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I'm PhD student in Moscow State University, Russia and PhD student in Germany at the same time. I like communicating with different people, especially if I can talk their native language. This makes them more open and discussions are more emotional and sensitive. I experienced in learning languages in a short time. Now, I'm sure that one can learn a language to a conversational level very fast. I'm convinced that firstly one should speak a language and then try speak it very correctly and improve an accent. After two weeks of learning German I was at level B1, then after a month I could explain everything I need to people. After one week additional practice (just speaking without learning) I was able to hold a conversation for several hours with new German friends. Then I did the same with Arabic and Spanish languages. Now, I want to start Chinese. So, after one month of learning a language one could be able to express himself. And what is interesting, is that at this point one can improve himself just by speaking with different people and having fun with them. After getting the basics of language we can improve our skills without putting much effort. I thought that I can help other people learn the language in a fast way. I started with native (Russian) language. I had troubles at first lessons, because I can speak it without understanding (HOW?) After some time I developed a system in order to reproduce the learning method, which I have applied to other languages. Now the lessons are more effective, and I can already see results:)
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    1. Слушайте - imperative form of "to listen" for second person plural and for second person polite form. Слуша(ем) - this ending (ем) corresponds to first person plural; we listen, we are listening = мы слушаем. 2. "a ещё" means "also, as well". "ещё" means "yet, still". Я ещё дома = I'm still at home. Note that "a" can be translated as "and, but" , but used usually to contrast two parts of a sentence. Example: Я здесь , а ты там = I'm here , (but/and, in contrast) you are there Я работаю, а ты нет = I work, but you don't 3. Мы Делаем (что-то) дОма (the accent on O letter) = We are making/doing (something) at home. Compare with: Мы делаем домА (the accent on A letter) = We make/do houses, but better to say that "we biuld houses" = мы строим домА. 4. Все знают (everybody knows), что(that) финские домА(finnish houses) очень хорошие (very good) и качественные (good quality). 5. Он думает, что они не работают, только он. or it could be better this way: Он думает, что только он работает, а они не работают. "Только" means "only, just". "Только он" = "only he"
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    June 24, 2014
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    In languages verbs are usually followed by direct objects (accusative case).

    For example: I(subject) call him(direct object, accusative) = я зову его.

    When we say names in Russian , we do this literally like this : (they) call me Rachel= (они) меня зовут Rachel. We omit (они) in this case, but the conjugation is like for 3rd person plural. Such usage is kind of passive construction. меня  = direct object, accusative.

    All pronouns in accusative are : меня, тебя, его, её, нас, вас, их

     

    To express possesion we say literally: at me there is something=  у меня есть что-то (means I have something).

    After propositions we use specific cases,e.g. after prepostion "у" we always use Genetive case, which is for pronouns identical to accusative one.

    However if a vowel comes after a preposition, we add "н" to the beginning of a pronoun.

    For example: He has something. We don't say "у его есть что-то", but "у Него есть что-то".

    Example From your sentences "он есть дети" is incorrect, we use "у него есть дети" instead.

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    June 19, 2014
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    Had another Russian lesson today so decided to use the vocabulary I learnt in a kids story. 


    Here goes:

    В лесу есть живут/жили три поросенка, Харри, Жане и Петер <em>(we use the verb to live= жить, I live я живу ...,I lived = я жил, especially if you tell a story)</em>. они живут в маленьком доме.
    Они хотят работать в цирке. Они могут работать У них (есть) много работы в лесу <em>(to express possesion we use: I have = у меня есть, they have = у них есть)</em>, они могут найти много пищи, но они несчастливы потому что Харри не видит; Жане не может танцевать, а Петер только ест шоколад.
    Жане говорит: "Завтра ты будешь учить меня танцевать, тогда мы можем работать в цирке".
    Харри отвечает: "У меня нет глаз, у меня нет глаз, я не могу работать в цирке".
    Петр говорит: "Я не хочу работать в цирке, я только хочу  чтобы есть шоколад " <em>(here </em><em>want +inf.</em> <em>(e.g. to eat) = хотеть +inf. (e.g. есть).</em>

    <em>Example: Я хочу есть шоколад. </em>

    <em>Чтобы means in order to. </em><em>Example: Я хочу(буду) много учить(ся), чтобы  стать умным = I want to study a lot in order to be/become smart/clever.) </em>


    But you have learned a lot, you will definitely learn Russian very quickly!

    keep practicing :)

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    June 2, 2014
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    Зудравствуйте:)

    Меня зовут Хэну и мне 23 лет. я люблю в России даже погоду
    Я учусь русский язык уже 1год, но ещё сложно и трудно...
    Недавно(5 дней назад) я прилетил в Новосибирске. Там Уже холодно :))
    У меня есть много свободного времени свободное время слишком много.
    Как бы мне провести время проводить время?
    Спасибо за внимание.

     

    У Вас хороший русский

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    May 16, 2014
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    I'm looking for a Russian\English EXchange. I know Russian

    Hi! My name is Igor and I am from Russia. Can you help me learn English ? I can teach Russian.

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    May 14, 2014
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    As the text was corrected before me, I will point just some of mistakes which fall into a pattern:

    To make negative stattements in Russian we use double negation. In German only one negation is used, like I don't do anything = Ich mache nichts.

    In Russia we say: Я ничего не делаю.

    Therefore your "Ничего изменялся" should be as "Ничего не изменилось"=nothing has changed.

    "никогда состоялся" should be "никогда не происходило,этого никогда не было" never happened or never have taken place.

    "Несколько лет назад я с эксподругой познакомились." - German word order with the verb at the end. We don't separate the verb and subject too much. We separate it, e.g. with time words like "today, tomorrow, last year". 

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    May 13, 2014
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    я бурак.

    я бурак. я хачу гаварит русски яазык.

     

    Меня зовут Бурак (Literally I'm called ...).

    Я хОчу гОвОрить по-русски. (I want to speak Russian)

     

    We pronounce "O" as "A" if it is not under an accent. That's why you probably have made those mistakes.

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    May 13, 2014
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    The phonetics of the Spanish language is quite easy in comparison with other European languages. If you know English, this is going to help you a lot, because there are a lot of similarities in verbs, nouns and grammatical structures. Look: recibir - to receive; aceptar - to accept; encontrar - to find or encounter
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    May 13, 2014
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    "Дети, зарубите себе на носу, что нельзя садиться за стол с немытыми руками"
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    May 10, 2014
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    Где бы вы провели медовый месяц?

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    May 7, 2014
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