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I am a friendly person and easy to relate to. I currently live in Christchurch, New Zealand, I have lived in Russia, studying Russian at МГУ, visited Lithuania and Italy and plenty of other places ))
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Irina
Russian
Jun 14, 2016
Meeting such a brilliant student it's a big pleasure! I hope, we'll find the way to fight and win Russian cases and other monsters. :-)
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    At the moment there are a lot of jobs in construction, building and IT.

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    January 3, 2012
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    This group is ONLY for RUSSIANS OR NEW ZEALANDERS!!
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    May 23, 2009
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    This is an uncommon place to use the phrase 'sloppy seconds'. It comes from it's orginal slang meaning, basically sloppy seconds means that once a guy has had sex with a girl at maybe a party, and another guy has sex with her after the first guy at the same party, or club or something, his friends will say that the second guy got 'sloppy seconds', because he had sex with her second and it becomes more revolting for the second guy. So in your case, it means that Sony and Sony ericsson came second in going nowhere.
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    May 18, 2009
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    In New Zealand, everyone is proud to be New Zealanders (Kiwis). We like our country, we are fond of our people and others. We are protective over our nationality and culture because we are so small, and many countries try taking the credit away from us. So to speak,i am glad to be a kiwi, glad to live in NZ. not proud, because being proud is a sin, being proud has caused much problem for many countries, so i would rather be modest about my citizenship :)
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    April 30, 2009
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    Yes absolutely. Many people in Christchurch like to bike and own their own bicycles :)
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    November 22, 2008
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    i have given a rough pronunciation guide here for you also :)
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    November 14, 2008
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    Ч             Ш            Щ           Ъ                  Ы    Ь               Э    Ю    Я
    (CHE)(SHAH)(SHAIR)(HARD SIGN) (ii) (soft sign)(air)(YU)(YA).
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    November 14, 2008
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    А        б      В     Г      Д      Е    Ё     Ж        З      И     Й       К      Л     М     Н     О      П     Р     С        Т      У     Ф      Х    Ц           
    AH  BE    VE   GE  DE)(YE)(YO)(ZHE)(ZE)(EE)(YEI)(KAY)(EL)(EM)(EN)(OH)(PE)(AIR)(ESS)(TE)(OO)(EF)(KH)(TSE)
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    November 14, 2008
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    ok, Davai :) Ya uchuc russkii yazik v universtete v novoi zelandii. Ti pomoch' menya, i ya pomoch tebe
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    October 6, 2008
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    Dear R (Write the full name) Yesterday my husband and I received our IELTS results (my husband and I took the exam on the 30th of August) and were very upset with our results. Firstly, because my husband got a rather low band mark for speaking, which seems strange taking into account the serious training for IELTS that he had had and the drastic difference between this mark and others. Besides, though the average score of (S who is S???). is rather high, the inadequate speaking band grade prevents us from applying for visa. That is why we are going to appeal for the revision of the speaking band section of he IELTS test as soon as possible. Please, inform us what we should do to have (write full name no S's) speaking re-сhecked. Yours faithfully, (write your whole name here)
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    September 18, 2008
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