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Дерсу Узала / Dersu Uzala / デルス・ウザーラ / Dersu Uzała

Dersu sad "Моя" (My) like "Моя рубашка" (my shirt).
Dersu mówi "Моя" (Moja) jak "Моя рубашка" (moja koszula).
Дерсу говорить "Моя" как "Моя рубашка".

Example (Chapter 3):
Przykład (3 rozdział):
Пример (Глава 3):
"- Его все равно люди, - подтвердил он, - только рубашка другой. Обмани понимай, сердись понимай, кругом понимай! Все равно люди..."

Example with Chapter 2

Арсеньев:
- Моя тихонько ходи

Translation by Dennis Kalma:
“Me come quietly.”

Example with Chapter 3

Арсеньев:
- Как ваша понимай нету? Посмотри сам!

Translated by Malcom Burr:
“How you not know? Look self!”

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This is not only my opinion!

With acoolsha robert bruce: a personal culture log

"Dersu Uzala Sunday, December 26, 2004
Film
(dvd, my own)

Viewed this powerful film with friends.

I’ve seen it at least five or six times, and each time I see a bit more in the sparse and finely honed dialogue. I own the version with English subtitles, but for this film I prefer the version with German subtitles, which I’ve seen in a cinema. German has some advantages in conveying Dersu’s basic Russian: Dersu doesn’t use the “I” pronoun, in the English version he uses “me” whereas in the German he often uses “meine Leute,” which translates as “my people” and wouldn’t work well as such in English, but it does in the German. When Dersu speaks of animals in the forest, and the forces of nature, such as air, fire and water, he refers to them each as “Mensch” in the German and the English is rendered as “men.” “Mensch” can really only be translated in English as “human being,” which also wouldn’t work in the English, but is beautiful in the German.

Dersu!"

Thank you Robert!

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Zaimki w mowie Dersu
(wg. obu książek w polskim przekładzie)

Pronoun in speech of Dersu
(by both the books in polish editions)

ile razy: how many:	pol	rus	ang	przykład: example:
105	Moja	Моя	My	Моя хорошо понимай.
18	Twoja	Твоя	Your	Твоя понимай - амба!..
38	Jego	Его	His	Его далеко ходи нету.
29	Nasza	Наша	Ours	Надо наша скоро ходи
4	Wasza	Ваша	Yours	Как ваша понимай нету?

Pronoun in English, Rusian and Polish

Case	Singular	Plural
first person, nominative	I я ja	we мы my
second, nominative	you ты ty	you вы wy
third, nominative	he, she, it он, она, оно on, ona, ono	they они oni
first, accusative	me меня mnie	us nas
second, accusative	you тебе ciebie	you was
third, accusative	him, her, it его jego, ją, ono	them ich
first, genitive	my мой, моя, моё mój, moja, moje	our наш, наша, nasz, nasza, nasze
second, genitive	your твой, твоя twój, twoja, twoje	your ваш, ваша, wasz, wasza, wasze
third, genitive	his, her, its его, её jego, jej,	their их ich