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When introducing friends you don’t need to use the phrase: 
This is
Paul this is Amy
Amy this is Paul

Paul Amy
Amy Paul

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Introducing Friends

Сегодня суббота. (Today is Saturday.)
Я выспалась и чувствую себя хорошо. (I slept well and I feel good.)
Я помню, когда раньше совсем мало спала, (I remember when I used to sleep very little,)
но сейчас я стараюсь спать больше. (but now I try to sleep more.)
Я ещё не знаю, что я буду делать. (I don’t know yet what I will do.)
Скорее всего, я пойду кататься на велосипеде (Most likely, I will go cycling)
и может быть куплю что-нибудь покушать. (and maybe buy something to eat.)
Сейчас утро и на улице очень солнечно. (It’s morning now and it’s very sunny outside.)
Воздух утром тоже очень свежий. (The air in the morning is also very fresh.)
Много людей сейчас едут в лес со своими собаками. (Many people are going to the forest now with their dogs.)
Собаки очень счастливы потому что им нравится бегать в лесу. (The dogs are very happy because they like running in the forest.)

My diary in Russian

23 августа, суббота 

Entre chiens et chats
Cette histoire se passe il y a bien longtemps. Un hiver terrible s’abat sur le monde. Tous les animaux souffrent du froid et de la faim, chacun cherche un refuge pour se réchauffer un peu.
Le hasard fait que le peuple des chiens et le peuple des chats découvrent en même temps l’entrée d'une grotte.
- J’ai découvert cette grotte le premier, déclare le roi des chats. Elle portera mon nom et sera réservée à mon peuple.
- Pas question, rétorque le roi des chiens. Je suis arrivé avant toi…
- Alors, ce sera la guerre entre nos peuples ! proclame le roi des chats.

Des Milliers D'histoires

Histoire 17 - Entre chiens et chats

Esta  es  una  historia  real   de  cuando yo  tenía   5 años.

Vocabulario:
Taller  de   carpintería.
Martillo.
Golpe.
Golpear.
Mueble.
Regañar.
Levantar.


El  profesor  Daniel   y sus historias de  vida + Música  sin  ser  cantante.

EL   FALSO HÉROE

The final installment of this amazing story!

Stories to Stimulate!

Will and Mary Part 11

Learn Three Sentences a Day：Day19
S55—S57

Master Mandarin Daily : Learn Three Sentences a Day!

Learn Three Sentences a Day：Day19

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