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    Is pendulum a type of dress or just some part of it? I've just encountered the "fashion" related text and understood quite a little. The most confusing was that pendulum part. I'd like to know whether pendulum is some kind of a dress or it's just a part of it. It seems like some conic part for me but I still don't understand... I will be happy if someone can explain me this. Maybe someone knows how it translates into Russian... Or redirect me to useful website where I can learn some stuff on this topic.
    January 25, 2013
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    It's been a long long time I've been absent here for such a long time, so my language skills have been harshly reduced. I'll try to catch up, but it seems I have not much time from now on. A lot of things have happened in my life for this half a year. I started working at the "Department of oceanology and hydrometeorology" in the University where I study as an assistant. It's not well-paid job but I learn a lot more and a lot faster there. Now I took a leave of absence, so I found some time to come back here and to write this message. Hope to improve in an instant)) See ya! P.S. Oh! Olympic games are in full play! Good luck, everyone! P.P.S. Oh. It's almost august. Formula1 took a summer break already. Guess I just watch Olympic games or something))
    July 30, 2012
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    He sure is getting into that. What does "to be getting into" mean? Does it mean that he's an ace, expert in some area, or what?
    September 9, 2011
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  • Posted
    "Pin move", "pull in and release". I can't get the idea of these karate moves. What are the motions? Could anyone describe me or refer me to a useful source...
    September 8, 2011
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  • Answered
    Just like everybody said, it doubles any sound that goes next. (「っか」- kka, 「っぽ」- ppo, etc.) And if there's no more kana next, it just reduces (or strenghtens?) the tone of previous sound (「えっ」- Huh?) or halt it like "..." in the middle of a word. [But that's just what I think; correct me if I'm mistaken]
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    September 6, 2011
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  • Posted
    You're such a trip! Could anyone explain me?! What does this mean?
    September 3, 2011
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  • Answered
    Также можно спросить: "Не желаете ли выпить что-нибудь?"
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    August 9, 2011
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  • Answered
    Я не программист. Я - композитор программ. Так правильно, но по-русски звучит немного "криво".
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    August 7, 2011
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  • Answered
    В данном случае разницы никакой нет. "Не менее 15 метров." "Не меньше 15 метров" Сказать можно и так и так.
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    July 25, 2011
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    July 22, 2011
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