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I like programming and all connected with computers. My favorite OS is Linux. I love opensource ideas and have several open source projects. At present time I study Blender 3D and make game (in quest genre).
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    We pronounce "я", "е", "ё", "ю" if 1) it follows after other vowel. For example: Баю-бай, лаю, даю, делаю, баян, 2) it follows after hard or soft sign ("ъ" and "ь"). Examples: бью, изъян, Илья. 3) if is the first letter: ёлка, ель, юла We pronounce А versus Я, Э versus Е, О vesus Ё, and У versus Ю if it follows after consonants (and the consonant get softness): сядь, белка, грелка, люди.
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    July 6, 2010
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    Hello in Russia we use approximately the next form of post addresses: [Postamt Index], г. [city], ул. [street], д. [building number], кв. [flat? number]; Postamt Index - is 6 digits. You can find it on the next page: http://www.e-adres.ru/postcodes/ But if you want, you can message to me what you know about address, then I can to give you the right form. You may not write Index -- but the letter will go slower.
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    July 2, 2010
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    Hello! Seems, it will better if you will write english words translation to russian of which you want to know. And then we can write to you russian words and examples of using it.
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    July 2, 2010
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    Hmm.. In you profile you can speak only in Portugiesisch.. I don't know Portugiesisch..
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    July 2, 2010
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    Hello, you can use the next phrases at the end of e-mail: С наилучшими пожеланиями, <Your name> (="Best wishes") С уважением, <Your name> (="Regards") Искренне Ваш <Your name> (="Yours sincerely") С Любовью, Твой <Your name> (="With Love") -- of course if your e-mail to your girlfriend/wife/...
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    July 2, 2010
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    To Jason: "Меня пять лет" is not correct russian sentence. It must be: "Мне пять лет". To Maria: Please don't write not natural russian sentences. We never speak "Собака у меня есть". If anybody ask me "Есть ли у тебя какое-нибудь животное?", I may answer: 1) "Да" or "Да, есть" (if I don't want to make more exact answer) 2) "Да, собака" или "Да, у меня есть собака". Also: "Есть у тебя собака?" - it will more natural if you say: "У тебя есть собака?". And "У меня есть собака" is more natural variant of "Есть у меня собака". To Jordan: I think there is no more exact explanation than Jason and Maria tried to make. I think you just must remember that english phrase "I have" in russian usually tranlslated as "У меня есть". There is here some other similar phrases: "He has" -- "У него есть" "She has" -- "У неё есть" "We have" -- "У нас есть" "They have" -- "У них есть" You can translate "I have a dog" literally as "Я имею собаку" but it will rather funny and unfortunately ambiguous. And yet several sentences: "I have apples" -- "У меня есть яблоки". "I have three dogs" -- "У меня - три собаки" (it is more natural variant of "У меня есть три собаки") "I have many cats" -- "У меня - много кошек" "I haven't a dog" -- "У меня нет собаки" -- Have you a dog? -- No, I have a cat -- У тебя есть собака? -- Нет, у меня -- кошка
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    June 28, 2010
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    It is absolutely correct sentence!
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    June 28, 2010
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    И ещё, интересно, если бы уважаемая Norka спросила тоже на русском, ответы были такими же?
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    June 25, 2010
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    Из участников треда иностранец -- ровно один человек. Спрашивается - почему он английский???
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    June 25, 2010
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    Unfortunately, when I hear "Russia" (/ˈrʌʃə/), often I remembers not good russian rhyme "Раша - параша" (literally "Russia is close-stool"). So I more like hear "Россия" than "Russia".
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    June 25, 2010
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