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OKSANA
Russian
Nov 20, 2020
Спасибо тебе! Ты очень способный ученик и интересный собеседник.
OKSANA
Russian
Jun 22, 2020
Спасибо за урок! Было очень приятно с тобой общаться. Продолжай в том же духе!
Mashiro
Japanese
Jun 17, 2020
今回も色々な話ができました。まだまだコロナ仕事も学校もで大変ですが、ドンさんも元気そうでなによりです :) また次回楽しみにしています!
Mashiro
Japanese
May 4, 2020
今日もありがとうございました!いろいろなことについて話しましたが、ほとんどの単語や表現をうまく使いこなしていて毎回感動します。早く日本にも旅行に来られるといいですね!
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    April 1, 2021
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    1. He goes home before me. 他比我先回家 2. He will go home 3 days before me. 他会比我早回家三天 3. I will go after him. 我会在他之后走 or 我会找他算账的(this is the another meaning of "go after" : "I will settle with him") 4. I will go there 3 days after him. 我会在他之后3天去那里
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    December 25, 2017
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    《爱情公寓》第一季不错
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    December 25, 2017
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    you can say "诸位", which is a polite & formal way of saying everyone.
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    December 25, 2017
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    Она часто ходит на работу пешком. Вы часто ходите в театр? Hi Everyone, In the above 2 sentences, can I also use "идти" instead of "ходить"? If yes, what are the differences. Also in the following sentence,The first 2 ходит are correct? or better say идёт?: Я смотрю в окно, вот ходит женшина. Рядом с ней ходит мальчик, наверное, они идут в парк. Thanks!
    March 17, 2017
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    В семь лет Я пошёл в школу. I went to school at the age of 7. Hi , Can someone explain to me , why in this sentence it uses, "пошёл" instead of "ходил". Because If we say "I went to school at the age of 7", it is a habitual and continuous action, but пошёл is a one time action. Спасибо
    March 13, 2017
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    Раньше трудно выло жить, а сейчас нормально жить Hi Can anyone explain to me, why in this sentence, the infinitive form of 'жить' is used? In this sentence the speaker is talking about himself. Shouldn't he say: Раньше трудно жил, а сейчас нормально живу Is this also correct? What are the differences? Thanks
    March 1, 2017
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    Спасибо!
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    February 27, 2017
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    ехать, поехать, ездить, поездить Please take a look the following sentences, are they correct? what exactly are the differences in meaning and nuances? ехать - Мы ехали в зоопарк вчера. We were going to the zoo yesterday. (maybe for some reason we didn't arrive at zoo) поехать - Мы поехали в зоопарк вчера. We went to the zoo yesterday (we arrived at the zoo, and then went back) ездить - Мы ездили в зоопарк вчера. We were traveling to zoo yesterday. ( maybe we were traveling several times between zoo and home?,) поездить - Мы поездили в зоопарк вчера. We traveled to zoo yesterday. (maybe we traveled several times back and forth between zoo and home?) Thanks
    February 27, 2017
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    Which case should be used with зовут I have read 2 sentences: Меня зовут Андрей Все зовут его Алексеем Are they both correct, because in the 1st sentence the name is in Nominative case while in the second the name is in Instrumental case? Thanks
    February 27, 2017
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