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>>/22718/ > Vladimir -> Volodya I thought it was vanya but whatever. > This is more versatile thing, Mehmet can be called Mehmetik (best soft form I guess, but sounds as "small Mehmet"), Mehmetenka (already sounds fun because that suffix is good only for Slavic names), Mehmetochka etc, but that usage is very informal. Maybe in family relationship it could be used often, but not in common speech. I would atleast some shit like meyushka exist or misha but I guess we'll have it in future thanks to kadyrov :DDD nod really Our dimunitive is usually only for referring children or showing affection to something little or outright belitteing, mocking. >>/22717/ why e becomes fancy e? how do we read it again?