Hi
My name is Gary, I am from Berkshire, UK. I am looking to learn Russian, I am a beginner, but have a lot of spare time right now and looking to immerse myself to get going. Would love to hear from anyone who can help me along. In return can assist with English. Although not a teacher of the language I am sure I can help to some degree, or if you just have questions I will do my best to answer them.
All the best,
Gary
Thank you for your feedback Gary, I am sad the sound didn't allow us to have a proper session. You have good learning ability and I hope that next time we'll be able to work at the language without connection problems.
Teşekkürler Gary! You did very well! We studied the alphabet and you could hear the difference and pronounce the vowels. So far, you have studied Turkish by yourself but with guidance it will be much easier and quick to learn Turkish. Be patient, you will speak Turkish fluently!
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What does "Не я то в отеле, а у Вали дома красота!"
My parner is Russian and I caused an argument, as I translated it to she is not in the hotel and Vali has a beautiful home. She is away and I asked who is Vali and where you at his house.....She got angry and and said no I was not at anyones house. Learn Russian properly. So I am trying to understand where I translated wrongly.
May 13, 2018
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Hi Jing,
Not sure how your are trying to use 'good for health'
I wonder if you are looking for something like this :
"Most of furniture made of wood, which is environmentally friendly."
Meaning that it is made of wood and safe for everything around it. Does not hurt the environment.
if you can add a little more about what you are trying to say I will respond.
Kind Regards
Gary
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June 24, 2016
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hi,
A hairline fracture is a break without separation of the fragments or parting of the bones, the line of break being hairlike signifying its very fine. Where as a fracture / break shows as a larger gap between the bones involved.
Try googling images on both and the pictures will help in the understanding.
Kind Regards
Gary
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August 6, 2015
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Try These......
http://www.busuu.com
http://www.turkishclass.com/ (goto online classs in menu)
-G
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September 13, 2014
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Hi Darya,
Stare suggests a more determined look, eyes wide open intently fixed on something, where as Gaze suggest a more gentle viewing action perhaps thoughtfulness although could been used with intently as well.
Examples
She stared at the boat. (Suggests a more intense view perhaps trying to find something )
She gazed at the boat. (Comes across more leisurely, perhaps in amazement )
-G
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September 9, 2013
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Hi Haiduong2111,
The literal meaning of Botch and Bungle are pretty much the same. They both mean to mess something up though ineptness, or bad practice, or being clumsy.
Examples would be :
Botched a job or Bungled a job, although in some circumstances one will sound better than the other in the sentence. "He botched the job interview" sounds better to me than "He bungled the job interview"
-G
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September 9, 2013
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Hi Juaneden,
You would still apply the 's to the last part of the name.
So christina aguilera would become christina aguilera's as [christina aguilera] is the whole name being used although it may appear in two parts/words.
And the same for Maria Jose, that would be come Maria Jose's
Take Care
G
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September 9, 2013
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January 28, 2013
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:o)
w081t2 is a part number of an item made by Claesson, a desk lamp.
Here is a link to it.
Have Fun!
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January 28, 2013
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Hmmmm tough one, but I believe in this context means: Hatred.
Enmity : a feeling of hatred or hostility against something.
So "the enmity of time has been defeated here." would mean " the hatred of time has been defeated here" in other words the person or feeling has changed and no longer hates or fears time.
-G.