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Does one use (still) / did one really used once гангрена (проклатаяпроклятая)! as curse word, as it appears in Двенадцать стульев?
If I'm not mistaken some character in Ilf-Petrov's wonderful novel Двенадцать стульев wants to damn something. I don't quite remember the situation, but he says
– гангрена (проклатаяпроклятая)!
Is any of these words still in modern Russian in use?
Does one use (still) / did one really used once гангрена (проклатая)! as curse word, as it appears in Двенадцать стульев?
If I'm not mistaken some character in Ilf-Petrov's wonderful novel Двенадцать стульев wants to damn something. I don't quite remember the situation, but he says
– гангрена (проклатая)!
Is any of these words still in modern Russian in use?
Does one use (still) / did one really used once гангрена (проклятая)! as curse word, as it appears in Двенадцать стульев?
If I'm not mistaken some character in Ilf-Petrov's wonderful novel Двенадцать стульев wants to damn something. I don't quite remember the situation, but he says
– гангрена (проклятая)!
Is any of these words still in modern Russian in use?
Does one use (still) / did one really used once гангрена (проклатая)! as curse word, as it appears in Двенадцать стульев?
If I'm not mistaken some character in Ilf-Petrov's wonderful novel Двенадцать стульев wants to damn something. I don't quite remember the situation, but he says
– гангрена (проклатая)!
Is any of these words still in modern Russian in use?
