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Здравствуйте ребята! Меня зовут Jack Heaton и у (у - means "smb has smth" I have a book - У меня есть книга) мне шестнадцать лет. Я живу в Манчестере в Англии. Это не очень красиво. (Better: Это не очень красивое место или тут не очень красиво. Your phrase is not understandeable for Russians. If you want to point that smth is or isn't nice, big and so on you should point at it. Especially if we don't see the thing which you are describing. Your exact phrase could be used for somebody's actions, like "It is not good to do smth" Он вел себя не очень красиво, по отношению к этой девушке - means that he insulted her) Я говорю по-английски и я говорю по-немецки очень хорошо. Я говорю по-французски довольно хорошо, и по-русски немножко. (It will be more natural for Russians to combine this sentences in one like "I can do this, and this, and this. Я хорошо говорю по-английскиб по-немецки, по-французски и немного по-русски) Мне нравиться Русском Языке русский язык (Russian cases is the most difficult thing for learners. Even for Russians. So, it needs a long explanation and if you're interesting in it - just write to me. I'll help you with pleasure. Your phrase here means - in the Russian Language.) потому что это интересно.(Correct. Another variant - потому что он интересный)
Your Russian is very good, really. I like it. So, don't take offense at me about this blue areas, please, I've just tried to explain not only to correct your note. I hope it will help you. Good luck to you :)
P.S. If you wish I can help you with your Russian, just send me a letter :)
0 votedSeptember 12, 20120- Russian questions There is a kind of Russian tradition. We always ask questions. We like it. And it is possible for us to ask a person, whom we don't know about his or her family, salary, job and nearly everything. We don't want to hurt somebody, we just can't understand why it is forbidden. We are curious. There is a peculiar thing in Russia: train acquaintances. Our country is huge and Russians often travel by train for some days. So, during this trip neighbours could chat about nearly everything from their family lyfe to the politics. In two or three ours they would know a lot about friends, parents's names, illnesses... Everything you wish. The other peculiar feature - for us, question "how are you?" is not a symbol of politeness. If we ask it we really want to know and doesn't matter are you in a good or bad mood. We want an honest answer. If everything is fine we would be glad for you. If not we would help. You know, that not many of Russians go to psychologists? We are doctors to each other. We are not afraid of private talks. So, just don't be surprised if you Russian penfriend would write you about his or her problems. This means only that this person trusts you. One more feature. Our people positive and kind in general, but really like to talk about problems. And ask questions about it. So, I hope it would help you a bit. And have a happy chat with your Russian penfriends :)September 12, 201203
- Hello! Hello everyone! I'm Katherine from Ekaterinburg. I'm studying English for several years and now I'm a student of the Institute of foreign languages. After the graduation I'll be a teacher of the English language in one small Russian school. But one day I'll be a writer, and I hope a good one. I'm interesting in many different things and if you want to know something about me - please, ask me ) I'll answer you with great pleasure. ) Now I'm searching for native speakers to comunicate through skype. It's necessary for me, because I'm a bit shy and afraid of speaking English because of my mistakes and pronunciation.September 6, 201260
