First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am an russian student, learning programming techniques, especialy system programming, like OS and drivers development. My primary specialization is assembly

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself I am an russian student, learning programming techniques, especialy system programming, like OS and drivers development. My primary specialization is assembly language, i have some expirince of development apps on it, generaly on Windows OS-es. Ive already read a lot of technical documentation in english, have quite good understanding of language(i cases where i cant understand something - Google Translate will help :) ) but i have almostly no expirience in speaking on english( i wrote this text myself but this was realy painy adventure for my mind %) btw: i've was always thinking that all english-speaking people are like compilers and if i make an smallest mistake in writing a word, it would make it unreadable for this people :) ), but i have very small expirience in speaking with other people, and want to extend it.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am an russian student, learning programming techniques, especialy system programming, like OS and drivers development. My primary specialization is assembly language, i have some expeirience of development apps oin it, generaly on Windows OS-es. Ive already read a lot of technical documentation in english, have quite good understanding of language(in cases where i cant understand something - Google Translate will help :) ) but i have almostly no expirience in speaking on english( i wrote this text myself but this was really a painyful adventure for my mind %) btw: i've was always thinking that all english-speaking people are like compilers and if i make an the smallest mistake in writing a word, it would make it unreadable ~~for this people~~ [technically correct -- if you change "this" to "these", but unnecessary] :) ), but i have very ~~small~~ little expeirience in speaking with other people, and want to extend it.

See! Barely a single correction! And those were quite insignificant.

If you are speaking to Americans, I would not worry about being understood. Every day we speak with a lot of people who are just beginning to learn English. As a result, we can usually understand what someone is trying to say.

And if not, we're pretty good with hand signals -- and my son even carries a sketch pad with him!

Don't forget, we're a "land of immigrants" which means we (or our parents or grandparents) all had to learn the language. So just join us in the experience and enjoy!

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