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Novosibirsk :thumbs:
Kolyma!!! Such a nice place :wink:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolyma
ф бобруйск, животное!
Да! Скорее всего, подключения к интернету нет на Новой Земле. Может быть, слишком много радиации. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Rtyom
Кстати, мне кажется, было бы легче просто создать список всех городов России для Бармалея....
:roll: :wink:
:roll: :wink:[/quote]Quote:
Кстати, мне кажется, было бы легче просто создать список всех городов России для Бармалея....
Just give him the map of Russia :lol:
Just give him the map of Russia :lol:[/quote]Quote:
Originally Posted by charlestonian
Ой! Такая шедрость! :D
OK, so it would seem to me that the frontrunners would be Ekat and Novosibirsk (which actually was even higher-rated before Орчухуй vouched for it, which caused it to lose points in my book). Does anyone know anything about particular programs in these cities -- preferably through some Western organization? I'm going to consult my lonely planet on these places. Thank you so much for your help guys! Please do feel free to add whatever you think will help; it is appreciated!
No, the best advice was: Don't go to Russia at all, since the free-range bears on the street will eat you :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Бармалей
You aren't seriously going to go to Russia, are you? :o You'll be eaten by a babushka! :o
Or vice versa, which is even worse :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
It doesn't matter where he goes as long as he is gone because it is his turn to provide house for our next party.
Party at Бармалей's house!!
Yes. I forgot that Babushka the Ripper still hasn't been apprehended! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
Quote:
Originally Posted by Бармалей
i absolutely loooove kaliningrad! :) - im considering about doing a 'study abroad' course there at the moment....
its not as glamorous as some of the bigger cities... but the people were all friendly and the nightlife seems quite good....
:)
Yeah... they are friendly as long as you spend your money there :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by tendu
BTW, I used to live there... a long, long time ago...
[quote=Бармалей]Yes. I forgot that Babushka the Ripper still hasn't been apprehended! :o[/quote:37gavp8f]Quote:
Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":37gavp8f
I continue to worry about the free-range bears.
We'll lose Бармалей forever! :wink:
Sochi has a nice ski resort
http://www.kraspol.ru/about.php?mode=26#
You better worry about free-range dogs - they are INDEED everywhere here. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dobry
А чего сплошные бордеры на картинках?Quote:
Originally Posted by RusskiSlav
Вот тут я и другие лыжники
А я вообще не голосовал. Патаму что за Москву нельзя и моя обидится есть быть. http://smileys.sur-la-toile.com/repo...sages/0023.gif
Those bears? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dobry
http://bobnews.pp.ru/
I'd vote for Ufa of E-burg, since it's closer to where I usually hang around in Summer, and I think southern Ural mountains rock, especially in summer.
THAT is certainly true. As creepy as it is sad...Quote:
Originally Posted by Indra
I've got a question:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
As I understand, the verb exile should be followed by the prep. from.
Therefore, IMHO, that sentence should be "Where should I be exiled from".
Am I right ??? :?
Actually it should be: "Where to should I be exiled"Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuvak
KV has been smoking the reefer this morning. That sounds absolutely ужасно. It SOUNDS better to say "Where should I be exiled to," in my opinion, but that's technically incorrect. You should definitely not say it like KV did though, b/c it sounds bizarre. Maybe you could say "to where" but that still sounds really artificial.Quote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
If you wanted to say it the other way around, we usually something like "Chuvak was born in Russia, but went into exile (or "was forced into exile") after he criticised Putin's choice of breakfast cereals."
http://www.kolobok.wrg.ru/smiles/madhouse/drag.gif Itz actulay be "exiled I where bee?"
ХЕЙ, как насчет Красноярска??? Есть ли причина, по которой никто не упомянул этот город??
[quote=Бармалей]KV has been smoking the reefer this morning. That sounds absolutely ужасно. It SOUNDS better to say "Where should I be exiled to," in my opinion, but that's technically incorrect. You should definitely not say it like KV did though, b/c it sounds bizarre. Maybe you could say "to where" but that still sounds really artificial.Quote:
Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":36thyj96
If you wanted to say it the other way around, we usually something like "Chuvak was born in Russia, but went into exile (or "was forced into exile") after he criticised Putin's choice of breakfast cereals."[/quote:36thyj96]
:wall:
I can't believe We, as the race of humans, have evolved into this situation of confusion. :roll: :wink:
In spoken English it is O.K. to say, "Where should I be exiled?"
Is it grammatically correct? No... and yes. It is an accepted form of spoken English. Clear and understandable English.
Relax. Screw the bears and forget the dogs.
Let's all of us... We... go grab a beer... first round's on me! :wink:
I'll talk DDT into buying the second round!...
Бармалей will buy the third round...
...then We exile him! :wink:
[quote=Бармалей]KV has been smoking the reefer this morning. That sounds absolutely ужасно. It SOUNDS better to say "Where should I be exiled to," in my opinion, but that's technically incorrect. You should definitely not say it like KV did though, b/c it sounds bizarre. Maybe you could say "to where" but that still sounds really artificial.Quote:
Originally Posted by "kalinka_vinnie":2twjh7bg
If you wanted to say it the other way around, we usually something like "Chuvak was born in Russia, but went into exile (or "was forced into exile") after he criticised Putin's choice of breakfast cereals."[/quote:2twjh7bg]
Можно сказать "Where to, should I be exiled" но лучше сказать "To where should I be exiled."
"Where should I be exiled?" is O.K. for English. It is acceptable.Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow1
"To where should I be exiled" is correct grammar, but it is not natural, or normal. Russian has similar examples in grammar.
Relax, on English grammar... unless everyone on the forum is studying for the Proficiency Exam, or for a Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.). :wink:
So... we need to find the best pub! DDT is buying a round!
:wink:
(Seriously... I'm trying to help non-native English speakers sound, speak and understand more natural, normal English).
Shadow1, you are correct by the grammar textbook... but your speech is too formal... this is not how English-speakers speak normally. I am a teacher of English and Law. No worry, please... I have similar difficulties with Russian.
I concur.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dobry
Что, где......... я забыл мой бумажник!Quote:
So... we need to find the best pub! DDT is buying a round!
I learned this from an old American Indian friend of mine.
Yep, that figures, you wanker! :wink: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by DDT
Inerestingly enough, (as I hijack this thread for a moment.....but this is a language learning forum, is it not?) In Australian we often refer to "buying a round of drinks" as "shouting" a round of drinks.
i.e. It is DDT's turn to "shout" us all a beer! So put your wallets back in your pants, you wankers! :D