Introduction
Hey to everyone
5 interesting facts about me (first part):
- My favourtite flavor is strawberry
- I can talk without stopping for about half an hour and even more
- I did rope-jumping once and really enjoyed it
- I like electronic music, it gives me energy and good mood
- I like to travel and when I find myself somewhere in the unknow place, I usually play a game: I go somewhere without noticing where and then try to find a way to the station, f.e, or to the center.
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Introduction
Hey to everyone
5 interesting facts about me (first part):
- My favourtite flavor is strawberry Favourite is okay, but that is the BRITISH spelling. In the U.S. we leave out the "u."
- I can talk without stopping for about half an hour and even more
- I did rope-jumping once and really enjoyed it ... Interesting ... in the U.S. we say "jump rope." I never really thought about what the verb would be. You're probably right!
- I like electronic music, it gives me energy and good mood ... "It gives me energy and puts me in a good mood."
- I like to travel and when I find myself somewhere in the an unknow place, I usually play a game: I go somewhere without noticing where and then try to find a way to the station, f.e, or to the center. What is the "f.e."?
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no-no, my Englishj is not classical good English from good old England))
I practised it while beeing in States, so I had a very strong American accent. now it is mixed with Russian and a bit of German)) it's not so bad, as it sounds, I hope
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Speaking of pronunciation ... do you speak English with British pronunciation or with North American pronunciation? Where were you abroad?
I'm still thinking about working on Russian.
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Introduction
Hey to everyone
5 interesting facts about me (first part):
- My favourite flavour is strawberry.
- I can talk without stopping for about half an hour, or even more.
- I once skipped and really enjoyed it.
- I like electronic music. It gives me energy and a good mood.
- I like to travel, and often find myself somewhere unknown. I usually play a game: I go somewhere without paying attention to the way I get there. Then try to find my way to the station, for example, or to the centre.
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Thank you very much. I worry a bit about my talking skills, cos I lost my fluent good-pronounced English without practising abroad for some years. =( it's a pity
well, as for basic facts and phrases, foreigners can simply learn them, as I have seen. Though, Russian grammar is quite rough, heh
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