Yup, our group photo (except the photographer). We've had a nice time at my's. There are some peoples from Minsk, and more than a half from cities of Russia. We tried to make a retro-styled party, did we succeed, what do you think? :)
Yup, as you mentioned, I speak some (this word should be underlined, or smthng like that, but i do not know how to make this in LJ :) ) English. I studied English since 8 (I'm 20 now) at school, and now at the linguistic university for 3 years already. By the way, it's a nice experience to ask a native speaker about my skill, and I will not miss it. What do you think about my English? :)
как я мог заметить, на русском вы тоже говорите, так что с Новым Годом! Всего наилучшего! :)
Знать один язык недостаточноkindandgenerousJanuary 6 2010, 10:37:01 UTC
What group? Is that a group in the office? What is "my's"? Yes, indeed -- I think you succeeded and did a fantastic job with the "Retro" look! I really liked the looks of the girl in yellow and her yellow bow, the red-headed woman with the bright red and black sitting against the left wall, and the girl with the green bow with gray tiger-striped nylon stockings. I don't know which one you are, but the two guys sitting in front look cool! :)
I think it is very interesting to see Russians dress like you do in the photo. For a long time, we here, in America, always thought Russians dress with gypsy-like clothes or 19202-1930s fashion! We thought Russian women - even the young ones - all look like бабушка and that they don't shave their legs! :)
Да. Мне нравится русский. С Новым Годом!
благословляю вас. Your English is great! If you want to converse in English, let me know. I am on Skype.
On Livejournal, you can underline the word like this: I speak some.
Re: Знать один язык недостаточноalu4January 6 2010, 12:38:11 UTC
Group photo - I mean photo of everyone who's there. In russian it'll be "групповое фото" (my lingvo sad it translates as "group photo", by the way) and it has nothing to a group in the office, or whatever
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"Rly-Rly Happy New Year!!"? So you speak some English.
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Yup, as you mentioned, I speak some (this word should be underlined, or smthng like that, but i do not know how to make this in LJ :) ) English. I studied English since 8 (I'm 20 now) at school, and now at the linguistic university for 3 years already. By the way, it's a nice experience to ask a native speaker about my skill, and I will not miss it. What do you think about my English? :)
как я мог заметить, на русском вы тоже говорите, так что с Новым Годом! Всего наилучшего! :)
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I think it is very interesting to see Russians dress like you do in the photo. For a long time, we here, in America, always thought Russians dress with gypsy-like clothes or 19202-1930s fashion! We thought Russian women - even the young ones - all look like бабушка and that they don't shave their legs! :)
Да. Мне нравится русский. С Новым Годом!
благословляю вас. Your English is great! If you want to converse in English, let me know. I am on Skype.
On Livejournal, you can underline the word like this: I speak some.
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