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    There is one real name in this list - Kasta! Other is too Pop. You should try another not mainstream names: 1st Sandmen is a Kasta family, and older than Kasta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S6_yd8p81Y&feature=related 2nd triagrutrika http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lMFe6ZiW4o 3rd Noggano + Guf + AK-47 (and their solo clips to) http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=gazgolder#p/u/20/eTlLyxerPWo
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    at the street: Привет, я [Ваше имя] - Privet, ya [your name here] - hi! I'm [your name here]. more oficial: Здравствуйте меня зовут [Ваше имя] - Zdrastvuyte menya zovut [your name here] - Hello my name is [your name here]
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    more rude: Чтоб все ровно было, без подстав! [Shtob vsyo rovno bilo, bez podstav] - over criminal slang but without swear words. It is complete phrase, you can use it in the end. be carefull swear words (You may have a serious consequences in Russia if using this): Не наеби меня [ne nayebi menya] approx > dont fuck with me
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    You must say: "Я с ума по нему схожу!" - He drive me crazy. "У меня от него бабочки внизу живота" its indecently a bit "Я от него вся мокрая" - its vulgar (but some guys like it to hear about their person)
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    You cant say 'по-русский' anyway. You must not to write Й in the end. По-русски is ok.
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    Думаю вопрос корректнее задать: Почему плачут мужчины? ps посмотрите фильм "Мимино" (даже несмотря на то что там грузинский мужчина): Мужчины не плачут, мужчины огорчаются!
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    О бесцельно прожитой жизни!
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hello! My name is Draap. I am 29 years old. I am an engineer in project firm. I graduate from Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (MSUCE). I am married with my wife Tata. We have two lovely kids: Seva and Ulya. Their age four and one years old. I have some hobby like foto, design and architecture. I try to make my hobby more usefull that is why i start plannig my flat plan to change it in optimal way. I am trying to start second higher education and will be an architecter in a five years. I work in a small firm with ten workers. We are good collective and working for a long time together. Every week we have meeting where we make brainstorming and set dates of end of our projects. When we have free time we can go to the cinema or theatre. I want to study english to be more professional in my work and because it is international standart of communication. I want to speak free by english language and study part of english which contanes specifical terminology from architecture and engineering. Another reason is to teach my kids and wife because its very usefull to know foreingn language in the world which is on the way to globalisation. Next reason of why i study english is that i want to read English literature at ist own language. I think that perfect example is William Shakespeare's books. Same way i like to read poetry of Joseph Rudyard Kipling. I like his well know 'If'. Next intresting reason to study English is to analysing of News from different countryes. It is not a secret that news programs are not so free to speak, in most cases it express opinion of mediamagnats owners or have imbalance because of political systems of their countryes. I just want to have more information and have posobility to make my own decision about the situation. By the way I want to make a blog where i can make my post in two languages. And i could make some professional forums to provide an exchanging of experienses of specialists from different countries and culture.
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