I provide on-line Russian Lessons through Skype

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September 25th, 2006, 05:01 PM
RUSSIAN LINGUIST

I provide on-line Russian Lessons through Skype

On-line Russian Lessons via Skype

I am a professor of Russian Linguistics.
I provide on-line Russian Lessons via Skype (www.skype.com)
for 20 USD/hour.
My Skype name is: russian_lessons_ok
My ICQ: 352926329
Contact webform:
http://www.megaone.com/switty16/contact.htm

PS: I also provide English - Russian and Russian - English
translation on any subject for 0.06 USD/word.
September 25th, 2006, 05:21 PM
Оля

Re: I provide on-line Russian Lessons through Skype

On-line Russian Lessons

I am a professor of Russian Philanthropistics.
I provide on-line Russian Lessons Master Russian (www.masterrussian.com)
for 000000 USD/hour.
My Master Russian name is: Оля
My ICQ: не скажу

PS: I also provide English - Russian and Russian - English
Italian - Russian and Russian - Italian
German - Russian and Russian - German
Italian - German and German - Italian (etc)
translation on any subject free of charge absolutely. "As is" :D

You are welcome :D
September 25th, 2006, 05:24 PM
Lampada

Re: I provide on-line Russian Lessons through Skype

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

On-line Russian Lessons

I am a professor of Russian Philanthropistics.
I provide on-line Russian Lessons Master Russian (www.masterrussian.com)
for 000000 USD/hour.
My Master Russian name is: Оля
My ICQ: не скажу

PS: I also provide English - Russian and Russian - English
Italian - Russian and Russian - Italian
German - Russian and Russian - German
Italian - German and German - Italian (etc)
translation on any subject free of charge absolutely. "As is" :D

You are welcome :D

Олечка! :thumbs:
September 25th, 2006, 05:30 PM
Ramil

+1 http://ramil.kicks-ass.org/smileys/applaud.gif
September 25th, 2006, 10:50 PM
Бармалей

I think we should turn this thread from a salespitch into something more noble (and yes brown-nosey):
THANK YOU TO THE RUSSIAN-SPEAKERS WHO MAKE THIS FORM WORTHWHILE! :D
September 25th, 2006, 11:13 PM
Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by Бармалей

I think we should turn this thread from a salespitch into something more noble (and yes brown-nosey):
THANK YOU TO THE RUSSIAN-SPEAKERS WHO MAKE THIS FORM WORTHWHILE! :D

:thumbs:

Everyone, especially our Russian friends, understand the phrase, "to brown-nose"? This is a descriptive verbal phrase used much in colloquial English. :wink:

I'll give the description if anyone wants. :wink:
September 25th, 2006, 11:54 PM
kalinka_vinnie

Оля, ты в правде профессор???
September 26th, 2006, 12:00 AM
Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Оля, ты в правде профессор???

I think Vinnie likes Оля. :wink:
September 26th, 2006, 12:06 AM
kalinka_vinnie

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

I think Vinnie likes Оля. :wink:

Little do you know, my girlfriend's name is actually Оля! :lol: and no, she is not a version of DDT's олгаbot :lol:
September 26th, 2006, 12:14 AM
Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

I think Vinnie likes Оля. :wink:

Little do you know, my girlfriend's name is actually Оля! :lol: and no, she is not a version of DDT's олгаbot :lol:

This reminds me... DDT's Oлгаbot is going to be very lonely, with him cow-poking in Nevada. Poor Oлгаbot. :lol:
September 26th, 2006, 12:29 AM
DagothWarez

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

my girlfriend's name is actually Оля!

You call your imaginary girlfriend- ОЛЯ?!!
How sweet. :cry:
September 26th, 2006, 12:44 AM
basurero

Quote:

Originally Posted by DagothWarez

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

my girlfriend's name is actually Оля!

You call your imaginary girlfriend- ОЛЯ?!!
How sweet. :cry:

В честь нашей Оли, что ли?
September 26th, 2006, 12:58 AM
kalinka_vinnie

sigh... I knew I shouldn't have mentioned it...
September 26th, 2006, 01:38 AM
Бармалей

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

I think Vinnie likes Оля. :wink:

Little do you know, my girlfriend's name is actually Оля! :lol: and no, she is not a version of DDT's олгаbot :lol:

Darn. You wisely foresaw the impending jokes about OlgabotLite: Shareware version! :( :lol:
September 26th, 2006, 06:12 AM
Ramil

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Оля, ты и по-правде/взаправду профессор???

or
Оля, ты и вправду профессор? Оля, ты и правда профессор?
September 26th, 2006, 07:47 AM
Chuvak

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by Бармалей

I think we should turn this thread from a salespitch into something more noble (and yes brown-nosey):
THANK YOU TO THE RUSSIAN-SPEAKERS WHO MAKE THIS FORM WORTHWHILE! :D

:thumbs:

Everyone, especially our Russian friends, understand the phrase, "to brown-nose"? This is a descriptive verbal phrase used much in colloquial English. :wink:

I'll give the description if anyone wants. :wink:

I would like you to give me the description !!! :?
September 26th, 2006, 08:15 AM
Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuvak

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by Бармалей

I think we should turn this thread from a salespitch into something more noble (and yes brown-nosey):
THANK YOU TO THE RUSSIAN-SPEAKERS WHO MAKE THIS FORM WORTHWHILE! :D

:thumbs:

Everyone, especially our Russian friends, understand the phrase, "to brown-nose"? This is a descriptive verbal phrase used much in colloquial English. :wink:

I'll give the description if anyone wants. :wink:

I would like you to give me the description !!! :?

Chuvak, you are liking this... yes?! :lol:

"Brown-nose" is a phrase in English, to "kiss someone's ass"... or more descriptively, "to kiss someone's anus".

Brown = stuff coming out of your anus.

"Brown-nose" = ... you understand the picture??

I don't want to get banned by the Moderators. :lol: :wink:

This is a common phrase in English, referring to people that won't "stand strong" against their bosses... instead, they will try everything to make the boss/director happy. "Kiss their boss's ass" or "anus"... this is the idea of the extreme attempt to make your boss/director happy.

Moderators... this is a common, and important English phrase to understand, referring to commonly-used American colloquial English.
September 26th, 2006, 08:55 AM
Оля

Quote:

Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Оля, ты правда профессор???

Да, в душе.... :)
September 26th, 2006, 08:57 AM
Guin

[quote=Оля]

Quote:

Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":1lbe15h9

Оля, ты правда профессор???

Да, в душе.... :)[/quote:1lbe15h9]

А после душа нет? :D
September 26th, 2006, 09:06 AM
DagothWarez

[quote=Guin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

Quote:

Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":1s6istlx

Оля, ты правда профессор???

Да, в душе.... :)

А после душа нет? :D[/quote:1s6istlx]

А я по четным профессор, а пор нечетным нет.
September 26th, 2006, 09:10 AM
Оля

[quote=Guin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

Quote:

Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":7un97b1j

Оля, ты правда профессор???

Да, в душе.... :)

А после душа нет? :D[/quote:7un97b1j]
В глубине души! :P :D
September 26th, 2006, 09:15 AM
Guin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

В глубине души! :P :D

Не хочу я никого душить "в глубине"... :twisted: :wink:
September 26th, 2006, 09:17 AM
Оля

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

В глубине души! :P :D

Не хочу я никого душить "в глубине"... :twisted: :wink:

Души в глубине(,) профессор! :lol:
September 26th, 2006, 09:20 AM
Guin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

Души в глубине(,) профессор! :lol:

Профессор, в глубине души! :D

Кстати, вопрос к тебе, как к знатоку пунктуации: надо ли в этом случае между словами "глубине" и "души" ставить тире?
September 26th, 2006, 09:34 AM
Оля

В приципе не надо, но допустимо, если это выделено интонационно.
September 26th, 2006, 09:37 AM
Guin

Quote:

Originally Posted by Оля

В приципе не надо, но допустимо, если это выделено интонационно.

Ага... Спасибо!
September 26th, 2006, 12:13 PM
Бармалей

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

Moderators... this is a common, and important English phrase to understand, referring to commonly-used American colloquial English.

Not to mention I've NEVER quite heard it broken down like Dobry just did. It's just understood -- you don't need to think about whether the nose is in proximity, in, or a part of someone's backside, etc. It's got nowhere the nasty connotation that his description might imply, even if they may be what it refers to.
September 26th, 2006, 11:11 PM
Dobry

Quote:

Originally Posted by Бармалей

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dobry

Moderators... this is a common, and important English phrase to understand, referring to commonly-used American colloquial English.

Not to mention I've NEVER quite heard it broken down like Dobry just did. It's just understood -- you don't need to think about whether the nose is in proximity, in, or a part of someone's backside, etc. It's got nowhere the nasty connotation that his description might imply, even if they may be what it refers to.

Well, I thought Chuvak wanted to know where the phrase came from. :lol:

But you're right... the phrase is commonly used to describe anyone who is trying too much to impress the boss/director. It is not used normally with the "literal" meaning.
September 27th, 2006, 01:58 AM
basurero

Я, как ни странно, до сегодня никогда не слушал это выражение в смысле "sucking up". Я всегда сперва ассоциирую его с буквальным значением. Может быть, эта необыкновенная фраза в моей стране... Здесь люди говорят "suckin up". Это обычное выражение в других англоговорящих странах? Гммм... не знаю... :?
September 27th, 2006, 05:44 AM
Оля

Quote:

Originally Posted by basurero

Я, как ни странно, до сегодняшнего дня никогда не слышал это выражение в смысле "sucking up". Я всегда сперва ассоциирую его с буквальным значением. Может быть, эта необычная (неупотребительная) фраза в моей стране... Здесь люди говорят "suckin up". Это обычное выражение в других англоговорящих странах? Гммм... не знаю... :?