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Vera G.
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Instead of "ootchitelnitsa", in Russian we say "uchitel'nitsa"
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Aequipenisualistificationarius H.
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October 3, 2006
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What is meant under "oo" in the beginning - is usually transliterated as "u" though is read usually as "oo" in English. Thank you.
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August 27, 2006
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its not appropriate,because the word is written wrongly
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Guest
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Instead of "ootchitelnitsa", in English we say "Teacher"
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