Hello everyone! I live In Russia, Moscow.

[Jailbird]

Hello, people, I`m a new member here! I live In Russia (Moscow) and I just adore English. I`ve learned it for 12 years already and I`m not going to give it up. I`d like to make a lot of English-speaking friends from other countries. Hope to hear from all of you.
Your Jailbird

[Larissa]

Hello Jailbird! I am an inspired English apprentice and would like to communicate with you.

[Koko]

[Bruce]

Koko,
Please tell us all some facts about Singapore.
What does the name mean in English?
What?s the tallest building?
How many people live in Singapore etc.
Thanks a lot. Bruce.

[Jailbird]

Hello everyone! Sorry, I was out during this week-end, so I could reply all your messages. I`ll answer all of them now, but still I`m very sorry )) Don`t be angry with me please!

[Torsten]

Hi Jailbird,

Welcome back to our forum - we are all happy to have you on board again. Where and how did you spend your weekend?
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[Jailbird]

Hi Torsten )
Well, I had a wonderful week-end!!! You know, there`s a Beer Festival in Moscow & it opened on Saturday & will be opened till this Sunday!!! One can spend there a whole day and all his money... So, my frineds and I went there (a kind of tradition of going there during last 4 years). And in the evening we went to the country where we cooked a delicious shashlik! We had such fun!!! I wish all of you had the same fun! Anyway, I`ve had a rest so I`m ready to work this week again ))

[Torsten]

Hi Jailbird,

Please do tell us more about the «Moscow Beer Festival»! You said it was the the fourth time that it took place? Who organizes it? How many companies take part in? How many brands of beer are on offer? Is it an international event? Also, could you please explain to our new forum users the word «Shashlik»? Thanks.
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[Jailbird]

Hi Torsten )
Well, I`ll first explain the new word for you. Shashlik-is a special dish which consist of small pieces of meat fried in a brazier. It`s eaten with hot sauce and vegetables. You should try it..It`s very tasty when cooked properly. Remeber by the way, only men can cook a delicious shashlik!!! )
And about the Beer Festival-in fact I don`t remember exactly how many brands were offered this year...But the Festival as far as I remeber isn`t international. Mostly Russian brands are sold, though there`re some international trades like (Effes Pilsener, Holsten & others) which are cooked in Russia. So we call it Russian beer for it doesn`t taste like German beer or something like that..

[hyzah]

i'm just new here..i really hope to improve my english and communicate in the correct way..so, help me if i'm wrong..
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[Jailbird]

[Eric Bland]

Hello and welcome. Jailbird sounds like a sad name. Freebird sounds a little better. Welcome to the forum.
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[Jailbird]

[huan]

[bhlemes]

Hi Jailbird,

my name is Bernardo and I am going to Russia in november. I was trying hard to find someone who I could get more information before I go. I have never been in Moscow and I am gonna stay for 1 week...from nov 6th nov to 16th.

I google for "I live in Moscow" and suddenly I saw your post.

So...if you feel like helping a brazilian to find out the good things about Moscow...this is the time for it. hahaha.

Tks a lot,
Bernardo!