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занимаюсь искусством под покровительством Терпсехоры, обожаю путешествия, а иностранные языки могут только в этом помочь. тем более, что иностранные языки - это, то чем я зарабатываю себе на жизнь
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    hello! If you want some corrections, get them. I am not an English speaking girl, but I know English rather well. At least, I can correct some mistakes:) "in this website, someone can learning (can learn, without -ING) chinese from me and i can learning (can learn) english from others (it is possible to say: I can teach Chinese to somebody and somebody can teach me English).on this website,wen can study native laguage in orginal taste,i find so much people studying more then one forigen language,i also want to do it like them. and do you help me ? (may be - Will you halp me? or Could you help me?) I hope, everything is clear:)
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    September 8, 2008
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    It depends on what kiss you mean. I agrre with KK - first kiss for everyone is mother's kiss:) and nobody knows where it was for the first time
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    August 20, 2008
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    Nice to see and meet you all!

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    August 18, 2008
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    Anyone can help about possesive?
    I have been learning Russian since 3 months. 
    I knew about Мой, Моя, её, его, Ваш, Нас, & Их.
    For Example  Мой друг, Моя Школа, её Папа, etc. 
    But I haven't known yet about how to say : 
    This is Papa's Desk
    She is Иванов's wife
    This is My daughter's bedroom
    etc.
    Pls, anyone can help me ??

    Hello, I will be boring a little bit, but I will try to explain it to you:)
    Papa's Desk, Иванов's wife,  My daughter's bedroom - all this is Genetive case. and Russian, "papa's", "Ivanov's", "daughter's" are put after "desk", "wife" and "bedroom". So, the posessor is put after the object that he possess. and the possessor is given if Genetive, has the  endings -ы (папЫ), -а (ИвановА), -и (дочерИ).
    I hope, I helped you.
    don't be shy asking the questions:)

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    August 1, 2008
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    Hello everybody! I hope, that I will come to Poland soon. That's why I need speak Polish as I hope to stay there and find some job :) To tell the truth, I like this language more and more.

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    July 31, 2008
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    I see that my answer is late, but if you need some help later, I will be glad to help you :)
    I know Russian and Ukrainnian, that is why it is rather easy to translate from Polish for me, but vice versa is more difficult. So, if you nedd some help, just write me. Looking forward hearin from you :)
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    July 31, 2008
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    What is the place of particle "sie" in Polish: begore or after verb?
    July 30, 2008
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    If you are in Kazakhstan, it is very easy to learn Russian. I think that many people speak Russian there (or I am mistaken?). And it would be great to find an English speaking teacher for learning Russian. If you need some advices and help, you can ask me any question, I'll be glad to answer them.
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    July 30, 2008
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    Unfortunately, not :( There are some that are commonly pronounced (for example, a). More over, in Russian, there are 33 letters!
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    July 30, 2008
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    Hi! I will be glad to help you in styding Russian, ask any questions, I will be always at your disposal
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    July 25, 2008
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