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Heya! My name is Darkhan, you can call me 'Dark' if you want=P. Most people find it difficult to pronouns, so=). I am from Kazakhstan. Currently studying at university in UK. Currently I am interested in Japanese language, culture and music. Hope I will visit Japan in near future. I also would like to improve my kazakh language too. I am quite new to this website, so in exchange I can offer you 3 languages: Kazakh, Russian and English. Feel free to contact me.
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    Hello Paige!

    I can help you with russian if you want.

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    May 13, 2014
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    Concept of being nice.

    We all know that people need to be nice to each other, as we all humans and live in one society.

    However, is being 'nice' that important in our society? Does it really improve behaviour of humans in the society, or does it actually worsen it?

    According to many Western countries, being 'nice' to your neighbour, co-worker, random person on the street have become part of culture. Although, people don't display their negative emotions towards particular individual, that do not mean they don't feel that way. As a consequence people learn to hide their true emotions and increase 'two face' traits. Is it good or is it bad?

    When we are engaged in an activity with another person which we do not feel happy about, there are certain complication there. The concept of 'niceness' teach us to not hurt feeling of the member of your society. That is indeed important, but where is the limit of it? Does 'niceness' stop just there? Or does it actually dictates to wear the mask all the time. Pretending that people around are nice and ready to assist. But isn't it getting a little too much?

    Does modern society really needs to be nice to that extreme? Does it mean that human race became more emotionally vulnerable than it's used to be?

    What is important for society: niceness or sincereness?

    P.S. I know that in some Eastern countries this concept is also common. (E.g. Japan...)

    March 19, 2014
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  • Commented

    In Kazakhstan we don't have a choice of languages at schools. In majority of schools English and Russian are the must subjects.
    At college and university you already have a chance to learn language you like.

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    March 14, 2014
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  • Commented

    Sure, I can help.

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    March 11, 2014
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  • Commented

    'Я учу экономику.'
    'Я изучаю экономику.'
    They are both are equally correct. Hope that helped. 

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    March 11, 2014
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    How do you know this? Откуда Вы знаете это? (polite form/formal form) / Откуда ты знаешь это? (informal form/casual form) He is a pastor who works for god. Он пастор, (который) служит господу. * the word in brackets can be used, however there is no need in it, I think. The word pastor already means that he worship and work for god, so clarification is unnecessary. Who is the main character in the story? Кто является главным персонажем в этой истории? * This sentence was well done, just a minor change. I wish I was a prince. Хотел бы я быть принцем. Hope I helped. Don't be afraid of doing mistakes, at least you try, it is good=)
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    March 10, 2014
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    Tatiane,

    Actually, you are free to do so, but there are consequences... Even though some people avoid those consequences... But I do understand what you mean. Law don't allow us to do bad things, however, come on, it does not really stop people, does it? 
    Anyway, my point was a little bit different there are a lot of things that restricts human's freedom: government, phones(social network)[in a way it does restrict], social media, TV, community's view.
    I am not saying that complete freedom is a good thing, neither I am saying it is a bad thing. But the whole concept of it. Wether modern community is really need it?

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    March 9, 2014
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    Tatiane,

    So you are saying that we only have freedom of mind. But what is a freedom for you? Won't it create chaos if people are given too much freedom? Does our society actually ready for that?
    Most of the governments run on either direct of indirect control of their citizens. 

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    March 9, 2014
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    Oh I looooooove chocolate soooo much!=) I actually like anything sweet, not only chocolate.

    I even like dark chocolate, but still prefer milk^_^
    oh, from all chocolate types, I don't like mint chocolate or peppermint. Don't know, it's just taste like a toothpaste to me... 

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    March 9, 2014
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    What are the boundaries of Complete Freedom?

    Freedom. What it is? Have you thought about it? Have you realised it?

    Of course, interpretations of 'Freedom' differs from person to person. However, have you ever questioned yourself, is it a real freedom? Do we live in a free society or do we live in the illusion of it?
    And, if we do live in the illusion, what are the boundaries of freedom? Where is that line beetwen freedom and chaos? Is there a line? And if yes, who decides to mark the line beetwen them?

    I know I asked too many questions=) But it is a really nice way to make people think and discuss. I personally don't know. But recently, I came up with that idea and start thinking about it. What do you think?

    P.S. It's really philosophical but yet, practical question in our modern society... Let's discuss it^_^
    Please, I hope we discuss it in a civil way, with out insults to each other, ok? Good=)

    Thank you all for your commitment on the topic in advance. I appreciate it very much. 

    March 9, 2014
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