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Foysal R.
May 21, 2019
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Re:Échange linguistique.
Bonjour, je suis interressé pour apprendre le russe et échanger aussi ne français
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Language pair: Russian; French
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Didier B.
November 28, 2018
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Latest: June 10, 2020
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Буду учить Вас русскому языку. 你会教我中文。
大家好！我叫Maxim。 我是一名物理老师。我是一名经理。我住在俄罗斯。我会教你俄语。 你会教我中文。 Здравствуйте все！ Меня зовут Максим. Я учитель физики。 Я управленец。 Я живу в России。 Буду учить Вас русскому языку. Вы будите учить меня китайскому языку.
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Language pair: Russian; Chinese, Mandarin
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Maxim K.
October 20, 2018
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Ищу собеседника
Hi my name is Alfira and I am looking for someone who wants to learn russian, but also for someone who wants to teach me english.
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Language pair: Russian; Cebuano (Bisaya)
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Alfira
October 17, 2018
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Study english and can teach russian
Hello. I want to study english fluently and would like to communicate with native english people. My native lenguage is russian and ukrainian so I can help to learn it.
My interests is IT-technology, diving, films. But we can speak about you want.
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Language pair: English; Russian
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Vadym H.
July 29, 2018
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Re:Hello
Hi Sophie! I'm young scientist from Russia and I can help you to improve your skills in Russian. Also, it would be grateful, if you help me with English. Best wishes, Mikhail!
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Language pair: English; Russian
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Mikhail S.
July 4, 2018
# Msgs: 2
Latest: July 4, 2018
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Knowing English
I'd to improve my knowledge in English and know a lot about the history and culture of English - speaking countries
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Language pair: Russian; Cebuano (Bisaya)
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Olena B.
June 24, 2018
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Re: question
Привет Наталья,
“Could” is both the simple past tense of “can” (e.g. “He could grow wheat when he worked on a farm”) and the conditional mood of “can” (e.g. “She could watch the eclipse tomorrow if she has proper eye protection”). It can also be used in polite requests instead of “would” (e.g. “Could you pass the salt, please?”), although this question really asks about ability rather than willingness.
“Should” can mean “be obliged to” (e.g. “You should wear a seat belt in a car”), “ought to” (e.g. “We should brush our teeth after every meal”), or “will be likely to” (e.g. “It should be hot in the summer”). It can also be used as an auxiliary for the present subjunctive (e.g. “If I should miss my train, he will call you”). It is also the simple past tense of “shall” (e.g. “She told him that I should be unavailable”). It can also be used for “would” for first-person subjects (e.g. “I should like to take a bath”).
“Would” is both the simple past tense of “will” (e.g. “He would grow wheat when the demand was high”) and the conditional mood of “will” (e.g. “She would watch eclipses if she could travel to where they were happening”). It is also used in polite requests (“Would you pass the salt, please?”).
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Language pair: Russian; English
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Chris
June 18, 2018
# Msgs: 2
Latest: June 18, 2018
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question
Help me please, how to use words : could, should, would...
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Language pair: Russian;
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Наталья
June 16, 2018
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Latest: June 18, 2018
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Кристина Б.
March 17, 2018
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