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I'm a russian student studying at university in Moscow. At the moment I'm 22 years old. Really interested in korean language and I'd love to teach someone russian :)
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- People naturally resist making changes in their lives. People usually try to reach a balance in this unstable and fastly changing word. So there is no wonder if someone is at pains to live patiently and peacefully in a cozy apartment. Additionally it's an era of the wireless Internet with ipunlimited access in any cafe, restaurant and even in the tube where it's sometimes impossible to be connected by mobile or but you still can 'like' a photo or leave 'a comment' on on friend's pose. The cyber space is only about you, your rules and pseudo-confidence. It may cause a great number of problems such as psychological and social ones. The feeling of total secure could last all your life. Not being brave enough to change your lifestyle to a better pace, having no opinion to influence, no example to impress and no courage to make a step into the brightest world , this sort of people will feel humble, unhappy and envious to someone greater. Once my classmate shared an interesting information to think of. As a matter of fact Russian pupils as well as university students prefer to own their 'roost' and commonly become disappointed and quite aggressive losing it. So those acquaintance told me that in one of her American summer schools teacher enforced Russian students to change their seat each new lesson. That's a good thing to change a location, make new friends or experience something new. It's all makes us feel stressed. However, the reality will always irritate, motivate and annoy you unless you become a stronger person. Otherwise you will be crushed and will see your days passing by without mercy. Be a person who is worthy not merely to exist but to be born.February 3, 201300
- IELTS preparation. Academic writing Task 1 (1) The graph gives us an information about the changing pattern of domestic situation to modern technology in homes in the UK. According to the illustration the most popular product on the market was a CD player which sales had a steady rise from 1996 till 2003. By contrast, the most rare type of technology in the UK homes was an Internet access. Although it became possible to use an Internet connection only between 1998 and 1999, its upward trend was the sharpest and more than 40 percentage of people in the UK were capable to have an access. The greatest rate difference referred to mobile phone demand with 20 per cents at the start of 1996 and around 70 per cents 5 years after becoming more necessary than home computers in the middle of 1998s. With an insignificant fluctuations home computer sales during the last four-year period It's noticeable that domestic access to all the products had a gradual trends.
February 3, 201320 - 가족 :) 안녕 여러분! 어떻게 지냈어요? 우리 가족은 모두 일곱 명이에요: 할머니 두 명, 아버지, 어머니, 나, 남동생과 우리 몰리. 몰리는 작은 테리어 강아지예요. 지금은 모스크바에서 왔어요. 하지만 제 고향은 카라차예브스크예요. 산에 남쪽 도시예요. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6e/Karachaevsk.JPG 예뻐요? :] 아, 진짜 보고 싶어요!September 13, 201150
О водке
Я всегда хотел спросить что-то от у русского народа. Вы пьёте только водку, я имею в виду, вы не пьёте западных напитков? Потому что я не видел в России человека пить, который пьёт что-нибудь еще. Я не говорю, что это плохо, но так не так скучно? :D
P.S.:
1. Я не видел (кого?) человека ( человек - мужской род, первое склонение);
2. Потому что я не видел в (for instance, even in English sentence you would put 'in' before 'Russia') России человека пить, который пьёт (person who drinks) OR человека, пьющего (equals to drinking person) что-нибудь еще.
P.S.: Хороший русский! Hope that the info was helpful.0 votedAugust 27, 20110

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