I believe the hot-air balloons are at some balloon festival thing up in Albuquerque. I'm not sure, though, because sometimes I see balloons floating around here at this time of year.
I believe the hot-air balloons are at some balloon festival thing up in Albuquerque. I'm not sure, though, because sometimes I see balloons floating around here at this time of year.
WEll I voted for 'Middle East' because I live in the middle eastern part of Tennessee in the United States, and I read somewhere that Americans are so myopic that they cannot understand geography.
Sounds good to me, so I'm running with it.
Anyway, I live in Tennessee, and am orginally from Springfield, Missouri, also in the U.S.A
How do you say, in russian "damn, I didn't ask for your whole life story?"
I don't know why but I love learning the phrases....well I know why, if you learn sentence by sentence then you don't have to bother learning grammar rules....guess I'm a lazy sod too.
Well, I kind of feel great that I found this forum today...maybe with some support my Russian will improve rapidly!
in the Concord-Martinez areaOriginally Posted by DenisM
Kazakhstan, for the last time KAZ AHK STAN
Вот это да, я так люблю себя. И сегодня я люблю себя, ещё больше чем вчера, а завтра я буду любить себя to ещё больше чем сегодня. Тем что происходит,я вполне доволен!
Gulf Breeze, Florida. Sorry I dont have anything witty to say.
Я из Венло, Голландия. Сейчас я живу и учу в Утрехте.
It should have been whether "учусь" (studing) or "преподаю" (teaching).Originally Posted by GijsNL
Moscow
I voted for "Other" cuz i didn't find Russia in the list, and i didnt notice "Eastern europe" i guess i read it as europe.
No, we say eeleenois with s I was very surprised when heard for the first time how people pronounce Illinois in englishOriginally Posted by Angel_of_Death-NZ
It sounds funny to me to hear the S pronounced in English.....
In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.
Robert Frost
Most students in Russsia are a bit astonished when they are told to pronounce Chicago as "Shikago" LOL
Есть люди, в которых живет Бог. Есть люди, в которых живет дьявол. А есть люди, в которых живут только глисты. (Ф.Г.Раневская)
How do they pronounce it? Chikago?
In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.
Robert Frost
in russian we pronounce it like chikago (first ch is like in word chess)
and the A is stressed, so it's like chikaga. (learned this one from брат 2)
Вот это да, я так люблю себя. И сегодня я люблю себя, ещё больше чем вчера, а завтра я буду любить себя to ещё больше чем сегодня. Тем что происходит,я вполне доволен!
LOL YES chicago WITHOUT SHOriginally Posted by ChicagoLove
Есть люди, в которых живет Бог. Есть люди, в которых живет дьявол. А есть люди, в которых живут только глисты. (Ф.Г.Раневская)
BEG U PARDON first "ch" is like in "shelf" LOLOriginally Posted by Alice
Есть люди, в которых живет Бог. Есть люди, в которых живет дьявол. А есть люди, в которых живут только глисты. (Ф.Г.Раневская)
like in word чиж, чип, Чикаго.
LOl the most advanced in russian woulds say Шикаго the same holds true for Florida with a stress on the first syllableOriginally Posted by Alice
Есть люди, в которых живет Бог. Есть люди, в которых живет дьявол. А есть люди, в которых живут только глисты. (Ф.Г.Раневская)
didnt understand what we are talking about...
im trying to tell how Chicago sounds in russian.
and you?
it's Chicago lol for more info ask our respectful FRIENDYOriginally Posted by Alice
Есть люди, в которых живет Бог. Есть люди, в которых живет дьявол. А есть люди, в которых живут только глисты. (Ф.Г.Раневская)
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