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Radio
Hey!
I would like to listen any English (or American, or Canadian, whatever )) funny on-line radio with a little music and more bla-bla-bla :)
Any advices?
Thanks!
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WOW Russia!
LOL! Look at! All stereotypes about Russia are located on this site: http://surfingbird.ru/surf/fzA90E16. Just funny :D
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Babushka
Hi everyone!
Recently I knowed that "babushka" in English doesn't mean the Russian word "бабушка [BA-bush-ka] = grandmother", spoken by Americans. Funnily enough, this means a shawl with tips under a chin. Most old Russian grandmothers really wear same shawls. =)
This was a little wonder for me. Despite of words in Russian which hint us a correct writting of English words. For example, "сюрприз [sur-PREEZ] = surprise" or "финал [fee-NAL] = final", "babushka" is exception :)
Although there are "treacherous translater's friends" which sound same, but they have an absolutely opposite meaning. At instance such words as a "magazine" (магазин [ma-ga-ZEEN]; means "shop" in Russian), "genial" (гениальный; means "incredibly clever", not "kind"). These words have confused me :)
Sorry for my weird Russian transcription :)
How is your success in learning foreign languages? :)
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About the time difference
Once in the evening I and my friend texted. There is the time difference about 3 hours between our cities. If It's 9pm where I am, then he has 00.00. And I tell him like "it's too late night for you and it's so early for my city! bla-bla-bla". And he said me: "Incredible as it may seem, but I'm already in the future". And at the moment jealousy seethed in my brain.
On August 31 at 11 pm I suddenly understood that my friend already in autum but I still in summer. Whole extra hour of summer. So, I thought that the future isn't always goodly.
P.S. But, in the other hand, his spring will come first... :D
P.S.S. Please correct my mistakes, I will be very grateful to you! Thanks.
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Most awful words in Russian
Most awful words in Russian end in "-льник":
"начальник" (a boss),
"будильник" (a alarm clock) and
"понедельник" (Monday)
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Hedgehog in the fog
Hedgehog in the fog.
- I necessarily will, you hear? I necessarily will, - Bear said.
Hedgehog nodded.
- I necessarily will walk back to you, for better for worse. I always will be near with you.
Hedgehod looked at Bear quiet eyes and was silent.
- Well, why are you silent?
- I believe you, - Hedgehog said.
18 Kasım 2012
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