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My Russian - your English
Hello, I'm Evgenia. Russian is my native language and I think that I could help someone to study it. I know English, but I make awful mistakes, so I need help. I want to find a friend to chat with using ICQ or email.
I'm writing for the first time and even don't know what I must say after this...
Waiting for your reply! :)
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Oh, we could help each other! I think, it's better to speak more not to be shy later trying to express your opinion in English... Are you interested in talking with a girl from Russia in English? If it's ok for you, I'll write you to your ICQ number. Thanks!
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Hello, Jenya! I can speak with you in English but my English is not very well
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I think, it's better to speak more to not shy later trying to express your opinion in English...
Eugene (Тёзка :D ) Мой аськин номер там справа под аватаркой (наводи на цветочек, в строке состояния списывай последний номер)... Добавляйся.. :"":
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Originally Posted by nikitaRUS
Hello, Jenya! I can speak with you on english but my english isn`t very vell
Speak on english!!! You had me in stitches man. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: First I thought you were talking about your ENglish GF (like I speak while on my ENglish GF), then it dawned on me what you were on about.
Your English isn't any good, not "very well", lol.
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Eugene, thank you! I don't know how could you correct my mistakes in the quotation :oops: (I fill that something's wrong with the word order in this sentence...)
I've added you!
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Hello!
i want to make a friends. people! Help me to learn English, i can help everybody with Russian! i miss your possitive response.
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Originally Posted by Mr Happy Go Lucky
Your English isn't any good, not "very well", lol.
Fair enough. Is your Russian any better though? :tease:
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Liatheva
If only you lived in Moscow, our history could be so much different! Oh well.
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Originally Posted by Crocodile
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Originally Posted by Mr Happy Go Lucky
Your English isn't any good, not "very well", lol.
Fair enough. Is your Russian any better though? :tease:
+1
I don't even laugh at my girlfriend when she tells me she "Has to make pooping". I mean, I laugh because its cute not because I'm mean.
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Hello, Liatheva/Evgenia, and all other people who wish help with English. I will be happy to help you with English. Send me a pm or reply.
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Originally Posted by Crocodile
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Originally Posted by Mr Happy Go Lucky
Your English isn't any good, not "very well", lol.
Fair enough. Is your Russian any better though? :tease:
No it is not fair enough. Not even slightly fair.
I am able to comprehend her, it is good enough to build on, and strive for fluency. Welcome and encouragement ought to be offered.
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Agreed. Also, though I'm fairly sure you now recognise the errors, nikitaRUS:
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Originally Posted by nikitaRUS
Hello, Jenya! I can speak with you in english but my english isn`t very good
And welcome :-)
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Originally Posted by Seraph
Hello, Liatheva/Evgenia, and all other people who wish for help with English. I will be happy to help you with English. Send me a pm or reply
Apologies if it was a typo.
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Originally Posted by Seraph
I am able to comprehend her [...]
Based on the nickname, I think nikitaRUS is a guy. Nikita is a male name in Russian. :instruct:
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Blah blah blah. Everyone correct everyone else's stupid typos whine whine complain complain.
This is how people get scared away from this forum. You all look like a bunch of silly-nannies.
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Blah blah blah. Everyone correct everyone else's stupid typos whine whine complain complain.
This is how people get scared away from this forum. You all look like a bunch of silly-nannies.
Oh yeah, sure, you always know better.
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Everyone corrects everyone else's stupid typos
How can people learn a language over the forum other way than being corrected? Deign to offer something, please... *)
And most of those weren't typos. Stop cheating. :spiteful:
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Originally Posted by Eugene-p
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Everyone corrects everyone else's stupid typos
How can people learn a language over the forum other way than being corrected? Deign to offer something, please... *)
And most of those weren't typos. Stop cheating. :spiteful:
Deign? wtf is that even supposed to mean? I don't correct your Russian. Don't correct my English.
See how this could go on forever?? I'm a native English speaker. You don't need to correct me when one of my fingers overlooks one letter on a damn keyboard. I guess everyone got the message.
Correct/Corrects, who the hell cares? Главное что дргу дргуа понимаем... But one everyone tries to one-up everyone else with their 'grammar knowledge' or whatever you want to call it, it kills the conversation pretty quick.
Thats why no one liked Olga, (Mean comment. Deleted. L.)
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Correct/Corrects, who the hell cares?
I do.
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Thats why no one liked Olga, (Mean comment. Deleted. L.)
This is your opinion and I just happened to know that it's wrong.
Your rude comments are not called for, really. You know we are here to study languages.
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You know we are here to study languages.
+100500
For just talking to people I'd prefer to call my friends, grab a couple of boxes of beer and throw a crazy binge instead of wearing the keyboard out. :beer:
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I guess everyone got the message.
Yep. And everyone got that a native English speaker says "Everyone correct ..." as well. They will repeat your typo as a mistake in future.
P.S. Deign is like "do something as a great favour"
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Originally Posted by Eugene-p
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You know we are here to study languages.
P.S. Deign is like "do something as a great favour"
I'd say it has a slightly negative connotation since it connotes that you are doing someone a big favour even though you might consider it to be beneath you. A synonym would be "to condescend to do something". It suggests you might well be reluctant to do that favour.
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to condescend to do something
Yeah! That's it.
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
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Originally Posted by Eugene-p
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Everyone corrects everyone else's stupid typos
How can people learn a language over the forum other way than being corrected? Deign to offer something, please... *)
And most of those weren't typos. Stop cheating. :spiteful:
Deign? wtf is that even supposed to mean? I don't correct your Russian. Don't correct my English.
See how this could go on forever?? I'm a native English speaker. You don't need to correct me when one of my fingers overlooks one letter on a damn keyboard. I guess everyone got the message.
Correct/Corrects, who the hell cares? Главное что дргу дргуа понимаем... But one everyone tries to one-up everyone else with their 'grammar knowledge' or whatever you want to call it, it kills the conversation pretty quick.
Thats why no one liked Olga, (Mean comment. Deleted. L.)
Have to disagree with you on your Olga comment. I liked her. She was a big help in my Russian learning. I miss her here and hope that she comes back.
Scott
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How does one typo make people dumber?
I forgot one S on one word. I didn't even forget it my fingers didn't press one letter and now that somehow contributes to Russians learning English wrong?
How is that even a valid argument? I'm pretty sure when I was learning Russian and I read that the ending for ты is ишь and I was like, OK, I got it. If some Russian was typing on a forum and typed говориш instead of говоришь on accident it wouldn't have ruined my entire Russian language learning experience. I guess I would have been like, hey, a typo, and not try to correct someone who's language I didn't even have the ability to speak fluently. Don't correct my English unless you can speak it like a native. I don't correct your Russian.
Lampada, you have the right to correct my English (IF you deem it necessary, and if typos bother you that much, ok that is your right as a moderator) because you speak English, but still, I would never correct your Russian, because I know that you know how to speak it.
Believe me, I know how to speak English, I don't need anyone's help.
Thanks.
So, you want help with English? Forget the word deign. No one ever uses this, ever.
You're welcome.
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Originally Posted by Lampada
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Correct/Corrects, who the hell cares?
I do.
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Thats why no one liked Olga, (Mean comment. Deleted. L.)
This is your opinion and I just happened to know that it's wrong.
Your rude comments are not called for, really. You know we are here to study languages.
Like when she told a beginner he was too stupid to learn Russian because he couldn't decline huge numbers during his like second week ever or studying Russian? Oh yeah, such a nice gal.
You might think I'm an ass because I tell the truth but I would never ever discourage someone from learning anything or tell them they're not smart enough for something. Or ever use a word like deign.
That word is so uncommon even google tries to correct your spelling when you type it.
Возможно, вы имели в виду: Design
Seriously, try it...
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Believe me, I know how to speak English, I don't need anyone's help.
:D
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So, you want help with English? Forget the word deign. No one ever uses this, ever.
Thanks. (Don't say you're welcome, u did it already)
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Originally Posted by Crocodile
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Originally Posted by Mr Happy Go Lucky
Your English isn't any good, not "very well", lol.
Fair enough. Is your Russian any better though? :tease:
Touche.
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
So, you want help with English? Forget the word deign. No one ever uses this, ever.
Maybe in speech people don't use that particular word.
But isn't it a bit presumptuous of you to opine that we must forget it?
For instance you're reading a book and this word jumps at you, what are you gonna do then? Look it up? Looking words up all the time while reading is retarded, besides it can turn you off a good insightful book in a jiffy.
@ Learners: the word deign is awesome, disregard Mr Dogboy's comment about it. If he chooses the path of ignorance in his life, it's his right, different strokes for different folks. Knock yourself out, Dogboy, we won't insist you learn it!
It doesn't mean in any way you, learners, have to make the same choice. Over-achievement should not be shunned, go that extra mile and learn all about deign. Maybe it will come in handy some day. You're better off with knowing "deign".
The beauty of English is in its abundance of words, it has set a record for the biggest vocab. No language can beat it.
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Maybe in speech people don't use that particular word.
But isn't it a bit presumptuous of you to opine that we must forget it?
For instance you're reading a book and this word jumps at you, what are you gonna do then? Look it up? Looking words up all the time while reading is retarded, besides it can turn you off a good insightful book in a jiffy.
I guess after such a hot discussion everyone on the forum knows this word anyway, and won't forget it for the rest of their lives. Even Dogboy. :wink:
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Originally Posted by Eugene-p
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Maybe in speech people don't use that particular word.
But isn't it a bit presumptuous of you to opine that we must forget it?
For instance you're reading a book and this word jumps at you, what are you gonna do then? Look it up? Looking words up all the time while reading is retarded, besides it can turn you off a good insightful book in a jiffy.
I guess after such a hot discussion everyone on the forum knows this word anyway, and won't forget it for the rest of their lives. Even Dogboy. :wink:
What word? :dunno:
And even if I did remember it, which I don't, I can guarantee you that I never would have heard it again in my life. But how would I know anyways? Since I already forgot it.
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I am from Russia too!:)
my icq: 357526901
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Since I already forgot it.
Case in point...,
Will you deign to answer me, mr dough boy? Or, I almost forgot, you aren't cognizant of this word. Never mind then.
Anyways, moving on!
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Originally Posted by Mr Happy Go Lucky
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Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Since I already forgot it.
Case in point...,
Will you deign to answer me, mr dough boy? Or, I almost forgot, you aren't cognizant of this word. Never mind then.
Anyways, moving on!
Answer what? You didn't even ask a question... You don't have a case or a point. There's not even anything to move on from.
Also theres a difference between over achieving and coming off like a douche. Using the word deign will definitely scare people away from talking to you.
By all means, learn the word. Just use it with extreme caution. There, are we all happy now? Moving on...
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Hehe, I don't need to learn it, I learned it when I was like all of 14 years old, at school, while doing my reading assignments. And believe me I don't need your instructions on how cautiously I should use it. I know all of its usage, all I need to know. Of course I know not to use it in a bar when ordering a shot of martini.
I know a whole slew of words, sometimes people even ask me "what's that word you just used mean?". which I take as a compliment of course. I'm very proud of my accomplishment. Broadening my horizons word-wise has always been on my agenda.
but i don't think we're on the same wavelength, so I just shut up.
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Considering I taught myself Russian, I'm not really worried about my word arsenal either. But good job though!
I bet if I stuck with one language I'd probably be pretty good at it too. Now I just mumble in two...
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Privet! kak dela? Menya zavyt Eliot :) i will help you in english for russian, my skype is eliotartigue77 or yahoo ID is wizard1183