>>1747
Your pronunciation is perfect.

Though, you should know Pinya has nothing to do with Putin, but real Pinyas were so upset of being called Pinyas they decided to create another meaning of the word so everyone would forget what Pinya means. Pinya is a character of an old cartoon spread on the Internet about people like the OP. Pinya never goes outdoors, has no life and parasites on his parents — he is too busy calling the United Russia party a party of crooks and thieves on the Internet. The party is the root of all his problems, and the reason why he is a virgin and has to live with his parents. Some people call Navalny Pinya, and it's because he is an example of Pinya though a successful one — he has bitcoins, wife, children, young disciples climbing streetlamps.

Why would someone call Putin Pinya? Well, there is no logic. It's just that they were irritated by the fact this cartoon was so spot-on, so they're doing what you see now. You know, a couple of these Pinyas actually went to a populated square and tied a mannequin to a pillar, taped a picture of Putin to the head of the mannequin and wrote "Pinya" on its chest. They got arrested for calling for lynch and overthrow or something, but they are heroes of all Pinyas since Pinyas now think that incident is a proof of Putin being Pinya. Don't let them deceit you!

>>1747
Sounds Great! You could be a perfect russian patriot if you live in other country and love Пыня.