To all Master Chefs!

After spending my summer in international workcamp where we had special days devoted to food  of one particular country, I've become deeply interested in different cuisines! So if you could advice me with your favorite recipe typical for your culture I'd be very-very thankful!

Warm hugs:)

If you were a foreign investor would you invest in Russian manufacturing? Why or why not?

Music on cellular level I bet each of you has a special song that you listen again and again, the song which gives you special indescribable emotions ... so share it with me..;)

Cinderella, Pumpkin, Rock-n-Roll

All of you guys enjoined fairy-tales in your childhood, right? So could you recall the names of your most favourite ones?  

Mine is "The Happy Prince" by Oscar Wilde:)

Art or Rubbish?!

Russian poet Joseph Brodsky once said :"I went to the art museum and saw ad nauseam" ( what literally means his visit to contemporary Art museum was sickening)!

What do you, guys, think about contemporary art? Are there any worthy representatives?

Drunk Native Do native English speakers confuse tenses when they are drunk??:)

"My experience of visiting Rammstein concert Or how to stay alive" Hello guys! Have you ever been to metal concerts? If your answer is "yes", you are probably aware of the fact that such concerts are not for weak and nervous men!) This year I've been to Rammstein concert ( German metal band) plus there were four more bands performing before the headliner, so it was kind of Festival. The show started at 3pm but some crazy fans spent night near the gate hoping to be first in the queue in the morning. I came at about 7:30 and there were about 50-60 fans already. By 12:00 there was a tremendous line in front of the gate, which policemen tried to fence. The pressure in the crowd was pretty high so one couldn't even seat, we had to stand all the time not to lose our place in the line. When gates were opened crowd rushed to another gate where they had to throw out water and sharp accessories. Next point was check-in, the crowed rushed again, here staff put on bracelets on our hands. And final distance was way to the stage. As I had ticket to fan zone it really made sense to run fast!;))) The faster you run the closer to the band you stand! I was in the second line- in front of Till Lindemann! Probably the most tiring part was waiting for Headliner for 6 hours: sweaty crowd, not enough water, not enough room to sit. Many people fell unconscious , it was scary a bit! BUT when Rammstein got started we forgot all our tiredness! 1.5 hours of show passed incredibly fast! The pyrotechnics was fascinating, I nearly had feeling that my skin and eyebrows were burnt totally! It was also incredible when the whole stadium was singing the refrain and switched on flashlights on their phones. When I looked around I had strong feeling that I'm in the deep space with billions of stars around! When we were leaving the stadium fans were singing song "Moskau", we definitely felt like a unity in out love to Rammstein:) So my advice to people who are up to go to the Metal concert for the first time: * Take enough water with you. * Girls, braid your hair. * If there is a crush try to stay on your feet - fell down = got injured, lift your hands a bit not to make the crowd pressure your lungs. * Do not take rucksacks and bags with you, better keep things in pockets. * If you are in the fan zone forget the morality and try to be in the head of the line ! (I'm serious;))! * Try to stay away from slam. Second note is a bit long but I hope it will be useful for some of you! Still looking forward to hear your corrections!

The Very first note on Italki ;D Hello everyone! I'm Diana & I'm a student of People's Friendship University of Russia, I study adveritsing and PR. This field implies excellent knowledge of English, since the largest advertising agencies are situated in The US. So learning English is my investment to my future career, I would really love to do an internship somewhere abroad and to gain some useful experience from foreign colleagues. English is also the key to British and American literature which I desperately try to read without dictionary (but it's pretty hard!). But I believe that original version differs from translated one the same way as the face of the cloth differes from the wrong side. I'll be really thankful to you, guys, if you correct my mistakes! See you all!:)