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My name is Yang Fan, Yang is the surname. I'm a complete beginner in Russian, a beginner like I-cannot-even-pronounce-P-in-Russian. I'm here to seek any possibility of language exchange between Mandarin Chinese and Russian. I'm a native Mandarin Chinese speaker, and was born and raised in Beijing, I'm still here. I can teach you pure Mandarin without any accent, even help you speak Mandarin with Beijing dialect and accent, it's the national standards now, and everyone wants to... You know even a lot of Chinese people cannot handle Beijing dialect and accent very well. I want to learning Russian with a native speaker, who want to learn Mandarin and Chinese culture. My goal in the short term, is travel to the Russian-speaking countries independently, without any language help, or as little as possible. Speak to people, book hotels, buy a ticket on Russian-based website, read signs or something important. The long-term goal is that I can read and speak Russian as native as possible. And, I like hiking, to the backcountry... usually I hike give or take 20km in the mountains. Contact me if you can, Skype is f.fanyang Спасибо!
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    CCTV series

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    I really appreciated you can help me in detail
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    But, the inconvenience is that I don't have any Russian-speaking friends to help me, So, I came here ask for help. And, I was worried about my pronunciation is wrong, So I asked this question.
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    Спасибо! Leo.

     

    Трактор! Трактор! Трактор!

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    Can you recommend some hiking trails in Russian-speaking countries?

    Is there any good hiking/trekking trails in Russian-speaking countries?

     

    Where can I get more information about trails? e.g. coordinates, transportation, temperature...

    Any website I can visit?

     

    I plan to prepare for hiking in these countries.

     

    And, if possible, I only wanna get there by train and/or bus. Or commonly transportation used by the locals.

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    时间 is used in a particular time. 时候 is used in a wide range of time. if someone ask you to use 时间, it means pay attention to a specific point in time. if someone ask you to use 时候, it means need to pay attention to the time period. you can use a particular time to answer someone who use the 时候. but, you can not use the time period (e.g afternoon) to answer someone who use the 时间. But, In real life, if someone use 时间 to ask a particular time, it sounds like weird for the Chinese ear. If you wanna ask a specific time, use "点" or "点钟" 时候 can be used in a wider range, both specific point in time and the time period. Even can be used in timeline of events.
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    请,不是情。我纯属看看评论能不能赚点点数。
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