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Hi, my name is Susanna. I'm looking mostly for native English speakers to improve speaking skills. Also I will be glad to talk to interesting people from all over the world. Feel free to message me if you need any help with Russian, though.
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    It is always frightening to go out of you comfort zone, because you never know what to expect. You may be not ready for the situations that can happen. You can't control this. But these very moments make you realise your true desires and goals. They refresh your brain and you find some hidden strengths in yourself that you could never imagine exist. You become another version of yourself.

    Unfortunately, not always going out of the comfort zone means some kind of development to the best. Nevertheless, I believe, that taking all the risks into account every person should expecience that at least once just to find out who he is.

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    May 7, 2014
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    The most pleasant language to hear

    Perhaps this question was already asked here, but I will make a try too :)

    Which language is the most beautiful and pleasant in sounding for you? Even if you don't understand the meaning of what is said, which one do you really enjoy to listen?

    May 7, 2014
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    Is there any difference in usage "made of (something)" and "made from (something)"? Is there any difference in usage "made of (something)" and "made from (something)"? Is the second variant actually correct? In Russian we have such phrase 'сделан из" which means the same but if translate word by word it would be "made from". Can I use it in English too?
    May 6, 2014
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    Скажи своей сестре не играть на моём Ipad. or Скажи своей сестре, чтобы она не играла на моём Ipad.
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    January 27, 2014
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    Any season when it snows. It looks amazing and fascinating, plus I love snowboarding, which would be hard to do without snow :)

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    January 4, 2014
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    I stop being sad and become awesome instead! 

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    January 1, 2014
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    Useless Talking :D

    If there's any native English speaker free tonight, let me know, I'd like to talk a bit.

    Awesome!

    December 18, 2013
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    One more question about the meaning. What's the difference in use and meaning between "learn" and "study"? Thanks, guys :)
    December 17, 2013
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    Difference in using some English words. Hello, I would like to know what is the difference in meaning and using words "bring" and "take". For example: Bring/take your friend with you, it will be lots of fun. Are there any rules for this? Thank you :)
    December 11, 2013
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    Утром я встаю в шесть часов тридцать минут. 6:30 = "шесть часов тридцать минут" (full variant), "тридцать минут седьмого", "половина седьмого", "пол седьмого". But usually people shorten these to "шесть тридцать" or "пол седьмого".
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    November 26, 2013
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