Russians of /int/. Is "Kaspersky" pronounced Kas-persky

The first one

Why the fuck do you ask Russians about the pronunciation of an English word?

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>>77080386
wtf are you saying bro

>>77080496
It's a Russian company.

>>77080386
dumbass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaspersky_Lab

>>77080544
Thanks for the (You) Poland.

>>77080386
Kasper
Sky
like ghost+sky
ghost in sky catching viruses

>>77080536
It's an English word, you moron.

>>77080563
He is Indonesian

>>77080599
How is it an English word it obviously looks Russian.

>>77080588
Not OP, but I always thought you pronounced it like a Russian name.

Ka-sperski

>>77080622
Are you actually retarded? Do you know that Russian language uses Cyrillic?

>>77080678
>what is transliteration

>>77080691
Het grappige is dat de Russen daadwerkelijk denken dat ze het als Engels uitspreken, wat waarschijnlijk helemaal niet het geval is.

Zie 1:24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMzJoDKS3So

i was pronunce this shit " kaesper- skai"

>>77080712
who's the hottie on 0:09 habibi?

>>77080691
>What are different languages

>>77080917
>"eh what up guys, it's NFRKZ here."

>>77080678
Alphabetical can be translate to vise versa so letters dont make up a word persé. Can't say if a word is russian or not by just lettering

>>77080404
he said russians not hohols

>>77080917
>"elloh blayhsurs noufackers eer"

Kasper-sky

since all russians are useless and retarded inbred underage subhumans i will answer you. the y is a transliteration of ы, which is pronounced as əi. although in transliterated and ANGLO'd russian words it just ends up being pronounced as i. So kaspersky is pronounced as kasperski.

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>>77080496
>>77080599
>>77080678
>>77080917