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Hello all. I'm a student from a small town in Russia. My goals on here are learning and practising my target languages listed above and helping people with my native language, Russian. Some of my hobbies: listening and playing music, science and doing sports, primarily running. Contact me if you can help me with the languages I'm learning or if you would like to get some help with Russian.
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    Hello Nilton,

    Such an interesting question you decided to discuss. In my opinion, if you are running out of money, it's really hard to make ends meet, so you don't have money you can spend on something different from the basic needs. If you love animals but you don't have any money, nobody will care about that, the company's owner will just find another employee, the company won't stop working, and you'll just sit and think how much you love anymals and how much you need money. Surely, if you're enthusiastic enough, you will find the job that matches your principles and provides you with a lot of money. But if you are not, it can be your last chance to get a well-paid job, and then do something great later, for example, donate some extra money to a charity, or to a society of animal rights fighters. Therefore, you can earn a large amount of money and, by doing working in the company which requires doing experiments on animals, help the animals! To put it in a nutshell, the person should accept the job.

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    May 9, 2017
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    Ja ne znam ništa o knizi na srpskom jeziku, men om du talar engelska ganska bra, du kan prova boken "Swedish basic course" av Foreign service institute U.S. department of state.
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    August 20, 2016
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    "Tycker om" and "gillar" are forms of the verbs "att tycka om" and "att gilla" in the present.
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    July 14, 2016
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    It doesn't mean "fall in love with", it's similar to "like" or just "love", soonely (it depends of context). It's a phrasal verb. Just "tycker" means "think, guess". "Om" means "about". In the meaning "like", "love" you have to use them together. By the way, it's also possible to use "gillar" instead of "tycker om". There is no difference in meaning.
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    July 14, 2016
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