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2008-08-03 Russian Alphabet: Hmmm, I'm unfamiliar with the Rosetta Stone method although an ad I recently saw indicated that it taught Chinese in phonetic English, so I guess I'm not surprised that it also teaches Russian the same...
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2008-06-02 New Physician from ST. Petersburg: Well, it's hard to approximate Russian sounds without a generally-accepted phonetic representation. That said, Inna will sound like "EEn-nuh". The surname isn't Russian (perhaps Jewish?), but should...
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2008-03-05 Russian to English translation: Oleg said on February 13th: Greetings, how are things? I wasn't at work for a couple of days since (I was sick) hence the rate of pimping [SIC] slowed down somewhat. I'm sending photographs of our fiancee...
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2008-03-04 Russian to English translation: Marina wrote: Greetings Maksim, How are things? I tried to [send - word seems to be corrupted] photos of Oxford and London but the postbox isn't letting me do this: "size is limited". Marina Maksim...
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2008-03-03 Pronunciation Question: I had somewhat the same situation in 1982 when I adopted a (mostly) white cat. My knowledge of Russian wasn't as good then, and I named him Belka, knowing the Belyy means "white". It turns out that "belka"...
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