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My name is Irina and I'm happy to be here on italki. I hope that this way, I'll help you master your English or Russian. Feel free to contact me if you need any assistance! Have a wonderful day!
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Natalie娜玲AccentCoach
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Oct 10, 2024
It was wonderful to have a session with you again, Irina! I was genuinely impressed with how much you have retained in spite of a lengthy pause between sessions. The fact that you have continued to keep your practice active through physical warm-ups and shadowing really shows through in your speaking. I’m so proud of you for having the interest and discipline to do all that hard work!
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  • Corrected
    My favorite childhood cartoon is Brave because it is so kind and interesting. I often watch it with my friend.
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    October 14, 2022
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    I would say either «Я не очень» or «Я так себе». I think both mean pretty much the same. As for the second one, even though we do say both Я плохо and Мне плохо, with неплохо I would use only Я неплохо in this case, when answering Как дела?
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    May 1, 2022
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    Быть виноватым в чем-то, проверяем при помощи слова ‘вина’. например: Я не виновата в этой проблеме. = Эта проблема произошла не по моей вине. = Эта проблема - не моя вина. Однокоренное краткое прилагательное ‘виновен’ употребляется чаще в официальном контексте: Он был невиновен в убийстве. = Убийство совершил не он.
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    February 5, 2022
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    Добрый день! Вставлю свои пять копеек: -Был счастлив посетить Про плавание совсем не соображу. Может быть, у вас есть предложение, где вы хотите использовать это выражение? Тогда точно подскажем:)
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    April 9, 2020
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    You can use ‘У меня есть...’ to talk about things and ideas you have: У меня есть собака. I have a dog. У меня есть идея. Пойдем в кино? I have an idea. Let’s go to the cinema! The phrase ‘У меня...’ can be used to talk about events you’re participating in, conditions you might have (esp for illnesses) У меня грипп. I have a flu. У меня болит голова. I have a headache. У меня сейчас математика. I am having a Math class now. У меня завтра день рождения. Tomorrow is my birthday. So, ‘У меня есть’ is about possession, ‘У меня...’ is about sth happening (or about to happen) to you. Hope that helps.
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    April 9, 2020
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    The fist sentence is more like: I love you, even though you don't love me. (I know you don't love me but I love you regardless) The second sentence sounds really weird. I love you but you don't. But as was said before, it's like there's some kind of sarcasm in it.
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    September 16, 2019
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    May 30, 2019
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