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Yulya
Russian
Apr 10, 2018
Спасибо Неринга! It's great you have time to do some homework now! I think you'll make progress faster.
Yulya
Russian
Jan 20, 2018
You managed to tell a lot about Christmas in Lithuania in Russian. Well done!
Yulya
Russian
Oct 16, 2016
Спасибо, Неринга! You are very good at dealing with imperfective and perfective verbs. We just need to practice verb conjugation next time a bit more.
Yulya
Russian
Oct 15, 2016
Спасибо, Неринга! Я знаю, что было сложно. На следующем уроке у нас будет много практики.
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  • Commented
    What exactly you would like to learn ? 
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    May 11, 2016
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  • Corrected

    My Life

    Hi, I´m from Bogota, Colombia .I have am 33 years old and I am a musician, I play Mexican music.
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    March 31, 2016
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  • Corrected

    pradeti Nuotykiai su Evanu (to start adventures with Evan)

    E: Labas. Kaip einasi?
    J: Aš Man esu sekasi labai gerai, mano savaitgalis buvo alinantis, bet labai idomus ir fainas. O tavo?
    E: Aš dalyvavau (dalyvauti - means to actively participate, for example if you were a performer playing at the festival then you could use this word, however, if you just attended the festival as a spectator then "buvau (būti) would be a more suitable word) muzikos festivalyje. Aš susitikau ( susitikau - usually is used when you meet someone you know when you have not planned to meet them (to bump into) or susitikimas - which means a meeting (for example business meeting) therefore in this instance you should use sutikau (sutikti) which means to meet ) daug draugiškų  zmonų. Ar tu nori eiti gaudi (no such word, you could use išgerti - to drink) kavos?
    J: Taip. Aš noriu.


    E: Hey, How are you going?
    J: I'm really well, my weekend was exhausting but so fun. And yours?
    E: I attended a music festival. I met many lovely people. Do you want to go get coffee?
    J: Yeah, i do.
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    March 31, 2016
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  • Commented

    The expression " I am not keen on " is used to express that you do not particularly like something, it is more subtile way of saying that you dislike something.

    I am not entirely sure whether you would use this expression with the pronouns(i.e. you) What are you trying to say in this sentence ? 

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    February 13, 2016
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