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PostPosted: Mon 14 Mar 2011, 19:21 
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Это было бы классно! :D

*Attempt to translate*
That would have been cool.
Or, applying logic- that would be cool.

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PostPosted: Mon 14 Mar 2011, 21:25 
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Oh, for that, we have a nifty idiomatic expression: сходить с ума. It translates as to "go off one's mind." So we have then:

[ɪ] (все-таки) существует. Я не схожу с ума. Я счастлив ))


Ах! Круто! Я очень благодарен. Я не схожу с ума)))


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PostPosted: Tue 15 Mar 2011, 04:12 
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Ax doesn't correpond to English oh. It's a gasp of surprise and it sounds frankly kind of awkward, as if you are a dainty lady trying to express her appreciation of whatever is being talked about. And now that I think about it, except in certain cases, only women use ax. For an "oh" sense, you should just take of the x and get something nearly homophonous to "ah".

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PostPosted: Tue 15 Mar 2011, 05:52 
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замечательно! спасибо


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PostPosted: Tue 22 Mar 2011, 21:07 
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Мы дожен гоборить, но не разговорить.
(We should talk, but not talk (and finish))

My newly learnt skill of the perfective aspect is great.

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PostPosted: Wed 23 Mar 2011, 03:43 
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Unfortunately, the perfective-imperfective thing does not work as you think it would. разговáривать and говорить mean exactly the same thing when referring to a conversation (мы разговаривали = мы говорили), but говорить can be also used to be the imperfective of сказать (он говорил какие-то слова (he was saying some sort of words) =/= он сказал какие-то слова (he said some sort of words) ). разговáривать has no imperfective. говорить in the sense of a conversation has the perfective form of договорить. Thus your sentence would be better rendered as:

(If you want to use the договорить infinitive; note the bolded expression) Нам нужно разговаривать, но не договорить.
(If you want to use the imperfective infinitive for договорить, договаривать; note the bolded expression) Мы должны разговаривать, но не договаривать.

I'm so sorry you have to deal with this language :-|

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PostPosted: Wed 23 Mar 2011, 09:10 
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I'm so sorry you have to deal with this language :-|

I don't care about the difficulty. I'm just learning it because it sounds great!

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PostPosted: Tue 19 Apr 2011, 09:54 
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Почему мы не говорем по-русски? Мы убем он!

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PostPosted: Wed 20 Apr 2011, 13:43 
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One thing I'm curious about, what's with Russians and the repetition of closing brackets after sentences/words sometimes...?


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PostPosted: Wed 20 Apr 2011, 20:22 
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teh_Foxx0rz wrote:
One thing I'm curious about, what's with Russians and the repetition of closing brackets after sentences/words sometimes...?

If you mean these- «» - they're quotation marks.

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PostPosted: Fri 22 Apr 2011, 04:03 
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I actually think he may be talking about the parentheses)))
When I first began talking to Russian people, I thought it was weird too...but I found out it's much like the :) or =D that we use. I type "lol" quite a bit, and since I can't do that in Russian, I replace it with ")))". Sometimes I go crazy and type like thirty)))))))))))))))


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PostPosted: Fri 22 Apr 2011, 13:05 
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Да, я вижу)))

Yeah I thought it would be something like that :-D

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PostPosted: Wed 29 Jun 2011, 11:29 
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В последние 25 лет, кажется, большинство языков, которые используют вежливая форма «вы» дали его. Молодые люди сегодня просто не кажется, хотят, чтобы ее беспокоили. Всем известны. Я из старой школы. Я был (и остаюсь) в знак уважения, и я всегда его использовать, говоря на иностранном языке, как и я в чужом мире. Я все еще думаю, вежливость и уважение пройти долгий путь на любом языке или страны.

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Russian is hard, no doubt... the fact that you guys know that much is already excellent.

Спасибо. Я учу/учию с/от русского книги.

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Я только говорю двенадцать слов.

I actually meant to put 'Двадцать'


Упс))) Ок, напишите "Я только знаю двадцать слов".
"дванацат" очень отличается от "двадцать".
"дванацат" [dvɐˈnatsət] — двенадцать [dvʲɪˈnatsətʲ] — двадцать [ˈdvatsətʲ]

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PostPosted: Wed 29 Jun 2011, 16:35 
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Нет! Ты должен сказaешь «ты»!

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PostPosted: Fri 01 Jul 2011, 22:16 
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testyal1 wrote:
Нет! Ты должен сказaть «ты»!


Может быть что я не прав потомушто я плохо знаю как правильна писать по Русский, но я могу говорить не плохо.

Еслы чевонибуть я страна напищу, скажити мне. Я по слуг всё делею. :)

Хочу научиться мнемножка как писать по Русский.


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PostPosted: Sat 02 Jul 2011, 14:43 
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Нет, я думаю, что «должен» наречие.

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PostPosted: Sun 03 Jul 2011, 08:12 
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Все люди я знаю говорют «должен» с инфинитивом. По другому не правылна звучит.


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PostPosted: Sat 10 Sep 2011, 21:58 
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Моя рыба рыбнее, чем твоя.

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PostPosted: Sun 11 Sep 2011, 02:07 
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Значит хужа пахнет чем моя?


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PostPosted: Tue 13 Sep 2011, 15:32 
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Sankon wrote:
Все люди я знаю говорют «должен» с инфинитивом. По другому не правылна звучит.

Все люди я знаю говорят «должен» с инфинитивом. По другому не правильно звучит.

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Значит хужа пахнет чем моя?

Значит хуже пахнет чем моя?


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