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I'm a student of the Institute of foregin languages, but I've never speak English with a person from England! Is there anybody from England here to meet with me? With great pleasure I'll have a talk and I can help you with lerning Russian! :?:
Please!!!!!!!!
I strongly believe, that there are a lot of people from england here!
I'm sort of a British and very much in Moscow. But you don't want to meet me, Nuta. It would destroy all those splendid illusions I'm sure you harbour. Why not try picking up the Moscow Times on a Wednesday? English-language groups advertise themselves therein. Or take yourself down to an Irish bar. Both are serious suggestions.
And you don't want to speak with any GODFEARING AMERICANS? ...
joysof: You're sort of a Frenchman. A FASCIST GRAMMAR-NITPICKING Frenchman!
@Nuta: Sorry, but I couldn't help it. Хоу мач уач?
maybe she'd like to challange you to a boxing match? would you say no to a lady? you may be on thin flippin' ice here, my pedigree chum. and when it breaks, Nuta's dad could be underneath it.Quote:
Originally Posted by joysof
Lots of Brits and Americans in Moscow. Rumor has it they hang out at those expat bars. ;)
What is it "Irish bar"? I've never heard of it. But I heard about several English clubs. Have anybody been there? And as far as I know, there are few people from Britain or from the USA there. As usual, Russians go there to improve there English, to speak in English with each other. :(
And you told me to find some advertise in the Moscow Times. I have this newspaper, but I haven't seen any foreign groups there....... :?
By the way! as I understud, you think, that I want to speak only with British!!!!!! You are wrong, my dear friends.............! With GREAT PLEASURE I'll speak and get aquainted with people from the USA too! :!: :D
Nuta, you are cool.
Cool..........?Quote:
Originally Posted by Линдзи
Is it a compliment?
Or, may be, I don't understand something...........? :cry:
It was a compliment! :D
(See, Pravit, in situations like this emoticons are useful.)
Normally yes, but I'd watch it if I were you. This so-called "Линдзи" lady here (Линдзи, you're a lady wink wink) has a reputation for not suffering fools gladly. I'm a fool and she refuses to suffer, instead everyone else suffers. I wouldn't put it past her to have been referring to your feet when she was saying you were cool. She has very morbid tastes this lady. Somehow words продувная and бестия spring to mind. But maybe I'm wrong, maybe it's just me and you two will get on like a house on fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nuta
Every Wednesday there's a Community Noticeboard detailing, amongst other things, something called an English-language 'circle'. Could be interesting; it could, equally, be full of lunatics. Alternatively, I'm sure the nice people at the British Council (http://www.britishcouncil.ru) would be glad to point you in the right direction. It's at ул. Николоямская 1, if that helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nuta
And you're beginning to grate, sweet Prince.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pravit
My dear Lindzi(she is indeed a lady),Quote:
Originally Posted by Линдзи
I have never been against the use of smileys to express actual emotions one feels(such as a friendly grin). If you remember correctly my well-quoted post about extraneous smileys was about just that, smileys used for no reason whatsoever other than to suggest that the post had no real importance. :P :P :P :roll: :roll: :roll: 8) 8)
Оторва is a nice one, too. Not that I want to apply that one to Линдзи in particular, but somehow продувная just triggers that one.
Hey, let's stop implying that I'm a prostitute, okay? It's not amusing at all.
OK, let us stop. Implying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Линдзи
Hi,
I'm from England. :) Want to chat?