ByYakuzi
I'm Russian and I speak Russian very well. If there were a points system, I would give myself 7 out of 10. The remaining 3 would be considered advanced university level.
Well, until recently, I couldn't read at all. Then I started for fun, learned the letters, and then read a little bit at a time.
Now I suddenly can.
Is it normal for it to happen so quickly?
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Loading...Would you rather interpret this as him distancing himself from the blacksmiths, distancing himself from the speaker, or agreeing and then formulating himself as an exception?
As of October 1, 2022, the composition of the official question catalogue – i.e. the questions that must be answered in the exam – will change. If the exam is before October 1st, you're not supposed to update your question status, but I accidentally did it anyway. Is this a problem? Can I undo it?…
I'm not pregnant, just asking out of interest.
Hey, can you please give me examples in German for each of these tenses, i.e. sentences perfect present Preterite Pluperfect Future 1
The melody of this video was stolen from some Russian song. What's it called again? https://youtu.be/wE6G6dOuCt4
So if the course requires at least B1 English, do I have to take a corresponding test or would it be enough if I took English as an advanced course in high school, for example?
Reading alone goes fast. You should also understand what you read.
I don’t see a problem with the questioner who’s Russian himself.
I do! What do you think I’ve met with Russians?
I do not want to undermine the status of the questioner. I only know him out of his question!
and this question speaks for itself;-)
Such self-assessment can be very deceptive.
It’s pure practice. Well, that’s normal.
Yes, the Cyrillic alphabet also has a non-russe in 2 hours.
Some things are written completely different than pronounced
Yes, but these are just a few rules that you have to know.
I don’t know if it’s normal. But with your positive experiences, you might as Motivator provide very good services for (still) illiterate (also other languages) !
Yes, this is not difficult 🙂