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I am a linguist by education and by inclination. I enjoy learning languages (currently, English, Spanish, Hebrew, Greek, Dutch, Basque, Catalan...) and teaching them. I am also a passionate amateur photographer, striving to turn my hobby into something more serious... Orthodox Christian
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    Which is right - "sane/sane'a" or "sone/sone't". Here the verb is "sana/lisno" - "hate, dislike"
    April 26, 2010
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    I'm afraid the source of your information lead you astray. I mean declension is an integral part of the Russian language. Neglecting it is like say not using linking or auxiliary verbs in English. In that case it would be a language "resembling" English. The same with Rusian.
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    April 23, 2010
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    In Russian you don't need a linking verb in sentences like "This is..." or "She is..." when you use them in the present tense. So the right variant is "Это - мама" or "Она - мама"
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    April 22, 2010
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    א' בטבת תש''נ 3.9.90 - How do you read this? Please, give the exact transcription if possible.
    April 22, 2010
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    jessica的小作文: Apr 22, 2010

    i am now boring ,because i don't like my job.but i will work hard still.
    i want to learn english  

    I guess you meant to say "I am BORED" which means you don't like your job, because it's not interesting etc. "Boring" means "dull", "uninteresting", so if a person is BORING people wouldn't probably be happy to deal with him/her.
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    April 22, 2010
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