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I'm Tim. I am interested in speaking Mandarin, Russian, Spanish. I am Concentrating on Russian first. Please contact me on Skype at t.luoma if you want to practice English with me or help me learn Español или Русски)))
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    I´m learning! :)

    hi, im colombian fashion designer and im very interested in learn this lenguage.. i'm 19 years old... and nice too meet you!

     

    Hi, I'm a Colombian fashion designer. I'm very interested in learning this language. I'm 19 years old. Nice to meet you!

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    March 3, 2012
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    does anyone know of a website where i can read simple russian stories? something like childrens stories work too. just wanting to learn..
    November 10, 2011
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    November 10, 2011
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    what is the difference between вызовите and позвонить? they both mean call. I understand that позвонить is in the infinitive form and that вызовите is in the you polite form. are they the same word that just changes with different forms? my russian is still very basic so i dont know what the other forms of the word are.
    November 10, 2011
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    there is no way to delete these comments, is there?
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    November 2, 2011
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    From just this sentence, it is difficult to tell the context. Also, coworker is another word for workmate. If you look at this sentence in the past, should is acceptable. Here is my argument for should . It could be that you and your coworker were supposed to do a job together but you ended up doing it by yourself. In the end, you regretted doing it by yourself. example = I should not have eaten that food. Most people here are assuming that you are trying to say that you could not have completed the job without your coworker. Depending on what you are trying to say depends on whether you use could or should. If you were trying to say should the "without my workmate" should follow behind. "I should not have managed it without my workmate." If you are trying to say that you were unable to manage it without your coworker than could would be the correct word. hope this makes sense =)
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    November 2, 2011
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    From just this sentence, it is difficult to tell the context. Also, coworker is another word for workmate. If you look at this sentence in the past, should is acceptable. Here is my argument for should . It could be that you and your coworker were supposed to do a job together but you ended up doing it by yourself. In the end, you regretted doing it by yourself. example = I should not have eaten that food. Most people here are assuming that you are trying to say that you could not have completed the job without your coworker. Depending on what you are trying to say depends on whether you use could or should. If you were trying to say should the "without my workmate" should follow behind. "I should not have managed it without my workmate." If you are trying to say that you were unable to manage it without your coworker than could would be the correct word. hope this makes sense =)
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    November 2, 2011
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    October 30, 2011
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    October 24, 2011
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    The wink What is the significance of the wink? ;-)
    October 24, 2011
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