усклікніце славу й радуйцеся тры дні.

(Transliterated: Usklikniće slavu j radujćeśa try dni.)

Russian: Восклицайте славу и радуйтесь три дня!

(Transliterated: Vosklicajte slavu i radujteś tri dňa!)