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Hi! I'm Anna. Hi! My first degree is in psychology, but after I've learnt English from a beginner to iupper-intermediate (fluently) level in 18 months, I became more and more interested in linguistics and the easy and fun ways of learning foreign languages. There are so many possibilities to make the learning more pleasant and effective and I really enjoy this kind of teaching. So in 2012 I graduated as a professional teacher of Russian for foreigners and now I am very happy to welcome new students like you! I believe that significant progress is strongly connected with interest and fun. So I do my best making lessons more interesting and try to convert boring duty into pleasent hobby. If you are interested, please feel free to contact me.
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    I agree with you. I often deal with wrong rules which students have. I just want to say that it's not always the teacher's fault, quite often students being inattentive, or they forgot the explanation and try to reinvent the rule based on examples, which are easier to remember.
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    Отличная работа! )

     

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    Wow! Alla! You are a polyglot!

    Dear K P! I know that is possible! I'm looking for the tricks how to separate them. Seth offered to set one day for one language.

     That sounds good I definately need to try it.

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    Thank you for your encouraging!

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    To study few languages simultaniously

    Greetings to everyone!

    I've studied Hebrew for the half of the year. Because I'm deepley amused with this language. It's so ancient and very different from all I know.

     

    Neveretheless I live in Vietnam now and I feel that I want to study Vietnamese to speak with locals. But I don't want two languagese mixed up in my head.

     Have you ever studied two languages at the same time?

     How was your experience?

     How did you separate them?

     

    I'm waitning for your advice.

    Anna

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    Прекрасная вода!

    Just take a look at the ending. If the ending is "-a", it's always feminine.

     

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