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I'm from eastern Ukraine. We speak Ukrainian and Russian here. I also speak English fluently and I am currently studying Spanish. I need some help with speaking practice, because Spanish speakers are not in abundance here. I have a university degree in teaching Russian and English as a second language. I'd be happy to help people who want to learn either of these languages.
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    http://learnrussian.rt.com/grammar-tables/verbs-of-motion-with-the-prefix-po/#part1
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    Russian verbs with "по" can be roughly divided into several groups: 1) "по" indicates the full or partial completion of the action: Я завтракал в 9 (I was having breakfast at 9) и Я позавтракал в 9 (I had/finished my breakfast at 9). Я покрасил стены в комнате (I have painted the walls in the room). Я повесил свое пальто в шкаф (I hang/put my coat in the closet) 2) "по" points to tha fact that the action was going on for a while (+ a bit): Я вчера почитал, поиграл на гитаре, поговорил по телефону и погулял немного в парке ( Yesterday I read (a little), played the guitar (for a while), Talked on the phone (a bit) and walked in the park for a while). Попить воды (to drink a little water); Я поспал чуток днём (I had a nap in the afternoon). 3) with verbs of motion "по" indicates the beginning of movement: Он бежал по улице (he was running along the street). Он побежал по улице (He started running) 4) with some verbs "по" shows that you get into some state/condition: Он покраснел = стал красным (He blushed = turned red) Хлеб подорожал = стал дорогим (Bread has become more expensive)
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    November 7, 2012
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    1) Performed in Lviv (Ukraine) by native ukranians http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBDFMD5kLvc&feature=colike http://youtu.be/H-GXJpwgYIQ 2) I think in this one you can hear the words clearly, but the music has been arranged/changed (sorry, I'm not good at music) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx51wbYMIuc&feature=colike
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Greeting everyone. I am learning English because I have understood (beter later than never) about the useful usability/usefulness/applicability of talking English. I am preparing myselft studying for the IELTS test. I would meet to another other people for training and exchangeing information. My first immediate goal/short-term goal is to improve my understanding English level.

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    May 7, 2012
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    acerca de mí Me llamo Fatima. Soy de Ucrania y vivo en Járkov. Es la ciudad grande en el oriente del país. Ucraniano es lengua oficial en Ucrania, pero se habla ruso en Járcov porque está cerca de Rusia y muchos rusos viven en el oriente. Yo hablo ruso, ucraniano, inglés muy bien y español un poco. Trabajo en la empresa IT. Soy profesora de inglés allí. Mis estudiantes son programadores ucranianos que quieren hablar inglés mejor. Yo tengo tres classes de ingles cada día y cuatro classes de ruso por la semana. Enseñar inglés es más fácil para mi porque hay muchos libros en ingles. Además mis estudiantes estan mas motivados porque necesitan la lengua para hablar con sus compañeros de trabajo en Estados Unidos. No tengo mucho tiempo libre porque trabajo y cuido a mi hija pequeña. Me gusta estudiar idiomas, ver unas películas inglésas (en ingles), pasar tiempo con mis amigos y mi familia, bailar. Yo studio español por mí mismo, pero necesito ayuda. No hay amigos que hablan español para practicar conversación. Espero vuestros correcciónes y consejos prácticos.
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Я хочу практиковать мой английский. И я хочу больше друзья ей. ))))

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    May 7, 2012
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