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Buddha laughs --- If you have questions about russian language or anything russian - don't hesitate to ask!
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    "Младше", в первую очередь, несет информацию о социальной иерархии, "моложе" - только о возрасте.
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    June 6, 2009
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    Оба правильные, но я бы использовал "кто-нибудь".
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    May 23, 2009
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    "Здравствуйте" is often spoken faster with some sounds missed, so it sounds like "здрасьте", though it sounds impolite. So, better don't use "здрасьте" by yourself.
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    May 15, 2009
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    By me "Лиза" (Елизавета) is favorite russian female name. As for the male's... well, I like old slavonic names like my own, "Владислав", and "Святослав", "Вячеслав", "Игорь", "Олег" also.
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    May 6, 2009
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    In my opinion "получать удовольствие" suits better then "веселиться" in this case. Strict translation includes two verbal adverb turns : Я никогда не получал столько удовольствия, изучая язык, сколько я получил, изучая русский
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    April 25, 2009
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    In the school children are to aks a question when determining the case. The questions are "whom is it made by?" ("сделано кем? чем?") for instrumental, and "whom is it given to?" ("дам кому? чему") for prepositional cases.
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    April 25, 2009
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    HI!
    My name is Vlad and i'm from Russia.
    I'd like to learn japanese, because, well, i just like the way it sounds.
    I just wish i had more time for it...
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    April 9, 2009
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