whats the most amazing thing u can ever give to a russian

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Since everyone else has been bustin

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AHH!

Sorry all, I didn

Au contraire, he is a native English speaker living in Madrid. :wink:

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Au contraire, he is a native English speaker living in Madrid. :wink:

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Hehe. What are you the MR private dic? :lol:

No, I've just been around :wink:

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No, I've just been around :wink:

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Haven't we all :wink:

it'd prolly be sth that i do with my hand :P

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Au contraire, he is a native English speaker living in Madrid. :wink:

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Hehe. What are you the MR private dic? :lol:

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:lol:
Yep, Vinnie keeps tabs on everyone. :wink:

But yes, I

Is kalinka_vinnie's real name Kalinka, or Vinnie, or neither? I even saw someone write "Vincentz" in one of their posts, which just sounds like a short form of "Vincenzo".
Because Kalinka makes them appear to be a girl. And Vinnie makes them appear to be a boy. Which is it?!

Here's the answer - http://masterrussian.net/mforum/view...?p=94255#94255

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Here's the answer - http://masterrussian.net/mforum/view...?p=94255#94255

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Ha.. Funny. Kalinka does sound like a girl's name though, I don't know why a boy would want to choose it :?

I find Kalinka as a boy's name very cute :)

I wonder where the stress is. Does he pronounce it as in Russian or more as in English?

And where do you think the stress in English is? :o

As in all Germanic langs---tending to the beginning of a word.