Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για Ö
1. In the old days, bad women were đŕçâđŕňí';ö$'; (libertines), đŕńďóňí';ö$'; (profligates), or áëóäí';ö$'; (loose women). Sometimes this meant that they were prostitutes; sometimes it meant that they fooled around on the side.
2. The various Ńŕäîâí';÷ĺńę';ĺ óë';ö$'; (Gardener‘s streets) were once home to the tsar‘s gardens.
3. The various Ęóçíĺöę';ĺ óë';ö$'; (Smithy streets) don‘t need much explaining, nor do the many incarnations of Ěîíĺňí$';ĺ óë';ö$'; (Coin streets), where the state mints were located.
4. This language watcher says that íîâŕH'; ňđŕä';ö';H'; (new tradition) is nonsense, since a tradition is old by definition.
5. If you are feeling adventurous and trust the salon, you could ask for: î÷';ńňęŕ ë';öŕ (facial), ő';ě';÷ĺńę';é ď';ë';í'; (chemical peeling), ýď';ëH';ö';H'; (depilation, in Russian also called óäŕëĺí';ĺ âîëîń), îęđŕńęŕ đĺńí';ö (eyelash coloring) or even ő';ě';÷ĺńęŕH'; çŕâ';âęŕ đĺńí';ö (eyelash perms). Or save your money and wear a turban and dark glasses until your next trip home.