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    'I request to the doctor' is completely wrong, however neither expression would be said in english. you would say - I need to see a doctor I need a doctor the word 'request' in this situation would sound very strange. a similar example - 'I request a policeman' we would never say that. Rather we would say 'I'm calling the police' - when you phone for the police or doctor you are in fact requesting they assist you, but you wouldn't actually use the word request.
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    May 8, 2011
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    What does this russian expression mean? Я непоняла немного вас. It was the end of letter
    March 29, 2010
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    I want a Russian audio course where the phrases are repeated very slowly - any recommendatiions?
    October 8, 2009
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    I note certain unwelcome cultural male vulgarity - why can they not think of a more effective approach?
    October 4, 2009
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