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My name is Farhat, which means "victorious" in Persian language and a common name in Turkic countries. I am from Turkmenistan, a post-soviet country, so Russian is my native language (that is, I use it to talk to my mom :) ). I've been living in Turkey since 2010 for education and work, I consider my Turkish as a very close to being a native level. I used to study some French several years ago, but didn't practice enough to keep me on track. I hope to find a language partner to help me practice my French (I prefer a penpal'ship, unless you don't mind to educate me online :) ), while I can help with Russian, English or Turkish (either written or verbal, whichever you need at the moment). Ideally, we would have casual Whatsapp conversation sesssions. Little more about me - I'm an engineer and MBA, trying to develop my business. I have wide range of interests, but I'm mainly into rock, science, art, psytrance culture, TV series and, of course, food.
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    Of course it is, otherwise everybody would have been a polyglot :). And you are talking about fluency, which is the highest level in language learning. But you can enjoy language learning, that's for sure. I can share what I did - I have been watching US TV shows for, like, 6-7 years. It was tough in the beginning, but now I watch most of them without subtitles and can't live without them :). I think that's the best way to go. As for the speaking, skype chat is the best tool, imho, if done from the distance.
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    April 28, 2015
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    That really depends on the genre. Nowadays, Russian scene is dominated mainly by pop singers and bands, I don't really enjoy them. But back in the 80's and 90's, rock rocked :). I like Кино and Аракс, great singer Игорь Тальков. And also signature 90's youth bands like Руки вверх! and ТаТу had great success.
    As for the songs, my picks:
    Кино - Кукушка
    Кино - Звезда по имени солнце
    Аракс - Странная ночь
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    April 28, 2015
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    December 16, 2014
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    December 12, 2014
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    TV series with French language/Série TV avec la langue française Hi guys! Can someone suggest some good French TV series, with obtainable subtitles? Or American series but with French language and voice, please?? Bonjour! Quelqu'un peut-il suggérer une bonne série en français, s'il vous plaît? Ou lien vers le site internet de la série, mais avec la langue française?
    October 9, 2014
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    Thanks to all for your advices, that was helpful!

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    September 3, 2014
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    "start" vs. "begin"

    Hi guys! I would like an opinion from native English speakers. What is the main difference in the usage of the verbs to start and to begin? Especially I get confused which one to use in the past tense. I feel more comfortable to use "I started", but I've been noticing lately that in the articles or videos people more often use "I began". Which one is correct or used more commonly?

    August 30, 2014
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    Men seni soyyan.
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    February 9, 2012
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    Türkmençe owrenesim gelýär. Alty aýdan bäri owrenýärin. Sebäbi azajik türkçe hem gepläp bilýarin, gaty kyn däl. Häzir diňe bir talypdan owrenýärin, ýöne başga birini hem tapasym gelýär. Meniň pikirimçe, men has kop geplemeli. Men köp kitap okaýaryn, köp kino seredýärin we köp radio diňleýärin, emma geplemäne gaty köp pursat tapamok. Maňa komek edip bilersiňiz mi?

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    February 9, 2012
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