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    Some more meanings: http://www.acronymfinder.com/ID.html Also: intense dialogue, ID
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    March 23, 2009
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    "С днём рождения" ("S dnióm rozhdénia")
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    March 11, 2009
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    "Trust nobody" (Imperative mood). What's Japanese for "Trust nobody" (Imperative mood)?
    December 19, 2008
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    The question was about the Russian-Romanian interferences in Moldavian version of Romanian, right? And you need some examples for your project at school. There´re some information here: http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limba_moldoveneasc%C4%83#Bilingvism I think, this question is rather for Romanian or Moldavian language forum. There're just a little people in Russian thread who understand Romanian.
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    December 11, 2008
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    If you have problems with this letters, you may try pronounce "Щ" like Byelorussians: Ш - like "sh" in English Щ - like "шч" ("shch")
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    December 11, 2008
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    You need a self-teach guide and a dictionary (as big as it possible) too. The Russian words are very changeable and needs a lot of work by yourself.
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    October 27, 2008
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    Дополню: Give up - сдаться; (чаще об армии) капитулировать.
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    October 23, 2008
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    The school samples of writing (some people write "Т" and "П" a bit different). When I was in primary school, we had the same. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a9/Russian_Cursive_Cyrillic.png/250px-Russian_Cursive_Cyrillic.png
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    October 21, 2008
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    (escribolos como los adjetivos en musculine singular. Para hacer los adverbios de los, trace la terminación "ый" en "o") "великолЕпный" (=muy bien, espléndido (mayormente sobre los objetos, no los hombres). Es formado del adjetivo великий - grande y el adjetivo del ruso antiguo лепо - agradable, dignamente. El sustantivo es великолепие) Мария была просто великолепна. Особенно великолепны пальмы, которые Мигель посадил на заднем дворе. "отлИчный" (=muy bien (mayormente sobre los objetos, no los hombres). Es formado del verbo отличАться - diferir, ser diferente, distinguirse; caracterizarse) "Педро Парамо" - отличная книга. "превосхОдный" (=muy bien (mayormente sobre los objetos, no los hombres). Es formado del verbo превосходИть - superar) Превосходная еда! "замечАтельный" (=excelente. Es formado del verbo замечАть - notar, señalar (y mucho otros sentidos)) Мария - замечательная девушка. Всё замечательно. изумИтельно - (=excelente. Es formado del verbo изумлЯть - asombrar, sorprender) Его сестра - изумительная девушка. Я бы хотел познакомиться с ней поближе. "здOрово" (=cool. Es usado solo como un adverbio o una interjección) - Кто забил гол? - Мигель. - Здорово! "клАссный" (=cool) Мигель классно играет танго на огромном чёрном аккордеоне. "обалдЕнный" (=cool. es muy raro y informal. Es formado del verbo обалдEть - abobarse, atontarse, alelarse; estar en Babia) Он просто обалденный человек. А еда там просто обалденнная.
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    September 14, 2008
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