Let's talk, in English!

Sure. During EURO there were lots of them.

Where had you found future continuous and what do you know of that? :lol:

Pretty nice.

You were asked if you'd spoken to them, not seen them.

The right pronunciation is 'Very good hata'.

Oops, I did it again

are you sure? what an open-minded country it is!

yeah-yeah, I love you too.

if it isn't a secret, can you tell, what city are you living in?

:lol: It seems to me, that you have never been there))

well, I know onle English and German, does it mean, that I have to learn Spanish, if I want go to Spain, for example?
And it was shame for me, because when I was at school I had good marks at English xD

I read it - really interesting, I noticed some new words for me))

:lol: during EURO I haven't met even a one foreigner, though I live in Kiev.

I'd even confusingly presented one aged Sweden man a Russian tourist guide instead of English one he asked for. :lol:

If there were only your comments in the topic I would agree but, there are also mine, and dovelet's, and La Fille's maybe, and er, uhm, that's quite enough.

I guess, he will never forget ukrainian kindness and care xD

Yeah, forgive but not forget

homelet, you don't know me but you can think what you want. :lol:
Good-bye, amigos.

Supreme, it is not for some time now. St. Petersburg, Russia.

preferably, yes. at least to the capacity not to be confused at the shops. or I wouldn't go alone as that guy did. of course it's impossible to know all the languages but... I dunno, I would feell uncomfortable if I couldn't understand at least a little bit what's going on around.

your English is fine. I wish everyone were this good after secondary school.

o-o-o, you worked as a volunteer during that EURO, didn't you?

I believe I had seen enough of your posts to know you.
Gbye, dahlink.

Kind of.

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