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Post by marats on Dec 29, 2005 23:51:01 GMT 3
Can you tell me something about the best sportmen off 2005 in Russia ?
Male & female !
Thanks !
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Post by Annie on Jan 6, 2006 11:53:11 GMT 3
Annie, i dont know if ur a boxing fan but what have u guys made of Nikolai Valuev the 7ft 23 stone WBA champion from St petersburg. Damn he's huge  His nickname is King Kong ;D |
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Post by Annie on Jan 6, 2006 11:55:35 GMT 3
Can you tell me something about the best sportmen off 2005 in Russia ? Male & female ! Thanks ! Best male sportsman: Nikolay Davydenko  Best sportswoman: Elena Isinbaeva (our wonderous high-jumper...every time she jumps - it's a world record LOL) |
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Post by Suh on Jan 7, 2006 7:36:59 GMT 3
LOL... Anyway, Annie you missed my question on page 21... what do you traditionally have for dinner on Christmas in Russia? you know, like in the US there's turkey, and here there's the roasted suckling pig... not on same subject but somebody asked what SUKA means....it has a meaning here too....it means vinegar...LOL...just thought it was funny...you know, what means bitch to you means vinegar to me....LOL LOL for this meaning...this was my question! What does SUKA mean in portuguese?? Nothing!! It was just my nickname used by my family untill the day I discovered that it was a bad word in russian! lol  Annie, what language do you speak?? Thanks for all girls |
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Post by agnes on Jan 7, 2006 16:49:34 GMT 3
"And life is what we make it. Always has been, always will be." Annie, I wanted to ask if you could try to translate this somehow in russian, please please please ;D Need it for my russian teacher ;D Thx  |
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Post by Annie on Jan 8, 2006 23:37:24 GMT 3
"And life is what we make it. Always has been, always will be." Annie, I wanted to ask if you could try to translate this somehow in russian, please please please ;D Need it for my russian teacher ;D Thx Thanks for the flowers ;D LOL It will sound something like "Zhizn' takovA, kakOy mi eyO dYElayem. Tak vsegdA bilo, tak vsegdA bUdyet". I think this is the best way to translate it  |
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Post by Annie on Jan 8, 2006 23:39:22 GMT 3
I speak Russian, English and I am in the process of learning Italian ;D
and LMAO at your nickname...yeah well just as long as you don't use it in Russia ;D
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Post by agnes on Jan 10, 2006 21:11:59 GMT 3
"And life is what we make it. Always has been, always will be." Annie, I wanted to ask if you could try to translate this somehow in russian, please please please ;D Need it for my russian teacher ;D Thx Thanks for the flowers ;D LOL It will sound something like "Zhizn' takovA, kakOy mi eyO dYElayem. Tak vsegdA bilo, tak vsegdA bUdyet". I think this is the best way to translate it Annie !   Thank you so much !! Spasiba ! |
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Post by Annie on Jan 11, 2006 10:44:42 GMT 3
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Post by ruth on Jan 11, 2006 18:41:51 GMT 3
I have been catching up with a radio programme which i first heard before Xmas. It's called 'The Longest Road' and it's about the road to Vladivostok from St Petersburg. The first programme is set in St P and Moscow where nobody seems to have heard of the road and it's not even on the latest map. However the presenter does find someone who has travelled all that way and says that the road travels through land straight out of Russian fairy tales and he expected to find wood goblins leaping out at him in some places. Do you know anything about it, Annie?
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Post by Annie on Jan 12, 2006 12:04:18 GMT 3
I have been catching up with a radio programme which i first heard before Xmas. It's called 'The Longest Road' and it's about the road to Vladivostok from St Petersburg. The first programme is set in St P and Moscow where nobody seems to have heard of the road and it's not even on the latest map. However the presenter does find someone who has travelled all that way and says that the road travels through land straight out of Russian fairy tales and he expected to find wood goblins leaping out at him in some places. Do you know anything about it, Annie?  sorry Ruth but I am afraid I have no idea what you're talking about  |
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Post by ruth on Jan 12, 2006 17:12:05 GMT 3
Annie, perhaps ,it was all a hoax, a very late/early April Fool? However I've found a link so you can decide for yourself: www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/thelongestroad/pip/tgopvI found another article which called it the Trans-Siberian Highway, but I've lost the link. Hope all this makes sense. |
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Post by ruth on Jan 12, 2006 17:20:29 GMT 3
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Post by Annie on Jan 12, 2006 17:51:40 GMT 3
oh..THAT!!!!!! Sorry sweetie I didn't get at first what you were talking about silly me... Oh yeah that road is as real as you and me ;D ;D ;D Never been there but know some people who were |
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Post by ruth on Jan 12, 2006 22:23:59 GMT 3
Did they meet any wood goblins?
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