most interesting jobs for a foreigner in russia ? A Friend an I am considering visiting Russia for an extended time ( several months perhaps ) and while we are there living as the Russians do, Including working in Russia. Other than maybe English teacher or vodka taster, What are some interesting jobs a foreigner ( UK & USA ) might be able to land?

Back from my journey ! Just returned from my trip to California and Mexico, from Texas-on my Motorcycle, I was able to visit Little Tokyo in Los Angeles and had some of the Best Food in Moscow Deli of Orange County . These 2 things , along with some of the people I met at hostels really make clear that I must not put off studying Russian and even Japanese ( Because I have forgot much of it already). so... I'm back

Just watched Valley of Flowers With this film Pan Nalin is now one of my 2 favorite directors/Writers. And I recommend this film to everyone. It is not in English, the first part is in a language I do not know and the end is in Japanese, I found subtitles in English. The scenery in this film is incredible the acting is superb and the story is beautiful but parts still evade me. Jalan and Ushna This is a film about love, spirituality and reincarnation. The majority takes place in the Himalayas and other parts in Tokyo, Japan. I very much want to go to the Himalayas someday and miss Japan after watching this. "What appears as a demon, what is called a demon, what is recognized as a demon exists in human being himself and disappears with him" "true love lies in sacrifice."

How to perfect the "american" English accent She is very good at explaining the sound http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BfFuEc5BfU&feature=g-u-u

Different types of "washing" So I posted this question and many people said they did not know what I meant. I will update this question. In my lesson I came to a section about wasing and drying clean , dry , and wet and this is the picture as well as the label http://pythagoraspi.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Screen-Shot-2012-10-01-at-6.11.19-PM.png The pictures are labeled as followes, and all have a picture of someone washing some part of their body. MY QUESTION: why are different words used to say "wash" and how can I know the rules to use these words? женщина моет голову мыжчина умывается я мою руки In my lesson I came to a section about wasing and drying clean , dry , and wet and this is the picture as well as the label http://pythagoraspi.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Screen-Shot-2012-10-01-at-6.11.19-PM.png

Unit 2 , Lesson 8 These are the words and phrases I learned today on my Pimsleur-Lesson. It is an audio lesson so I can only sound out the word , I don't think my spelling is ever correct. * pismoa * letter * as-tat-sa * stay * pai-tiv * go to * si-voa * things * ma-gu * can * tak * so * Iz * From-place * at * from-person * ponilnek * monday * vtornik * tuesday * u nix * they have * vkatorom chisov * at what time * beis * without * beis desechi pyat * 4:50 " to minus 5" * mux * we * glavas * for you * glakavoa * for who * at-kavoa * from who * seberautsa * going to * pri-ye-hel * arrive * is-ma-yi isnakomux * my friend * Pishcom * * on foot * Delikoa * * Far * Uyehet * * Leave

The hardest part thing about learning English is... What is the hardest thing ,for you, about learning English?

Is this how you say outside? Is this how you say outside? I am doing lessons with Rosseta stone and although I can narrow down or memorize this to get the right answer , I don't actually know what any of these litterally mean. Can you help?