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Sawatdee khrap! I'm Russian often travelling to Thailand and I want to speak Thai. If you like I'll be happy to teach you Russian. I live in Nizhny Novgorod and I run sports retail. I like music, sports, yoga and travels. If you like I can teach you speaking Russian or tell you about Russia. I can speak average English as well. Khop khun khrap!
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    Suksan Songkran! Sawad dee khrub thuk phuan thai! Kho hai mee pee mai thue rung rot naa! Yury
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    Hi! You can find Russian-Thai dictionary here: http://www.thailanguage.ru/dict Go ahead!
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    November 10, 2012
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    Hello World

    HI, I'm ice I'm from Thailand and my native language is Thai. I'm studying in Sotfware Engineering and I'm learning English I want to improve my English because I would like to continue my study in abroad. I want to make new friends here and hope to see nice people that can help me. ^^

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    November 8, 2012
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    November 8, 2012
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    Мне кажется, что это дело именно этих двух людей. И никого больше. Это их личное дело и если им хорошо вместе, то все остальное ерунда. Что бы ни говорила китайская пословица, в жизни встречаются подобные браки, которые длятся долго и счастливо. По-моему, любой брак - рулетка, если люди недостаточно знают друг друга или принимают скоропалительные, не до конца осознанные решения.
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    October 30, 2012
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    I can help to know Russia and with learning Russian language. If you speak Thai, sanook guaranteed!

    Sawatdee khrap! I'm Russian and I want to be helpful if you learn Russian. I also speak not bad English, as I travelled a lot. And if you are Thai native speaker looking for exchange partner or just want to know Russia better, I might be not the worst choice. Ask me anything, just not money! (at least, not straight away!) I will reply to all. Mee kwam sook mak mak!

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    October 22, 2012
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    Все зависит от контекста. "На период" чаще используется когда мы говорим о будущем, а "за период" - кода мы говорим о прошлом, подводя итоги. Например, "дела на день" (предстоящий), и "дела за день" (прошедший). Можно говорить: на/за - год/месяц/день/час/минута/секунда.
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    October 21, 2012
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    I can help to know Russia and with learning Russian language. If you know Thai, sanook garanteed! Sawatdee khrap! I'm Russian and I want to be helpful if you learn Russian. I also speak not bad English, as I travelled a lot. And if you are Thai native speaker looking for exchange partner or just want to know Russia better, I might be not the worst choice. Ask me anything, just not money! (at least, not straight away!) I will reply to all. Mee kwam sook mak mak!
    October 21, 2012
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