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For French: I'm in the nuclear industry, and career wise it would be to my benefit to learn French, as they are the most nuclear reliant country in the world. I went ti Nice, France recently & loved it. I can only imagine how much grater my experience would've been if I knew French. For Russian: My great Grandfather was 100% Polish & my great Grandmother 100% Russian, and while my family identifies with the Polish side more, I've always been fascinated with Russian & it's beautiful language. I've tried learning from rote memorization as well as through software, but I think actual practice, both in typing and in conversation, is the only way I'll ever make real progress. Some day, when my skill level is high enough, I hope to travel to Russia on a sort of pilgrimage. As far as about me, I'm a single father of 3 who works at a nuclear power plant near Washington DC. I served in the US Navy for 7.5 years before that working with Reactors on submarines, and have found it to be a very rewarding career move. I hope to be able to find someone to help learn English while they help me learn Russian or French.
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    March 21, 2014
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    Жизнь грубая Вы либо узнать от ниго и куда.
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    Новый год Как Вы празднуете новый год?
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    What has been the best method for you to learn a foreign language?

    Rosetta Stone, Formal classes, Flash cards, Skype, study groups, books, audio, italki, what's worked best for you?

    May 7, 2013
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    Depends on context. If describing the act of sales, then it means "You guys" have done more deals than the other team. "Closed" in the way this is written is usually used to describe going door to door, through out the town, to accomplish a specific task.
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    May 7, 2013
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    Lead refers to the material the bullets were made out of (Pb). Stakes refers to the 2 columns on a guns "sight" used to aim a gun. Picture this as the top of the gun you are aiming: | . |
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    May 7, 2013
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    "...articles that marked a life I was not convinced had needed to be lived." Things left behind from someone, now dead, who's life had so little effect that had they not been born at all no one would've noticed or remembered them in death.
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    May 7, 2013
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    It's fine the way it's written. If you want to use Party instead of Part, it would be written "...will travel to the country of ANOTHER PARTY establishes..."
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    May 7, 2013
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    Some believe after you die your spirit (soul) may stay near where you died. These spirits are called Ghosts. The place where they are is sometimes called haunted. So places that had a lot of deaths in the past, like battlefields, hospitals, or houses are sometimes turned into destinations for tourists, called "tourist attraction" I hope this helps.
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    May 7, 2013
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    Possibly women are more interested in learning English than men in non-english speaking parts of the world.  I crave to learn Russian & eventually French in the hopes that some day I may go to these places...could be the same reason for them.

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    May 4, 2013
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