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Hi, I’m Russian living in Mumbai (India), I speak Russian (native) and English.
I would like to restore my French and Spanish knowledge and learn Finnish and Hindi (for everyday communication).
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- Hi everybody! I'm Evelina. I'm Russian, fluent in English and I'm looking for a Finnish, French, Indian or Spanish guy or a girl to talk in Skype or watsup through chat or calls to learn spoken language. As I'm Russian it would be ideal if you learn Russian. Then we could help each other.February 5, 201720
- I would translate it as "If you want you can feel more informal with me" Literally "со мной можно и на ты" = Feel free to call me "Ты". The matter is that in Russian language there are 2 translations of English "you". Here they are: 1."Ты" = informal "you" 2."Вы" is formal "you" Sometimes your new acquaintance may suggest you to use "Ты" while talking to him or her. It's a friendly gesture. :)0 votedSeptember 16, 20142
- 17.22 Семнадцать целых и двадцать две сотых 45.756 Сорок пять целых и семьсот пятьдесят шесть тысячных 2.3 Две целых и три десятых I want also to give you the links that will be interesting and helpful to you and other guys who learn Russian. http://www.learning-to-know.com/#!marathon/cx9x. http://www.learningtoknowrussian.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LearningToKnow The 1st one is a Free Russian Marathon, you need to subscribe and you'll receive interesting facts about Russia and Russian language for 2 weeks after the Marathon begins. The 2nd link is a blog about Russia which is written by Russians and so does not bear any wrong stereotypical information. The 3rd link is a page in Facebook that you can follow.0 votedAugust 19, 20140
- Hi, I can give you the links that will be interesting and helpful to you and other guys who learn Russian. The 1st one is a Free Russian Marathon, you need to subscribe and you'll receive interesting facts about Russia and Russian language for 2 weeks after the Marathon begins. The 2nd link is a blog about Russia which is written by Russians and so does not bear any wrong stereotypical information. The 3rd link is a page in Facebook that you can follow. http://www.learning-to-know.com/#!marathon/cx9x. http://www.learningtoknowrussian.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LearningToKnow0 votedAugust 19, 20140

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