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I grew up in Russia, worked as translator from English for several years, then moved to France to work in an American company. I learned some French, but since I work in an English-speaking environment, I get very little French practice, and my spoken French doesn't really progress - so I'm looking for people to practice French with, mostly to start speaking. My native is Russian, and since English has for a long time been my work language, it's pretty good as well.
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    Le temps Je trouve que le temps à Paris en hiver semble ce à Moscou en october ou début novembre. C'est nuageux et il pleut beacoup. C'est le temps depressif, mais ça dure deux mois et je le préfère à deux mois de pluie et quatre mois de neige. Il semble que il y a un peu plus de pluie à Moscou en l'automne, que à Paris en l'hiver, mais Paris est plus près de la mer? Et il y a étonnamment peu de neige à Paris pour une ville au milieu d'Europe. Mais en tout cas je ne me va pas pleindre.
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    June 7, 2017
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    Слово "музыка" вообще никогда не бывает во множественном числе - это музыка в целом.

    Мне нравится "Мельница"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G-1ErECCPY

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    March 27, 2017
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    I would say that you would use "кличка" for a dog or cat in mostly same situations when you would use "it" for it - when it's just some random dog that you don't really care about. At a point where you're well familiar with it, and the pet's personality comes into play and you would use he/she in English, you would also use "имя" in Russian. Though this is not a hard rule, just a trend and it can work differently for different people.

    Besides names like streets and movies, "название" can also be used for things like brands, also e.g. in an inventory "название" would be the generic "name" that can be applied to just about anything.

    Also note that for people's names, "имя" refers specifically to the first name.

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    March 27, 2017
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