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Post by annie on Jun 30, 2005 9:28:38 GMT 3
LOL, no actually, I'm planning on using them when i want to say it to my superiors so they won't understand me! Just kidding... i dunno, it just popped up on my mind... Spasiba!! hmmm...about these.. 1. Calm down 2. Take your time 3. keep your focus 4 Just relax i think you know when these ara gonna be used...  |
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Post by annie on Jun 30, 2005 9:53:06 GMT 3
Oh yeah..these will come in very handy:
1. Calm down = UspokOysya
2. Take your time = Ne toropis (stress on the i)
3. Keep your focus = Derzhi (stress on the i) focus
4. Just relax = PrOsto rasslAbsya
;D ;D ;D
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Post by annie on Jul 4, 2005 14:42:02 GMT 3
OK everyone, I thought maybe Marat would need some cheering up to do while he's getting treatment on his knee, so here are some phrases:
1. Get well soon - popravlyAysya skorEy
2. cheer up - ne kisni (stress on the first i)
3. everything will be ok - vsyO bUdet harashO
4. we are with you - mi s tobOy
5. hang in there - derzhis (stress on the i)
;D ;D ;D
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Post by kasey on Jul 4, 2005 16:15:53 GMT 3
Thanks Annie...im loving this!!
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Post by annie on Jul 4, 2005 16:21:22 GMT 3
awwwww kasey..glad to hear it  you're very welcome |
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Post by Teresa on Jul 4, 2005 17:53:04 GMT 3
Thanks Annie...im loving this!! Me too! Thanks Annie  |
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Post by Madou on Jul 4, 2005 18:17:12 GMT 3
Spasiba very much Annie (a little russo-english mix  ), but I'd really prefer not to have to use the "Get well soon" one ! Mi s toboy, Marat !! |
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Post by annie on Aug 10, 2005 12:54:18 GMT 3
OK Lazy bums......We haven't done any lessons for a while now, so I decided it's about time to learn something new ;D Today children LMAO ;D we shall be studying some new useful phrases... 1. What's your problem? ;D = U tebyA problEmi kakie (stress on the i) to? 2. what hapenned? = ChtO sluchilos? (stress on the i) 3. I love you = Ya tebyA lyublyU ;D family members: mother = mAma father = pApa brother = brat sister = sestrA daughter = doch son = sin LMAOOOOOOOOOO grandpa = dyEdushka grandma = bAbushka aunt = tyOtya uncle = dyAdya OK children..enough for now.... If you think of anything else you wanna learn..let me know ;D |
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Post by lena on Aug 10, 2005 13:41:24 GMT 3
Hi Annie, thanks for your russian lessons . It remember me to take my refresh lessons  But I have a question. You write son=sin. But like MYSKINA should the discription of "сын" not better be "syn" ? |
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Post by SAFINNO1 on Aug 10, 2005 14:29:36 GMT 3
Sorry if this is a stupid question but when i see Marat's name on a russian website(what is it) and do u pronounce it differentl aswell
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Post by annie on Aug 10, 2005 15:09:18 GMT 3
Hi Annie, thanks for your russian lessons . It remember me to take my refresh lessons But I have a question. You write son=sin. But like MYSKINA should the discription of "сын" not better be "syn" ? now THIS is an expert question LOL ;D Lena, you could write it with Y too....spelling of surnames especially usually depends on the person..one could also write Miskina and it wouldn't make a difference Ily regarding your inquiry...No we don't pronounce it differently...it's the same as for the rest of the world  |
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Post by lena on Aug 10, 2005 15:22:40 GMT 3
Annie, thanks for your explanation |
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Post by MaRije on Aug 11, 2005 0:56:38 GMT 3
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Post by MaRije on Aug 11, 2005 1:08:36 GMT 3
Only I have a question.. How does mY name Sounds in russian? (Marije) Thanks a lot..! -XxX- KisSes and hUgSs to Everybody.. Especailly Marat! From Marije |
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Post by annie on Aug 11, 2005 10:25:02 GMT 3
Marije your name will be like Sharapova's Marija, but the nickname we have for Marija's is Masha |
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you're very welcome 
), but I'd really prefer not to have to use the "Get well soon" one !
