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It's quite interesting place for me! Because I complitely adore english, Thanks very much for all your postings. So, is anybody explain me where I can find this brilliant assey? I'll appreciate it! :)
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| #64 (permalink) Fri Apr 18, 2008 20:03 pm =0 |
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I find it very interesting at least! Torsten, I've seen on your account that you were in Novosibirsk and and was surprised ! <= is it correct ?
Thanks a lot ! :D
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| #65 (permalink) Fri Apr 18, 2008 20:09 pm Is that English you’re speaking? |
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Hi Tilt, great to hear you've found the essays and yes, I was in Novosibirsk. I see that you are from St. Petersburg. How is life there these days? Poka. Torsten
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| #66 (permalink) Fri Apr 18, 2008 20:28 pm Is that English you’re speaking? |
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Hi,Torsten!
So, What about life? mmm... It's good,despite that rains everytime! I have a lot of friends from Novosibirsk and my ex-girlfriend is from there as well.
Torsten, what do you think about Russia?
Thank you for asking.
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| #67 (permalink) Fri Apr 18, 2008 21:30 pm Is that English you’re speaking? |
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I think Russia is country with a lot of potential. You have plenty of natural resources such as oil, gas, wood and ore. It seems as these are unlimited in Russia, especially in Sibiria. You have enough space and room for many more millions of people and if you use your resources properly, you all can live happy lives. It's just that it takes time for many Russians to realize what opportunities they have.
Anyway, what about you, what do you for a living? Are you a student? Where and how did you learn English?
Spasibo,
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| #68 (permalink) Sat Apr 19, 2008 8:13 am Is that English you’re speaking? |
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If honestly, today is birthday of my english learning. One year ago I began lerning English in "Educacenter" - it's the best English school in my city. I'm a student of State Engineering and Economic university and now I working for small audit firm. I want to improve my english skills for applicating Big4 audit firms. I like Britain too much. At school when I was so young I've learned German but I've totally forgotten at all. What's the way for English learning? I'm reading newpaper for example "The economist,watching films and listening British radio. Also I'm try to improve my business English.
Can you tell me about yourself ?
Many thanks.
Andrew
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| #69 (permalink) Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:48 am Is that English you’re speaking? |
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| So nice way of learning English :-) I live far away and the bad Net doesn`t give us the chance to send voice recordings. But your team give my pupils the chance to taste the real English. In their compositions they called English lessons the lessons of happiness. Thank you for your stories, light humor and understanding of a weak human nature ;-) |
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