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Feb 14, 2022
Я очень давно знаю Rafael, и за всё время обучения он делал большие успехи в русском языке. Особенно меня впечатлило его стремление к пониманию литературного русского языка. На занятиях мы много читали и переводили, и с каждым уроком незнакомых слов для Rafael становилось все меньше и меньше. Сейчас он может почти свободно читать Чехова, и это не может не удивлять! За каждой прочитанной и понятой страницей стоит титанический труд, работа над грамматикой и лексикой, прорабатывание произношения и, в том числе, интонации. Могу с радостью похвалить Rafael за его успехи и проделанную на уроках работу. Молодец! Желаю тебе получать наслаждение от чтения русской классики в оригинале:)
Giulio
Italian
May 16, 2021
Thank you, Rafael!
Nina
French
Apr 1, 2021
Rafael is a great student and really willing to learn ! It was a good session, with a lot of enthusiast. Thank you !
Amy Lisa
French
Mar 28, 2021
Respectueux et poli. Peut-être a une prochaine fois! :)
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  • Answered
    Even though I can easily understand what you are trying to say, it's not gramatically correct. Instead the correct way is "He easily gets angry" or "He is easily angered". For the second sentence you can say "He easily falls ill" or "He falls ill easily".
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    December 25, 2018
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    Don't exchange your dream FOR a person like me again.
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    December 23, 2018
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    This was mostly pretty easy to understand even with a few mistakes here and there. The sentence that really did not make sense is "so I mean why he said that". It's very confusing in this context. You might want to try something simpler like "He said that when one of the waiters asked....ect." Also you CAN actually say "so tasty", but in this context it sounds strange and awkward so it would be better to say "really tasty" or "very tasty".

    Journal for London First day...

    It is my third time coming to London. London is not too far from Manchester , I think.
    It takes about 2hours and half to get to London from Manchester, but if you come to London by train, It won’t be cheap for poor students .
    So this time ,I come with my roommate ,who is from china. It is our first trip to travel somewhere .
    Today, we went to watch the musical called the phantom of the opera, but I was so sleepy because I slept only about 2 hours last night .
    Additionally, the musical was quite interesting , although it was so difficult that I couldn’t understand all of the story, nevertheless I could enjoy it ,that’s why It must be a decent musical.

    Afterward, we went to a Chinese restaurant, which is also my roommate’s recommendation, and then ordered three meals, which included mapo doufu.
    It was tasty for me, but a bit spicy… Otherwise, for my roommate it was salty and bland.
    He said that when one of waiters asked him about these meals. If I were him, I would have said it was very tasty, but I realised it would not be good for them.
    In that situation , I reckoned I had to give my honest opinion , they don’t seek a fake opinion to make them happy at that moment.
    Anyway, I really enjoyed the first day in London, tomorrow I’m going to Birmingham to meet my friend, who is also from china . It will be the first meeting between me and him in a long time.

    I hope I will write about my journal from now on.

    See you then!!!
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    December 23, 2018
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    You speak English really well. There's just a few small mistakes (most of them just spelling), which don't affect one's understanding of what you're trying to say. You actually want to say "a little of the story of opera", that way it's just opera in general. But if you say "it tells the story of THE opera", then it seems like you are talking about a SPECIFIC opera like La Boheme or Otello. On the other hand you can say "let's go to the opera" and it doesn't have to be a specific opera, but you can't say let's go to opera". Kind of crazy rules huh? Also, you can say "she did the duet" in certain sentences, but only if you already talked about the duet before or if your readers already knew what you were talking about.

    An excellent movie for who apreciate opera and art. It shows not only her career but also her personal story. A poor childhood, the support of her parents and friends, the difficulties to get into the conservatory and her great première at the Carnegie Hall, when she replaced Marilyn Horne and became a world famous soprano. Years later she did a duet with Fred Mercury at the olympics in Barcelona, which helped to popularize her career even more. The documentary also tells a little of the story of opera in the 20th century. We can learn about the greatest stars of classical music, such as Giuseppe di Stefano, Luciano Pavarotti and Maria Callas.

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    December 22, 2018
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    Yesterday I rested. I had a duty. But I procrastinated. The duty doesn't go away. So today I must do double work.

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    December 22, 2018
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    They are both correct and mean the same thing but recuperate is a bit more formal sounding.
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    December 21, 2018
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    That's pretty dang good actually, but you would want to write "Es cancíon de rock alternativo y tiene un ritmo muy suave." Tiene un muy ritmo suave is backwards and never correct. You would also want to say "es cancíon de rock alternativo" Otherwise it's kind of like saying "it's a rock song of alternative."

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    December 21, 2018
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    Could someone tell me if there is any difference between снова and опять? Can they always be used in the same sentences or are there some where you can only use one of them?
    December 7, 2018
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    The mean the same thing and can both be used in the same sentences.
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    December 7, 2018
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    Both ways are correct and mean the exact same thing.
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    December 7, 2018
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