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gamarjobat, megobrebo! me var qristi. 2 welia sachxereshi var. aq inglisurs vaswavli chixis sajaro skolashi. qartuli kargad mesmis magram laparaki dzalian michirs. kitxvac da werac kargad vici. tqveni daxmareba mchirdeba :) Hello, friends! I'm Christina. I've been in Sachxere for 2 years. I teach English here at Chixa Public School. I understand Georgian well but speaking is very difficult for me. I know how to read and write, too. I need your help.
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    -ბიჭო როგორ ხარ?
     -კარგად, შენ?
    - მეც კარგად, მაბლობა. ვინ არის შენი მეგობარი? 
    -ო უკაცრავად. ეს ჩემი ბიძაშვილი, ჯონი. 
    -გამარჯობა ჯონი, ძალიან სასიამოვნოა.
    -გამარჯობა, ჩემთვისაც. ბოდიში მაგრამ ცოტა ქართული ვიცი. აქ პირველად ვარ. 
    -მართლა? 
    -კი. გინდათ ჩვენთან წამოხვიდეთ? საყიდლებზე მივდივართ.
    -აუცილებლად, ძალიან მინდა. 
    -ხო, წავიდეთ. 
    -ჯონი, სპორტის რა სახეობას მისდევ? 
    -ამერიკელ ფეხბურთს.
    -კიდევ რას?
    - მეტს არა, ზარმაცი ვარ. ჰაჰა. მოვედით. 
    -შეხედე, ეს პერანგი გინდა?
    - არა, უშნო არის. 
    -რა!? რატომ თკვი ეგ? გუშინ ეს პერანგი ვიყიდე. 
    -ო... ბოდიში, არ ვიცოდი.
    -ვიხუმრე.
    -ჰაჰა ხო ხო. ახლა ვიცინი. 
    -გინდა ეს პერსნგი? 
    -არა, მაქვს უკვე მგონი.
    -და ეს პერანგი? 
    -ერთნაირები არიან. 
    -გამახსენდა. სარეცხი მაქვს გასარეცხი, და სტუმრები ჩემთან მოდიან. უნდა წავიდე. 
    -ხო დიდი მადლობა. ჯიგარი ხარ. ქართული მინდა ვისწავლო. შეგიძლია დამეხმარო? 

    -აუცილებლად. 
    -ხვალ რას აკეთებ?
    -შენთან მოვალ. 
    -ხო, სწორი ხარ. დავიმახსოვრებ.
    -კარგი. არ დაგავიწყდეს. 
    -ხო, კარგად იყავი. 
    -კარგად იყავი. 

    I tried to use all the phrases from the list I made a few days earlier. I know I didn't use a few of them, but I will make sure to use them in future posts in my notebook.
    Thanks.

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    October 31, 2012
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    Yes, you can. In fact, 'easy going' describes a person's personality in general; 'relaxed' describes how a person is acting at the moment (only temporary). And you should say "I'm the one in charge of the shopping at my house." or "I'm the one in charge of grocery shopping." Example: "She is generally so calm and easy going. But yesterday when I saw her sitting in the park, she was upset and didn't look very relaxed."
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    May 2, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

     

    Hello, everybody! I have been learning English since second form, but three years ago I decided to improve my English. So I enrolled in English courses, and am really liking it.

     

    Nice to meet you :) Good luck with your studies!

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    May 2, 2012
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    I'm saving money to travel to Turkey. I rarely buy expensive things; I spend all my money on travel instead :) It should cost around $500 USD for a two-week backpack tour. I'm planning to go this Christmas break, so I have another several months before I need to raise all the money. What about you? Are you saving for something?
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    May 2, 2012
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    Why I Want to Learn English
     

    probably because I want to expand your my social circle and have friends not only in Russia but also abroad!

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    May 2, 2012
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    In a restaurant you would always say "right away" and not "right now".
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    May 2, 2012
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    Exam Day
     

    Today I had a quiz. The exam paper was very unexpected, so everyone was freaked out. But my teacher helped me a lot in solving the quiz, which made everyone so jealous. My class thinks that he shows favoritism in class. They are so mad at me. I even overheard them bitching about me. But who cares?! Haters gonna hate!!! So yea! Today went okay!

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    May 2, 2012
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    You're right :) It's mostly used when a person means "ok", but can also be said when you like something. It's very casual, everyday language and should never be used in formal speech. *It also has one more negative connotation which refers to drugs, or anything that is prohibited; if you want to use the phrase in this way, you must be sure to say it with proper intonation so that people will understand what you mean. Examples: "I'll meet you at the cinema at 6 tonight." "Good stuff. See you there." "Have you tried this spaghetti? This is some really good stuff!" "All the medicine sold in the stores doesn't help my headaches." "Me neither. But you know they (store owners) keep the good stuff in the back (in the 'employees only' section of the store where it's not accessible to customers) anyway."
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    May 2, 2012
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    They have close to the same meaning, but they are used in different situations. "Right away" is often used in more formal situations and expresses a greater sense of urgency. Examples: (in a restaurant) "Please bring me my check." "Yes, sir. Right away." (a boss and an employee at work) "Did you do the reports?" "No, sir. I'll get started right away." (two friends) "What are you doing right now?" "I'm at home watching TV. You?" (a mother and daughter) "Do you do the dishes?" "No, not yet. Do I have to do them right now?"
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    May 2, 2012
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