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Раньше я купил русские книги через Интернет из Виктора Камкина (http://www.kamkin.com/). А теперь они больше не продают книги. Может ли кто-нибудь порекомендовать мне хорошего книжнего магазина в Интернете, в котором продаются книги по-русски?
Спасибо!
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Где можно купить книги на русском?
Раньше я покупал русские книги через Интернет (Виктор Камкин - http://www.kamkin.com/). А теперь они больше не продают книги. Может ли кто-нибудь порекомендовать мне хороший книжный магазин в интернете, в котором продаются книги на русском / русские книги?
Akua, пробовал искать по гуглу?
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Originally Posted by Dimitri
Я только что поискал и нашёл www.kniga.com и другие.
petropol.com
ruskniga.com
I have tried Petropol before; a bit slow but honest and books arrived in good shape.
Doesn't «покупал» imply a single event?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri
No. Generally, the prefixed verb is perfective, but in the verb "to buy," the opposite is true. Thus the imperfective-perfective pair is "покупать-купить."Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
Oh, yeah, I remember learning that in 19... uh, let's just say that I knew it once. :?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
Akua,
www.ozon.ru
You just need to discover a site where you can download books for free of charge. (Really, why should you pay for what you can get for free???) Try to make an enquiery thought a search enginee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
Here I listed a link which i found a long time ago:
http://bookz.ru/index.html
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I guess I'll ask the obvious question: Are these downloads made available with the consent of the authors? My Russian isn't good enough to be able to judge that for myself by looking at the site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuvak
Forget the word "consent" at this site. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
Nice avatar of yours.
If a site has 'z's instead of 's's and offers downloads, it's safe to assume that they're illegal. Good rule of thumb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
Homie, you're right!Quote:
Originally Posted by detail
I personally forgot about that.
It will be a better world when all information is shared freely. When I write my next book, I will do just that. However, it seems too self-serving for me to make that decision for someone else. And, I may be depriving myself of that person's next work, if they are unable to support themselves as a writer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuvak
Fine. The secret launch code for the nuclear missiles is 10-34-33-27-15. Or were those the lotto numbers? My ATM code is 3291. My safe combination is 23-42-63. Hans shot first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
Now do you see the problem with your statement? :P
Language frequently has multiple interpretations. However, I don't believe that anyone construed my use of the word "information" to include ATM codes, etc, or my use of the word "free" to mean "free of consideration for safety and security." So, no, I don't see a problem with the statement as it stands, in context.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
Since my post took a stand against downloading pirated books, I'm not really sure where you're coming from on this. Were you just making a joke?
Russia isn't that into copyright. Dostoevsky is dead anyway, so he's not gonna care if you download Prestuplenie i nakazanie.
I don't like downloading books, because I actually like to have a big, thick, hard book in my hand.
As do I.Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
I can understand that. But what about a contemporary Russian author? Would she care if someone scanned her book and offered it for download on the Internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
She should be having babies and cooking for her husband instead of wasting her time writing crap books.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
No, but he wouldn't mind if his books were being scanned and being offered for download. If for no other reason than he realizes that people aren't typically going to read his books in full on their Winblows machine. Besides, as we all know from MR, teh internets (or the Internet if you're 7th monkey :wink: ) has not arrived in Russia yet. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Akua
I don't know why I've enjoyed issuing rebuttals to your posts, Akua, but all the misogyny aside, don't take it personally...