culture difference Every time when I face with some one of my russian friend's parents I just wonder "what's wrong with those people"? May be it's a culture differens or something else. Whatever. But no one of my foreign friend's parents never ask me something like "OMG, you're already 25 and you don't still married and do not have any childrens". What the hell is that? When I talk with my Korean friend's mother and she ask me about university and marriage she never said me something like that. But she could. I mean we talk about many things and I know that she didn't like some things, but not that. I understand that's cold be exception from the rules, but in russia most of girls dream only about marriage and most of time people at 23 already finished their study and just work. What the hell is that? And the same situation with the study. I finish my university at 25 and I think that's ok. And my mom thinks that's ok. And my foreign friends think that's ok too. But most of parents don't. I like to study and find something new. To acquire knowledge. And when I will pass my university exams in Russia I want try to study abroad in the South Korea or Finland. And I think thats OK. Even if I'm 30 or 40. And all these things really got me angry. huh. And their minds\opinion, I do not know how should i call this "mind's stuff". But it doesn't make any sense.

I do not really understand differences between "washing" and "laundry"? I do not really understand differences between "washing" and "laundry"? If I want to wash my clothes what should I say?

here i go again Hi! I'm coming back ^^ My name is Darina, 25 years old(1988). I'm from Saint Petersburg, Russia. I'm geek, i like video games, my fav Mass effect, dragon age, disonored and deus ex. Actually I don't like "stealth", but dishonored and deus is amazing. My biggest hobby is drawing, as I love animation and character design. I also enjoy a bit of reading, and web-design. Now I'm student, but it is my last year. I'm writing my graduation work. I study english and korean. And I'm a little hesitate about my english. But without practice I can't fix it. I would be really glad if you help me. I understand all what people say, read a books in english, watch a movie, but i've got a little, or big, problem with express myself in english. I find it hard to describe things in proper ways. Maybe a little nervous or unconfident. So, can i count on you? -__- I'm really tired of it. I know may be it's sound wierd.

What means country+인? For example 러시아인, 한국인. Why ~인? 보기: 러시아인이 세 사람 있습니다.

twitter mind 종일 한국어를 배워었어요. 그래서 매우 피곤해요. 많이 숙제를 했어요. 지금 BBC 셜록을 보고 있어요.

What difference between this two sentences: 1.아침에 식당에 사람이 많았습니다. 2.아침에 식당에 사람이 많이 있었습니다. and can we used second sentence or it's wrong?

How we say "happy birthday" when it was 4-3 days ago? 생일 축하했습니다? how we say "happy birthday" when it was 4-3 days ago? 생일 축하했습니다? Or the same 생일 축하합니다?