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Hello, my name is Tom and i am teaching myself Russian. I would really like to correspond with someone from Russia, although you have to bear with me as I just started a few weeks ago so patience is a must!
I am college educated (engineering) here in the US (also I was born and raised here in the United States) so I understand English very well and would be honored to help YOU with your English! Please let me know if you are interested! -Tom
hi Tom
Nice to meet you:)
Write me null@swissinfo.org
Anry
Hello, Tom!
I'll be glad to write to U.
My name is Olga. I'm 25.
address:
just_o at fromru dot com
Hi, Tom!
Be pleased to speak with you.
Mail me to dtep at ua.fm
Dmitry (Ukraine)
Hi Tom
I'll be glad to help to you...
Write me ikarshka@yahoo.com
Irina
Hello!
My name is Julia.
I can help you. Write to me: tynx dog mail dot ru
Can some well informed person please explain to me why Russian people so often write out their e-mail addresses like that "dtep at ua.fm" or like our beloved Yulka wrote "tynx dog mail dot ru". Does anybody know? And BTW, is the Russian equivalent for "@" "собака" or "собачка". Or maybe both of them mean dog..
Thanks N! That explains it.
Usually "собака". "Собачка" is diminutive from "собака".Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamion
I am from Moscow.
I am looking penpalls to improve my English.
My email: iverlipetsk@list.ru
:) hello!!!!!!!!Nice to meet you here!!
I`m Kate ,from Russia ,my native tongue is Russian but i would like to know English as well as Russian ...so i hope you could teach me something....=0 well if you want write to me at noy209@mail.ru
i`ll be glad to talk with you
ps and don`t forget to write more abt yourself....=) :wink:
kate, just wondering about your signature...
I LOVE YOU'RE ALL = I LOVE YOU ARE ALL
if your trying to say I LOVE YOU ALL it's not I LOVE YOU'RE ALL it's I LOVE YOU ALL