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Hi everybody, my name is Giovanni, but you can call me Gio. I'm looking to use italki to make friends with people who speak in my target languages and acquire practice learning from a native speaker. I love learning about all things (especially languages), meeting new people, and trying new things. I'm primarily focused on Chinese and Japanese. Although, I'd like to build my Russian vocabulary and practice my Portuguese. I've used Skype, WhatsApp, WeChat, and Line with friends that I've made here but I'm open to other forms of communication too.
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    Intermediate Russian, where to start? I've finished Pimsleur's Russian lesson set and have read quite a few books on Russian for beginners. Its been almost a year since I've begun and can confidently say that I am comfortable in conversation in Russian. Although, I struggle on finding something that makes me feel like im getting to the next level. I wouldn't know where to begin what it comes to intermediate level russian, any ideas regarding books or films to watch to improve my Russian to the next level? Thanks.
    September 22, 2015
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    It's an idiom for describing how extremely cold the subject is. It's like how in English we have an idiom that goes by "Looks that can kill" to describe how attractive someone might be.

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    September 22, 2015
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