I really enjoy an atmosphere at this ESL Forum!

[Yankee]

[Tamara]

[Fan of Arabian horses]

Hi Amy! Hi Tamara!

Don?t worry about my inserting the three `lollies?. I?m only surprised how often you can requote a quote. But what a challenge!

[Yankee]

Hi Michael

Thanks for the explanations. I'm so glad to hear that everything's "nearly fine".

As to your very good question:

[Tamara]

Hi all!

[Fan of Arabian horses]

[Tamara]

[Fan of Arabian horses]

Hi Tamara!

Thanks for your readiness to help me with my Russian adventures, but I think from the book I mentioned I can?t learn any Russian. It seems to be a book for experienced Russian English reader. English Reader is also the title of the book (ninth form) printed in 1978 in Moscow including the histories of some English authors and some of their short stories and peoms. Only some explanations regarding some English idioms and terms are written in cyrillic letters. As I don?t even know any cirillic letters and don?t know how to tip them in, it probably would become to difficult to try learning Russian by using that book.

By the way, I?ve only guessed that soccer WM is going on. Or did the FIFA stop the games until I?m ready to watch the games again? Might be as I?m really a big cheese!

Don?t be anxious, I think I don?t write more than 250 letters with questions a day, at least not before you succeded with your ESOL exam!

Hope you can sleep well again after getting my explanations!

Michael

[Tamara]

Hi, Michael!

Nice Monday morning, isn’t it?
(I slept very well – after my relaxing weekends and even after your 258th post )

[Tamara]

[Fan of Arabian horses]

Hi Tamara!

Thanks again for your offering your help with my problems with the Cyrillic alphabet? I think I?ll scan two sides and send them via e-mail to you next, so that you can see that I?m not only a blabbermouth.

But let me comment your development at this site. After introducing as a small shy mouse you developed to a self-confident cat. Hopefully that your great danish grey donkey like cats, don?t it? Aiaiai..........

As to your question concerning: does it in two weeks. I likely would have chosen during the next two weeks. But why do you wonder about that? I?ve read at this site that English is a variable and living language, so that everything were possible also your storm in two weeks could express what you mean. The issue were only to find anybody who understand what you mean. I hope that are the tester at your exam at the end of June. But like you mentioned you don?t need to be afraid, I think. Your range of English is very well and you don?t need to know everything, or is it your goal to know everything regarding the English? I?m sure -as I know me myself- nobody is perfect in anything. So I wish you all the best for your exam. Certainly you will be caterwauling soon in the great chorus of English-cats!

Unfortunately I have little time to write in English only, so that I?m needed to post without warming up. Can you discover that? Want you to be honest.

See you

Michael

[Tamara]

Hi Michael, a-horse-lover, a-caterwaul-hater!

Yes, my Great grey Dane Greta does like cats. Especially, jet-black English cats, whose chorus I am still hoping to join my thin little voice soon (Keep your fingers crossed for me.)

My email is now open. For everyone who will take into his/her head the idea to get my translation from good Russian into my immmmmature English

[Tamara]

Hi!

Today is the summer solstice, midsummer. The longest day of the year.
Летнее солнцестояние (in Russian).

Wikipedia gives an interesting overview of national traditions and modern Solstitial celebrations in different cultures:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midsummer

Have a nice and sunny day!
Tamara
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It’s impossible to learn swimming without entering the water…

[Pamela]

Привет,Тамара!Рада тебя слышать!But in Russia summer solstice will be tomorrow
Today is the 21st of June

[Guest]