Let's talk, in English!

like? I am the dark side. mwahaha! I even have a t-shirt to prove it.)) this one:

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ok, honestly I am for the Light. I mean I like "dark" characters from HP but prefer to write about good ones.) or, at least not bad.)

It seems to me, that I can improve my English a little just reading some posts here :)

By the way, have you ever met and spoken with foreigner (who spoke only English) on the street of your city?

If someone corrects me - I'll be glad :tulip:

Supreme, Hi.)) Happy to see you.)

I doubt it
I saw foreigners yesterday. americans. Actually, I see them everyday))

ну, вот тут, например неверно было образовано будущее продолженное.)) более того, оно тут не нужно.)

Supreme, hello!

yes, a couple of times.

why? :hmmmmm:

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Цитата (Guffy @ Aug 7 2013, 01:12)

I doubt it

Exactly =lol=

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ну, вот тут, например неверно было образовано будущее продолженное.)) более того, оно тут не нужно.)

to be glad - радоваться. I + will + be glad = I'll be glad = я буду рада :)

Exactly =lol=

to be glad - радоваться. I + will + be glad = I'll be glad = я буду рада :)

I've met, but I have never spoke with them ) And you?

oops, I'm sorry)

It must be interesting, isn't it? How it was?)

Well, one day, after lessons in the university I met one guy in the "Puzata Hata" - cafe with traditional ukrainian food. And he couldn't understand the cashier - how much money he needed to pay. So I helped him and we were seating together and speaking about everything. He was pleasantly surprised, that most of us study English at school.
But, to be honest, sometimes I felt some language barrier between us - some words I couldn't understand and he explained them to me. It was a little shame on me. :lol:

Supreme, it's ok :skype_sun: You have understood each other. This is the main thing, isn't it? )

La Fille, Oh yes) it was the third time I spoke with foreigner in English.

it's not that interesting. there are lots of tourists in my ciry all the year round. sure enough some of them bump into me in the streets from time to time. mostly they ask directions to some place of attraction or another. sometimes it is just a come-on.)) while at the uni I also served as an entertainer and personal guide to some English-speaking people whom I escorted to the museums and acted as an interpreter.

I read it several times trying to understand why you spelled "pizza hut" like you did. then read the next words in he sentence and laughed. high-five for that one!

aha, that's very common attitude, for instance, for Americans. they usually don't know any foreign languages, so they are impressed that in other countries it's a must.)

I don't think so. between you two it was him who went to another country without any basic knowledge of its language. pu, on the other hand, were at home and didn't have to speak any other language than you native one. what I mean to say, that guy was lucky that he met you and you were kind enough to help him.)

is anyone going to read all my prolix rumblings at all?))) I wouldn't be surprised if you did not.)