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Antonio
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Sep 12, 2015
Спасибо!
Antonio
Turkish
Sep 8, 2015
Ben de memnun oldum- Bir dahaki sefere görüşmek üzere!
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    Makes sense! I like the word "Humblebrag" most of all :D Thanks!
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    December 4, 2015
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    Hello! Actually, in Russia we don't have "strong verbs", we have verbs whose vowels change (being in the root of the verb). любить - to love, I love my mom so much! I love doing crafts etc. ненавидеть - to hate. He hates cats. ждать - зависит от контекста, depends upon context, usually we say - to wait. "Hachikō used to come at the station and waited for his beloved owner everyday". I have been waiting for you since 12 o'clock
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    October 31, 2015
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    September 9, 2015
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    I did :) Right now i'm trying to read his "Snow" in english with no success - very hard to read. My favorite book is "Istanbul: Memories and the City", his "My name is Red" was hard to understand and to extract the essence
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    September 6, 2015
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    Gündüz bir Merhaba arkadaşlar! Benim adım Ekaterina (Kate). Ben yirmi üç yaşındayım, Moskova'da yasıyorum, ofiste Loreal Russie çalışıyorum. Her gün ben Online dersler okuyorum - - - Since my vocabulary skills are poor in Turkish I'll continue in English ???? sometimes Turkish makes me cry, it's hard to pronounce some words and I still don't understand when we should use dir/dır/dur/dür: bu güzel kız, bu kız güzeldir, bunlar arabadır, bunlar eski arabalar. Why do we use these affixes?
    August 31, 2015
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