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Hi! I'm Chris, I've been learning Russian for 4 years with books and small applications. I also have a lot of Russian and Ukrainian friends. I went to Kiev, Ukraine in 2013 for about a month to experience a different way of life. I really liked it there, I didn't want to come back. I'm an IT guy and at the same time a project manager for IT work. I don't like the management aspect, its too boring to me. I like technical stuff. My goal is to be completely fluent in the Russian language, so that's why I'm here. I'm not able to use Russian a lot or hear it in my daily life, I resort to online radio stations but I need more live interactive conversation.
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Irina
Russian
Jul 22, 2015
Да, очень серьезные разговоры :)
Irina
Russian
Jul 14, 2015
Это очень хорошо! :)
Irina
Russian
Jul 10, 2015
Ты тоже молодец :)
Irina
Russian
Jul 8, 2015
Спасибо, Крис! Ты очень добр :)
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    I do it the same way Lenin does, no one notices. I can't have a full "<em>рррр</em>" because when I try its more gutteral, like a french R. I have a hard time keeping the back of my tongue down.

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    September 2, 2015
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    Thanks Liliya, that is exactly why I asked that question. I wasn't entirely sure if I had ever heard the word "one" used in this context. It sounded weird)).
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    July 27, 2015
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    Как сказать по русский.. Как переводить слово "один" в этом случае: "Actually I like snakes, I wanted one in the past".
    July 26, 2015
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    "on hand" basically means available. So in this case, 275 passengers were available to attend. They have not attended yet, but that is the amount that will potentially attend.
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    July 7, 2015
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    It's like an exaggeration. Its like saying, "Everything and more". Everything covers it.. But the word "more" is included for emphasis, and that is also what is happening here. "I think we've covered everything, and then some". You can consider the phrase, "and then some" to mean "more" if it helps. Its only for emphasis to show that they really did cover everything :)
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    July 7, 2015
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    Hello to all, today is an awesome day. After all(ведь), today is the birthday of our remarkable Matt. You already turned 18 years old. (How time flies). and it means that you've become an adult and you can partake in adult entertainment(было трудно, не знаю почему "позволить здесь") and still there are more responsibilities, but despite your age, for me you will remain the amusing, carefree dinosaur Matthew. I wish you awesome love and a lot of happiness. I love you Matt. Good luck. Изучаю русский язык уже 4 года, но было трудно переводить, хотя думаю что это правильно)
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    July 5, 2015
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    A) and C) do not exist. B) What happens <-- This is an unfinished sentence. For example: "What happens when it begins to rain and you don't have an umbrella?" D) What happened? <--- Simple.. it asks what happened. You use this for things that happened in the past.
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    July 5, 2015
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    "You game" is a shortened version of "Are you game?" Which means, "are you ready?" or "are you willing to do this?" It's just a cool way to say it. About your other question. Judging by the context, it seems they want bread from the crumbs in case they want to feed the rats, or lure them in to hit them with the stick? I'm not sure. Maybe if you read ahead in the story you'll find out. It's hard to tell at that point what they are referring to. :)
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    July 5, 2015
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    Friendship is a relationship between friends. They hang out, they talk, they get along well and agree. They usually have similar interests.
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    July 5, 2015
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    The way you defined it is correct. But "thrills" refer to an event or an action. But I have no example for you unfortunately. I can't think of one because it defined very, very limited things.
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    July 5, 2015
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