English with Russian... Find a friend

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Teroff

#459965 Thu, 03 Jan 08 06:15 PM

Hello. My name's Stan I'm from Russia.

I'm finding people who learning English or people who speak English as native language. If you've studied Russian or you want to study this language I help you with it.

Lets try help each other....

My contacts are:

E-mail - you can find in my profile

Skype - kozin.stanislav

Teroff

Joined on Wed, Jan 2 2008

Russia

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To be is to do - Sokrat To do is to be - Sarte Do be do be do - Sinatra

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Verade

#460523 Fri, 04 Jan 08 11:08 PM

Hi Stan! I asked my mother once how to say "God bless America" in her language. She spoke both Russian and Ukrainian. I'm not sure which language she used, but here it is: (phonetic) "Bog graniet Ameriku", or so it sounded to me. Can you correct?

I would like to visit Moscow and Kiev someday! Which region are you from?

Verade

Joined on Mon, Dec 31 2007

Virginia USA

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Teroff

#460693 Sat, 05 Jan 08 11:43 AM

Hi, Verade.
I'm from Sochi, but now I live in Moscow. Moscow is the good city for pleasure visit, but very expensive. Where is your mother from? Is she from Ukrain?
"God bless America" in Russian phonetic is - "Bozhe hrani Ameriku" I can't find transcription for this words, but I hope your mother will tell your how to pronounce this expression.

Teroff

Expressions, Phonetics

Verade

#460953 Sun, 06 Jan 08 06:10 AM

Stan, do you like your work?

Verade

Teroff

#461115 Sun, 06 Jan 08 01:07 PM

Yes, my job is very interesting. But my first higher education isn't related with my job and now I want to get the second higher education, f.e. MBA CIO in The Academy of national economy.

Teroff

Verade

#462124 Wed, 09 Jan 08 08:37 AM

Do you find it difficult to work and study at the same time? Sometimes I wonder how we do it all! By the way--I have never used Skype. What are the advantages?

Verade

xTwiggyx

#486699 Sun, 09 Mar 08 03:37 PM

Heya... I live in Krasnodar... come to Sochi often. Wanna chat?

xTwiggyx

Joined on Sun, Mar 9 2008

England

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beaverbeaver

#488202 Wed, 12 Mar 08 11:26 PM

hi guys! well i'm not russian, but i'm a fan of russia! Smile although it's very cold there. btw, can i ask something about russian grammar? is it like english structure ? Subject+tobe/verb+adj/noun ..etc etc ?

if you don't find me here, go to my second community ok guys. I'm not promoting anything, i like both forums, i just don't have the time to login both at the same time, i'm always traveling and i login from airports while waiting for my plane, train stations, etc etc. only my first community is like a family, the members are limited there, a closer relationship you could say. but englishforums is bigger and i get some infos here. very nice to see people from different countries trying to learn the same language

beaverbeaver

Joined on Wed, Mar 12 2008

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Anonymous

#558603 Mon, 25 Aug 08 11:48 PM

25 August 2008

Dear Stan:

I am a native English speaker who is very interested in Russia and the Russian language (which I wish to learn and know several phrases).

I have experience teaching English as a Second Language (ESL).

What is your goal on your quest of finding people who are learning English or who speak English? (I note that you posted in January 2008. As it is now August, I wonder if you will see this at all, and whether you are still working at this endeavour.

Za drovya (correct closing for 'God Bless', or 'be blessed'?

PL

Anonymous

Speak english, Learning English, Teaching English, English as a second language

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