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Hi! I'm learning Russian (slowly!), for no other reason than that I like how it sounds! How shallow!
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Alisa Englishy
Russian
Oct 25, 2018
i hope Richard want stop practising his Russian as he has great skills to it :)
Alisa Englishy
Russian
Oct 23, 2018
it is great to have such eager to learn student :)
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  • Posted
    Are there any good AI tools to generate sentences using specified words only? And then maybe it could read them out, and respond to my spoken responses? This kind of 'vocabulary control' would be very useful for me. Thank you!
    January 27, 2024
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  • Posted
    "Но и цены там". Is it the same as "А цены там"? Hi, This is a new expression to me. I don't think I understand it.. There are 2 versions: "Там отличается еда, но и цены тоже." and "Там отличается еда и цены." re these the same? why not just say "Там отличается еда, а цены"?
    June 8, 2011
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  • Corrected

    Я думаю, я бы изменить его к этому:


    Hello. I am a student in gymnasium, in class 9. I can play the piano and study the guitar, (concern with dance... I don't know what you mean. Sorry!). I am also in a military club. 

    I study English, because I like this language, and I want get acquainted and communicate with people from an English speaking country. Maybe I'll go there.

    Does that make sense? Good Luck!

    Richard
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    May 31, 2011
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  • Answered
    Я прочитал это, на английском языке, давным-давно, и я любил его, хотя это трагическая книга, очевидно. Фильм с Jeremy Irons, мне также не понравилось это:- это слишком "неловкий". фильм, снятый в 1962 (я думаю) с James Mason, однако, очень хорошо. Действующий немного старомодным, но это право на историю. Книга является лучшим, хотя, такой сложный характер, так просто изображал.
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    May 31, 2011
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  • Answered
    Thanks Anton. In English, 'to listen' implies 'to pay attention to', whereas 'to hear' simply means to be aware of sound, without necessarily listening to it. So It's the same in my language! In AZIZA's example below; -Услышь же то, что я тебе говорю!- This is perfective. Is this perfective because the speaker wants the listener to hear all that is said, ie to complete the action of hearing the words? I am beginning to understand some of the situations where perfective is used, but I may not properly understand in this example...
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    May 31, 2011
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  • Answered
    Спасибо, что имеет смысл для меня. Так целый = complete/ whole/ entire (adjective) совсем = completely/ entirely (adverb) Now I know! Thanks Richard
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    May 21, 2011
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  • Posted
    Hi, Is there any difference between целый and совсем? are they used in different ways? Thanks!
    May 21, 2011
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  • Corrected
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    April 1, 2011
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  • Corrected

    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My name is Antonina, friends call me Tonya or Tosha.
    I'm from small russian town Bologoe. It is situated between Moscow and St Petersburg. Bologoe is my home town. I study in another city - Saratov.
    I study in Saratov State Law Academy. My future profession is prosecutor.
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    April 1, 2011
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  • Corrected
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    March 29, 2011
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