Let's type in English again :)
Hi everyone!
Recently I have been typing on italki in Russian language but I have decided that I need some practice in English again. Some of you may ask "why are you even trying to learn Russian?", and my answer is: I like the Russian language and some parts of Russian culture. Let's begin with letters. Russian alphabet - cyryllic looks different than latin alphabet but some characters are similar. Anyway for me it's good to know what those characters mean and you can impress some of your friends by reading "exotic" texts. Another thing that I like is Russian music. Personally I think that Russian sounds like the best language in the whole world and music sung in Russian sounds so interesting and entertaining at the same time that makes me want to listen to it. From my point of view learning another languages than English can help people in future (you know, the era of globalisation) and every adult person should know at least one foreign language on at least A2 level.
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Let's Type in English Again :)
Hi everyone!Recently I have been typing on Italki in Russian (language) but I have decided that I needed some practice in English again. Some of you may ask, "Why are you even trying to learn Russian?", and my answer is: I like the Russian language and some parts of Russian culture. Let's begin with letters. Russian Cyrillic alphabet (proper noun, therefore capital letter) looks different than Latin (proper noun, therefore capital letter) alphabet but some characters are similar. Anyway for me it's good to know what those characters mean and you can impress some of your friends by reading "exotic" texts. Another thing that I like is Russian music. Personally I think that Russian sounds like the best language in the whole world and music sung in Russian sounds so interesting and entertaining at the same time, that it makes me want to listen to it. From my point of view learning another languages other than English can help people in the future (you know, the era of globalization) and every adult person should know at least one foreign language on at least A2 level.
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