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Hi everybody! I am looking here for some good friends and willing to learn as many languages as my memory allows=) I expect only language practice and making friends, that is why I'm not concerned with lovers and "friends with benefits" - such requests will be simply declined. I work as an English to Russian translator, so I can help not only with some linguistic quistions with my mother tongue (it's Russian) but also with any theoretic aspects of translation and interpretation. Now eager to learn Polish, I can describe my current level as basic as I've got to learn some grammar grounds and pronunciation (God, I just love polish sounds - so mild and melodic!). Welcome to my homepage, I'll be glad to help you with any linguistic question and to be helped too.
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    How to Read Chemical Formulas? Dear native-speakers, tell me, please, how to read chemical formulas. I know the very basics - for instance, some simple formulas are just spelled, but what about something more complicated? For instance, how do you read Mg(OH)2 ? I know, what a compound it is, I need some general reading rules only. Thanks beforehand!
    September 10, 2012
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    Americal Slang: Who's Your Dog Now? Hi everybody! Please, help me to solve an interesting problem. An aquaintance of mine has just arrived from the US and is trying to share some new words with us. He insists that the American expression "he is my dog" means "he is my friend". True or false?
    September 10, 2012
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    April 16, 2012
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