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Learning Russian
Recently I started learning Russian from baby steps. I learn it because I think its pronunciation is very cute. However, the ''p'' sound in Russian is driving me crazy. I can't purr like a cat.
I found out something interesting during my Russian learning. ''Bye (пока)'' in Russian sounds almost the same as ''Idiot (バカ)'' in Japanese. Imagine a Russian says goodbye to a Japanese, that must be fun.
Recently I started learning Russian fromby taking baby steps.
"from baby steps" does not sound natural.
I am learning it because I think itsthe pronunciation is very cute.
You are currently learning English. This is an action still taking place in the present, so you should use the present continuous tense.
However, the ''p'' sound in Russian is driving me crazy.
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This was very well written. You have a good sense of humor and a good grasp of English.
Learning Russian
Recently I started learning Russian from baby stepthe basics.
"baby steps" refers not to a stage, but to a pace. For example, I could be an advanced language learner and still learn in baby steps, because I'm going slowly.
I'm learning it because I think its pronunciation is very cute.
However, the ''p'' sound in Russian is driving me crazy.
I can't purr like a cat.
''Bye (пока)'' in Russian sounds almost the same as ''Idiot (バカ)'' in Japanese.
Imagine a Russian says goodbye to a Japanese person, that must be fun.
Usually for countries where the adjective ends in "-ese", you have to add "person" or else it may sound rude/derogatory.
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Recently I started learning Russian from baby steps. Recently I started learning Russian from "baby steps" refers not to a stage, but to a pace. For example, I could be an advanced language learner and still learn in baby steps, because I'm going slowly. Recently I started learning Russian "from baby steps" does not sound natural. |
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I learn it because I think its pronunciation is very cute. I'm learning it because I think its pronunciation is very cute. I am learning it because I think You are currently learning English. This is an action still taking place in the present, so you should use the present continuous tense. |
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Though the ''p'' sound in Russian is driving me crazy. |
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I can't purr like a cat. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I found out something interesting during my Russian learning. |
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''Bye (пока)'' in Russian sounds almost the same as ''Idiot (バカ)'' in Japanese. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Imagine a Russian says goodbye to a Japanese, that must be fun. Imagine a Russian says goodbye to a Japanese person, that must be fun. Usually for countries where the adjective ends in "-ese", you have to add "person" or else it may sound rude/derogatory. |
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However, the ''p'' sound in Russian is driving me crazy. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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