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Hello! I love learning languages. I learned Russian in college and I'm really just on iTalki to not lose my ability to speak it, and hopefully improve a little. I like opera, ballet, weightlifting, drawing and art (specifically fairytale art!), Disney, and glitter!
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Ani
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Oct 21, 2018
It was a nice conversation with Alice.
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    Looking for Russian language partner who wants to learn English!
    Hello! I'm looking for a native speaker of Russian who wants to learn English to be my language partner. I'd like to talk to someone on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I have a degree in Russian language and Russian literature so my Russian isn't bad at all! We can speak 30 min in English and 30 min in Russian. I like weightlifting, fairytales, books, Disney, and culture!
    August 28, 2019
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    рекомендовали... how embarrassing.
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    February 2, 2016
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    крсиивые русские стихи? Мне очень нравится поэзия и я бы хотела читать русские стихи! Какие стихи или поэтов вы бы рекомендировали? Я люблю Побло Нериду и Лбюиса Кэррола
    February 2, 2016
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  • Posted
    Does this sentence make grammatical sense? I am trying to say "The monkey decided to draw a portrait of the most beautiful monkey which could be found in the forest." Обезьяна решила нарисовать портрет самой красивой обезьяны, которую можно было бы найдена (?) в лесу.
    February 2, 2016
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  • Posted
    Ways to use the imperfective in this sentence? Hey! I have a homework assignment that I need a little help on. I need to figure out a way to use another verb in this sentence, but it has to be imperfective: После того, как Андрей встретился с директором этой фирмы... I'm having trouble thinking of ways to use an imperfective verb in such a way so that it would make sense and not sound funny. Any ideas?
    January 28, 2016
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  • Posted
    Simple Russian New Year's/Christmas/winter stories for children? I'm teaching a seven year old Russian and I'd like to find some VERY SIMPLE New Year's/winter stories to read with/to her that I can get online for free. I've Googled детские новогодные рассказы, but the language is too complicated. Obviously no matter what she won't really understand all of the vocabulary, but I just want to be able to find something with really simply sentence structure. Can anybody help me out? Thank you!
    December 14, 2015
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  • Posted
    Russian words which have the following roots in them- снег, холод, лёд, мороз? I'm teaching a little girl Russian and I'm working on her with weather. I think she would retain information better if I associated a bunch of similar sounding words and used them in activities, for example- снег, Белоснежка, Снегурочка, снеговик, Снежная Королева. For мороз I was thinking of using Дед Мороз and мороженое but I'd like at least one more. I'm not sure about лёд и холод (besides холодильник). If you can suggest a few or point me to an online etymology resource that I can use or something, that would be wonderful!
    December 7, 2015
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  • Posted
    When to use кушать vs есть? I'm a little confused as to what is appropriate to use in what context.
    December 4, 2015
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  • Posted
    saying the weather in Russian- does this sound okay? I teach little kids basic Russian and I wanted to know if this is okay- when describing the weather, to say "сегодня облачно/солнечно/туманно". Like how in English we say "today it's cloudy/sunny/foggy".
    December 4, 2015
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  • Posted
    какая разница между этими словами: дыра и прореха ожерелье и колье пагубный и вредный ещё, есть слово которое значит "cereal"? Не каша, но что-то сухое... как "cheerios". Я только нашла "зеровые продукты".
    October 13, 2015
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