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Hi :) My first higher education is linguistics. So I'm interested in languages and different cultures and I like to travel. I'm trying to always be positive and to get good emotions from everything. I love interior design, architecture, arts, fitness and cooking... yeah, good combination :) I'm looking for language exchange with interesting people from all around the world, to talk and share cultures and life experience. I would be happy to help anyone who is learning Russian!
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    Hi, as far as I know - that's the same verbe FERMARSI in both cases. In the first case you don't conjugate it because it goes together with dire and grammaticaly there should be an infinitive. So the translation would be - How about to stop at the pharmacy. However the reflexive part "SI" is changing for "CI" according to the implied subject "WE". In the second case it's a form of Imperativo. (=Let's stop first) and here you should conjugate it accordingly. You can't switch them around 'cause there are two different grammatical structures with different meaning. I hope it helps and sorry for my english :)
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    December 7, 2012
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