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Hi everyone. I'm russian software developer who wants to improve his English and to chat with new interesting persons. I like music (rock, metal. preferably european), books (some good science fiction - prefer old american writers like Shekli, Azimov and so on.), computer games.
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    August 16, 2012
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    Olga is wrong. I have an only on-line friend and we know eachother very good. But it's very rare case. It's quite hard to find a friend in real life, but on the internet you should find not only a friend, but a person who wants to have friends online and who can be online quite often. P.S. you can find a friend suddenly even if you dont' find him. But you can try to find a person with similar interests and maybe...
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    November 11, 2010
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    mugging is a type of robbery. robbery is taking somethig using fear and force. mugging is a robbery taking place outside - on the street, parkings and so on.
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    November 11, 2010
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    I tell you a big secret - most russians work with падежи only at school. And it seems to me for the one purpose - just to know why we talk this way. After that they happily forgive them. (Ok-Ok, maybe it's only about me =) ). We never remember them in our everyday speach, and we use correct endings only because we have greate experience in russian. So you need talk a lot with natives and gain an experience.
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    November 10, 2010
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    Why in English - 'Enjoy you meal' but in another european languages 'Guten appetit', ' Bon appetit' and so on? for answerers: This question is not about learning Enlish! It is cultural difference and I want to know why. Please don't aswer me in a way "You shouldn't ask why or you never learn English". Thanks
    November 10, 2010
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    P.S. No. It's not translational question. It's about culture. You see, phrases 'Guten appetit', ' Bon appetit' contain word 'appetit' and mean something like 'have a good wish for food', but in english just 'enjoy a food'.
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    September 13, 2010
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    Why in English - 'Enjoy you meal' but in another european languages 'Guten appetit', ' Bon appetit' and so on?
    September 12, 2010
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