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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Теперь (better) отвечайте на вопрос. - now answer the question.
    когда – when.
    Вы поедете Санкт Петербург? - Will you drive to St. Petersburg?
    Что вы собираетесь делать там? - What are you going to do there?
    знакомство (substantive) – acquaintances.

    несколько знакомить - some acquaintances????
    I don't understand what you mean ("несколько знакомить")

    увидеть – to see.
    в Санкт Петербурге (p.c.) – In St. Petersburg.
    работать – to work.
    Вы собираетесь работать? - Are You going to work?
    провести (время) – to spend (time).
    день – day
    дни - days
    Я собираюсь провести десять дней там. - I'm going to spend 10 days there.
    несколько дней – a few days
    думать – to think
    так – so.
    Я так думаю. - I think so.
    Вы собираетесь увидеть Сергея (a.c. of Сергей)? - Are You going to see Sergei?
    In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Level 1 – Lesson 28

    Добрый вечер – good evening.
    Вы не знаете. - You don't know.
    Вы думаете. - You think.
    провести – to spend time.
    остаться – to stay.
    девяносто – ninety.
    сто – one hundred.
    ничего – nothing.
    Explains that double negatives are common.
    Я ничего не хочу. - I don't want anything.
    уехать – to leave, drive away.
    Мы собираемся уехать. - We are going to leave.
    вместе – together.
    поужинать – to have supper.
    Но Я один. – But I am alone (mas.).
    Но Я одна.– But I am alone (fem.).
    Only one mistake
    "Я" is big only at the beginning of a clause.
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    Оля,
    Thank you so much for the help! I'm going to record myself trying to say what is on the tape for:

    знакомить – acquaintances. - Is this right????
    несколько знакомить - some acquaintances????

    and post it to the "Audio Lounge". Will post here when it's up.

    Thank you,

    Scott

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    I would say.

    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
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    знакомиые – acquaintances
    несколько знакомиых - some acquaintances

    ...
    De gustibus et coloribus non disputandum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spiderkat
    I would say.

    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
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    знакомиы – acquaintances
    несколько знакомиых - some acquaintances

    ...
    Это неправильно.

    acquaintance (if you mean a friend) = "знакомый"
    acquaintances = "знакомые"

    несколько знакомых

    знакомить (verb) = introduce (to); acquaint (with)
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    On the tape it sounds like:

    acquaintance (if you mean a friend) = "знакомый" - they do say friend also.
    несколько знакомых - they use this.

    Thank you,
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    Hello,
    Please help me fix my many mistakes.

    Thank you,
    Scott


    Level 1 – Lesson 29

    Ты – you (someone you know, friend - family member).
    Как дела? - How are you? (To someone you know).
    Ты знаешь. - You know.
    значить – mean.
    Что это значить? - What does this mean.
    слово – word. (Stress on the first «o»).
    слова – words. (Stress on the «a»).
    Вы Американец? - Are you American (to a male)?
    Да, я Американец. - Yes I am an American.
    Вы Американка? - Are you American (to a female)?
    Да, я Американка. - Yes I am an American.
    время – time.
    Сколько времени? (g.c.) - How much time?
    На сколько времени? (g.c.) - For how much time? or For how long?
    извините – excuse me.
    Ну, надо же! - Why is this necessary?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    значить – (to) mean.
    Что это значит_ (without "ь")? - What does this mean?

    Вы американец? - Are you American (to a male)?
    Да, я американец. - Yes I am an American.
    Вы американка? - Are you American (to a female)?
    Да, я американка. - Yes I am an American.

    Сколько времени? (g.c.) - What time is it? OR How much time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Will post to the «Audio Lounge» what is on the tape. ???? why is that necessary.
    I'm very stupid, but i don't understand this phrase
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    fortheether wrote:
    Will post to the «Audio Lounge» what is on the tape. ???? why is that necessary.

    I'm very stupid, but i don't understand this phrase Embarassed

    Nothing to be embarassed about - I phrased the sentence poorly.

    In the "Audio Lounge" section of this forum is a message "Pimsleur - Why is this necessary". I tried to repeat what is on the Pimsleur tape. I cannot find how to spell what is being said.

    Thank you,
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    Hello,
    Please help me fix my many mistakes.

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    Level 1 – Lesson 30

    плохо – bad(ly).
    не плохо – not bad.
    неделя – week.

    Please go to the "Audio lounge", topic "Pimsleur - for one week". They are saying "for one week".
    (a.c. is this right????) – for one week.

    На несколько нелель (g.c. plural) – for a few weeks.
    Что вы купили вчера? - What did you buy yesterday?
    Я купил (mas.) - I bought.
    Я купила (fem.) - I bought.
    нравиться – like.
    мне (d.c.) нравится – I like.
    вам (d.c.) нравится – you like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    (a.c. is this right???? yes) – for one week.

    На несколько недель (g.c. plural) – for a few weeks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Hello,
    Are you American (to a male)?
    Yes I am an American.
    Are you American (to a female)?
    Yes I am an American.
    Why did you not write the indefinite article before "American" in the questions, but write it in the answers???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Оля
    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    (a.c. is this right???? yes) – for one week.

    На несколько недель (g.c. plural) – for a few weeks.

    Thank you,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuvak
    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Hello,
    Are you American (to a male)?
    Yes I am an American.
    Are you American (to a female)?
    Yes I am an American.
    Why did you not write the indefinite article before "American" in the questions, but write it in the answers???
    Good point - it has been corrected.

    Thank you,
    Scott

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    Hello,
    Please help me correct my many mistakes.

    Thank you,
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    Level 2 – Lesson 1


    по-русски – in Russian.
    по-английски – in English.
    Как сказать это слово по-русски? - How does one say this word in Russian?
    Россия – Russia.
    сего (is this right????) - things.
    много сего - many things.
    Мы ничего не купили. – We didn't buy anything.
    Но вы говорили по-русски? - But did you speak Russian?
    они – they.
    Я говорил – I spoke (mas.).
    Я говорила – I spoke (fem.).
    Я говорю – I speak.
    Когда вы приехали? - When did you arrive (by vehicle)?
    Когда вы приехали в Москву (a.c.)? - When did you come to Moscow?
    Я приехал – I arrived (mas.)
    Я приехала – I arrived (fem.)
    Когда вы ездили Санкт Петербург? - When did you drive (multidirectional) to St. Petersburg?
    Я ездил – I drove (mas.)
    Я ездила – I drove (fem.)
    утро – morning.
    сегодня утром – (today) in the morning.
    Мы поели в ресторане (p.c.) там. - We ate in a restaurant there.
    Я поел – I ate (mas.)
    Я поела – I ate (fem.)
    Вы поели в хорошем ресторане (p.c.)? - Did you eat in a good restaurant?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    сего (is this right???? no ) - things. (things="вещи" or "штуки")
    много всего - many things. (всего = genitiv of "всё")

    Когда вы ездили в Санкт Петербург? - When did you drive (multidirectional) to St. Petersburg?

    Мы поели в ресторане (p.c.) там. ("там" is senselessly here. Maybe "в том ресторане"?) - We ate in a restaurant there.
    In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Оля
    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    сего (is this right???? no ) - things. (things="вещи" or "штуки")
    много всего - many things. (всего = genitiv of "всё")

    To me the "в" in всего is very hard to hear. Actually I have a hard time with "в" a lot.

    Когда вы ездили в Санкт Петербург? - When did you drive (multidirectional) to St. Petersburg?

    Мы поели в ресторане (p.c.) там. ("там" is senseless (no ly) here. Maybe "в том ресторане"?) - We ate in a restaurant there.
    In the "audio lounge" is a message "Pimsleur - And we ate..."

    Thank you,
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    Hello,
    Please help me fix my many mistakes.

    Thank you,
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    Level 2 – Lesson 2

    Когда вы приехали? - When did you arrive (by vehicle)?
    Я приехал (mas.) вчера. - I arrived yesterday.
    Я приехала (fem.) вчера. - I arrived yesterday.
    Что вы делали сегодня? - What did you do today?
    вы говорили – you spoke.
    мы говорили – we spoke.
    вы поели – you ate.
    мы поели – we ate.
    Я говорил (mas.) - I spoke.
    Я говорила (fem.) - I spoke.
    Я делал (mas.) - I did.
    Я делала (fem.) - I did.
    мы ездили – we drove.
    вы видели – you saw.
    Я видел (mas.) - I saw.
    Я видела (fem.) - I saw.
    город – city.
    вы знаете – you know.
    много работы (g.c.) – a lot of work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheether
    Hello,
    Please help me fix my many mistakes.

    Thank you,
    Scott


    Level 2 – Lesson 2

    Когда вы приехали? - When did you arrive (by vehicle)?
    Я приехал (mas.) вчера. - I arrived yesterday.
    Я приехала (fem.) вчера. - I arrived yesterday.
    Что вы делали сегодня? - What did you do today?
    вы говорили – you spoke.
    мы говорили – we spoke.
    вы поели – you ate.
    мы поели – we ate.
    Я говорил (mas.) - I spoke.
    Я говорила (fem.) - I spoke.
    Я делал (mas.) - I did.
    Я делала (fem.) - I did.
    мы ездили – we drove.
    вы видели – you saw.
    Я видел (mas.) - I saw.
    Я видела (fem.) - I saw.
    город – city.
    вы знаете – you know.
    много работы (g.c.) – a lot of work.
    No mistakes
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