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Old 28th May 2006, 19:46
Irene1972 Irene1972 is offline
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Lightbulb Russian Language courses Bristol
Anyone in or around Bristol intrested in studying Russian for the beginners please contact me for details. The course will start approximately in September. Cost is £50 for 15 lessons. Group of 10-12 people.
I am a native-speaker, used to live in Odessa but now am setling in the UK and have been invited to cooperate with language courses based on the edge of Bristol.
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Old 29th May 2006, 02:00
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Unhappy Tired with “russkoyazychiye”…
Great!!!
Wish you to achieve all successes in Your business endeavours!
Just curious – what does Your “Russian for beginners” have in common with Ukraine.com?
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Old 29th May 2006, 10:23
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business is not mine, I have been offered this job. As for Russian you know yourself that RUssian is the main language spoken in the Ukraine. Living all my life in Odessa I hardly heard anyone speaking Ukrainian at all. Se la vi. Tired nationalists are not welcome to reply
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Old 1st June 2006, 02:11
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Wink Not me - I'm fit cosmo!
Oh – I’m quite internationalist (old Brezhniev school ) – also in great form (boxed today for more than one hour ). So – ready to serve/help.
There are/were two “tired nationalists” on the forum – polish Mihal-BLPL (his posts are extremely long, boring and tiring) and russian – Nevezhestvo (same - but he seems to be retired). If they bother You – just whistle – I’ll kick their fat asses!!!
So You spent quite of a time in UA, learned good English – but didn’t manage to master Ukrainian? Well – better late than never…
I’ve got a friend in London who teaches Ukrainian – but his rates are quite high… I’m less professional – but not too expensive – and sometimes may teach for free…
So You’re unmarried?.. Is 1972 Your birth year?...
Lonely ladies are welcome to reply!
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Old 3rd June 2006, 19:08
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Quote:
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Living all my life in Odessa I hardly heard anyone speaking Ukrainian at all. Se la vi.
'Se la vi' is when you lose a game of cards or spill coffee on a shirt. Half of Ukrainians not knowing their native language is a travesty.
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Old 7th June 2006, 23:41
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sorry for not replying sooner. I'm just back from vacations.
Nobody says Ukrainians don't know Ukrainian. I studied it alongside with Russian from the first class and don't have any problem speaking or writing Ukrainian. The problem is in the UK nobody wants to learn Ukrainian. Russian is also not in much honour but grammar schools have it in their curriculum. That's the only reason why Russian and not Ukrainian. I'm sure it will change because one day Ukraine will hopefully become part of the EU. As for appearing on this forum Ukraine is my home so I didn't even think of where to go. Ukraine dot com of course. Anyway, I can always delete it. Or can't I?
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Old 11th June 2006, 00:22
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I don't have a problem with your advertisement. Hope Ukrainians, even the Russian-speaking ones , will succeed.
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