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Hello! I'm a 22 years old italian guy currently studying chemical engineering in Bologna. My main hobby is studying languages, I've studied finnish for almost 6 years and recently I've decided to step up my efforts with russian and lithuanian . Any help will be welcome! I'm also willing to help those studying italian or finnish.
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    русско-итальянский/финский обмен


    мои русскоговорящие  друзья, если между вами есть кто-то заинтересован в итальянский или финский, мне было приятно вам помогать и практиковать мой макаронсаий русский)
    April 27, 2019
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    Heippa amaranth!  Se on mahtavaa että on suomalaisia, jotka haluu auttaa muita opiskelen Suomea kun usein se suurin ongelma on just se,ettei ole ketään jonka kanssa voi jutella suomeksi. Olisi fiksu idea vaikka luoda suomalaischatin
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    April 27, 2019
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    я начал изучать финский назад лет 15, можем переписываться!
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    April 27, 2019
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    Mä käytän tätä sivua , sanakirja.org.
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    April 27, 2019
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    Periaattessa Kyösti Pöysti on aikuiskakaro , joten ei se ole niin yllättävää että sillä on tutti suussa vaikka mäkin mietin siitä :)
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    April 2, 2016
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    A non-native 2 cents here, "saisin" sounds polite ( for example when you want to pour wine in a friend's glass, you can ask "Saako olla?" if you want to be polite), in English "Saisinko jotain juotavaa" would be like " May I have something to drink" . On the other hand, "Haluasin" is simply "I would want" which might not be polite but it depends on the context, when in doubt use the first.
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    April 2, 2016
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    September 23, 2013
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    November 20, 2012
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    Un gatto nero

    "Volevo un gatto nero" è il UNA canzone per bambini, ma quella questa canzone mi piace molto. Lei (тут не нужно повторить "она") è  facile SEMPLICE. La canzone ha "passato prossimo".(Может имешь в виду  что "volevo"  в imperfetto времени , это было бы "è voluto"  в "passato prossimo" времени)
    La lingua è un'arte......Perché io ho sentito questa canzone numerose volte.

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    November 20, 2012
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    In finnish grammars the present tense is simply called "preesens "
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    November 15, 2012
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