Отлично, Тати!

Suena muy interesanta. ¿Qué le parece si me das un diálogo en ruso que más le interesa, le envío la adaptación al español, practicamos con anterioridad, y luego nos reunimos por Skype para tener el mismo diálogo en ambos idiomas?

Освальдо Освальдович

Día #14: 10 hechos acerca de me (10 фактов обо мне)

6. (Что-то не хватает в содержании)...mi experiencia más extraña cuando trabajaba como azafata a mediado del año. Esto fué durante mi juventud; una época sin preocupaciones.

Quiero mucho leer y escribir mucho sobre los comentarios de los días anteriores. (Правильно! Так как русский язык, 'Я' подразумевается в глаголов) http://punto.yandex.ru

Hay(Interjection "Oh"?) ¡Ay, es más interesante lo que puedo y quiero hacer!
(Best guess at intent of the author; including the original English sentence would help).

I'm sure you know about punctuation and probably switch between English, Spanish, and Cyrillic keyboards.  Our keyboards don't cooperate with us--unless we can set them up for diacritical markings, particularly using one single multiple Latin-character language alternative to avoid having to switch between 3 languages.

Lets face it: Switching languages is a real pain in the noggin, so many learners go without practicing the use of diacritical markings--not that they forget, it's just a huge hassle.

The difficulty and challenges with an uncooperative keyboard is counterproductive to the knowledge and skills we really want to acquire.

To overcome switching between 3 languages altogether, I would suggest removing the Spanish keyboard layout, and switch the English, United States (Qwerty) and select the English, United States International option which allows the use of diacritical marks and adds accessibility to an extended range of punctuation.

Now you only have to switch between 2 keyboards.  I also use Punto Switcher об Яндукс--афтоматический переключатель раскладки клавиатуры.  I don't switch at all; Punto Switcher recognizes the language I type and does the work for me!

The US English International keyboard layout will allow the use of the Ctrl+Alt+1 key combination for "¡" and right-side Alt+? for "¿" on your keyboard.  With this layout, you will also get the á, é, í, ó, ú by pressing the single-quote or apostrophe ( ' ) key before each vowel.  Same for pressing the tilde (~) before "N" to get Ñ or ñ.  For the dieresis over vowels, use the double quote ( " ) before the appropriate vowel to get ä, ë, ï, ö, ü, ÿ.

This should add more excitement into your learning experience and encourage you to continue challenging the comfort zone to use Spanish in social media: Facebook, Twitter, Linked-in.

Best of luck.

I would be worried about someone discussing with themselves.

I discussed  spoke about having a good salary.

I discussed  talked about having a good salary.

I discussed  said something about having a good salary.

I discussed  mentioned having a good salary.

I can speak on my own:

I speak, I say, I mention.

We can speak together or discuss with others:

We speak, we say, we discuss.  

I discussed  spoke about having a good salary.

I discussed  talked about having a good salary.

I discussed  said something about having a good salary.

I discussed  mentioned having a good salary.

He speaks, He says, I mentions.

I discussed  talked about having a good salary.

I discussed  said something about having a good salary.

We discussed  spoke about having good salaries.

We discussed  talked about having good salaries.

We discussed  discussed about having good salaries.