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Thanks to all of you.

Now I get to spend the a year in China as part of my course. Its a shame Russia wasn't on the list, it would have been my first choice. At some point in my life I would like...

On a different note,

I'VE PASSED !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hehe, I managed to increase my average by 26%, which isn't bad.

A great big thanks for all here that helped me through it, for your patience,...

You could have used '' '' :lol:

Well, I think I did exceedingly well. Lets wait and see for the results in two weeks time.

The comprehensiont text was twice as large as usual, but I nailed the case ending/plural questions and...

In post-soviet Russia, exam takes YOU!

Exam in an hour,

Ура! Победа !!! :twisted:

Bring it on!!!

LOL :lol: Indeed. :)

Lood guck.[/quote]

Lood Guck? Lol...

Thanks :wink:

lol I wasn't insinuating you can't recognise it was a name, its just that I usually get the names wrong in their 'russian' form and so quoted it so you could be aware of my mistake (which inevitably...

делать! That is the word I was looking for.

The quotation marks was out of context, just to underline that it was a name, and a non-russian one. I would obviously not include it in the written...

OK, these are the variations of the main exam question:

Can someone please check if I have got it right:

1) Describe your life as a student - Answered and already pretty confident about it.
...

Hahaha.... I could have fun tomorrow writting that in my exam.

:lol:

I wouldn't say "с понедельника по пятницу" in a sentence like this. "В будние дни" is much better.[/quote:3vypkj5k]

What does it mean? On weekdays? The reason I would prefer to keep in Mondays and...

OK, this time most of it should be right:

Меня зовут Юрий, и я бразилец. Мне девятнадцать лет, и я студент. Я живу в Ноттингемe. Мой родители живут в Дареме. Моя мама - шеф-повар, а папа -...

Oh, and does that sound better/idiomatic?

я учусь на политикском факультете, в университете Ноттингема. ( I study at the politics faculty, in/at Nottingham University.



Простите, Оля.
...

Спасибо Оля!

I think I will just stick to English for my nickname. Also I guess it could have been Do you like to play - (what did the word after that mean?) I just assumed it would be play as...

Cheers Rytom. And what is pobieda? Victory?

Oh, and is this Канцлер Кремль = Chancellor Kremlin? Does it sound better in Russian or English?

Ok, and again:

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2)

1 - люблю
2 - изучают
3 - живет
4 - говорит

I prefer tequila or vodka. (I don't think you drink them simultaneously ;) If you do you're truly a macho :D )[/quote:36jsp26o]

Hehehe... thought so. Well, I never tried both together, should...

Ahh thanks Rtyom, I had a suspicion it was the genitive case. Didn't know без was a prepositional.

And yes, coffee is masculine, got it mixed up with feminine.

Did I get the rest right though?

Also, can someone help me with this:

There are these three questions, and then my answers. Can someone correct them? Thanks.

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3)

A -...

You can also say "Я предпочитаю текилу или водку" (which fits very much the context above, in my opinion).[/quote:p8bqcfje]

Does that literally mean I prefer tequila over vodka? Or tequila and/or...

Я люблю текилa и водкa ?
Я люблю текилу и водку ?
Я люблю пить текилa и водкa ?
Я люблю пить текилу и водку ?

Let me guess, all wrong? :cry:

I see, thanks Оля.



Btw, is this better:

я учусь на политикском факультете, в университете Ноттингема. ( I study at the politics faculty, at Nottingham University. Does that sound...

Thanks, I'll do that next time.



Erm, well, I study at nottingham university, and I am studying international relations (I abrevviate to politics). Its the politics school, or faculty I think,...

OK, lets try it again.

Made some changes, this is how it should read:

My name is Yuri, and I am a Brazilian. I am nineteen years old, and I am a student. I live in Nottingham. My parents live...

Normally that would be the case TATY, but for you to have an idea, all the book says is стена - Wall. pl стены. That, and the chapter for Prepositional is short and intermitent during the book; maybe...