Es ist nicht notwendig, es ist keines regens notwendig!!! Das ausgezeichnete Wetter! Das ist phantastische Wetter!!!

p.s. Auf die rechnung der deutschen sprache des verbots schrieben nicht... ^^

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Quote (Norat) Dez, do English speakers say so?"English for dummies" maybe? Is there same meaning for teapot in English as in Russian (unskillful man, noob)? nevetr heard anithing like that ) well usualy the most comon thing u hear is or nothing or ur spelling sucks )

You did not get my question. I asked about English word for Russian word 'teapot' meaning unskillful man, newbie such as 'MS Word for dummies', 'Visual Basic for dummies', 'English for dummies'. Is there same meaning for 'teapot' in English as in Russian?

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MOKC, that was pretty strange type of english..seems like you are polish.. or..im wrong?

Maybe he is Turkish? They always speak in weird language

Dez, what is your primary language in Canada? If English, what mark did you have at school? The worst? (D/E?) BTW what is the worst mark in Canadian schools? Do they use A/B/C/D/E scale?

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im gonna die in a few

in a few? Do you mean 'soon'? Do Englishmen use this phrase?

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I work with French client now. His English really sucks. Sometimes I even don't understand what he means and I have to ask again
This is one of his pearls:

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Is there same meaning for 'teapot' in English as in Russian?

heyy heyy open me open me i know for sure, they use exactly "english for dummies" or "windows for dummies" and never 'teapot'

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Maybe he is Turkish? They always speak in weird language

maybe ^^ but imho BOO with his 'Э' looks more turkish than MO and i saw alot of polish guys speaking like MO

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in a few? Do you mean 'soon'? Do Englishmen use this phrase?

yes they do (or does, beat me i forgot that ) also they use "in a bit" for ex. "ill be back in a bit" that means 'soon' too

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ROFL ... actually i hardly understand that but i know alot of french guys in SRO, and i can say they speak similar with this person
but i like to talk with european people in ventrilo (program like skype or TS) because they speak pretty slowly and their spelling is understadable for me ^^ cant say same about americans ^^

i have a question for guys who ever spoke with english ppl and americans... which language do you like more...?
when i started learn english, i liked how english ppl speaks, but now i get that in their language too much of fervor ^^ and i prefer american now

what about you mates?

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xing_rus, Wir sind nicht Türken wir sind russische Leute, die gerade lieben, Englisch zu sprechen

Wir sind nicht Türken, wir sind gerade nette russische Leute, wer Englisch liebt

Und der Halt verwenden diesen dummen Übersetzer

I dont know what are u speaking about , but i want a bunny in SilkRoad

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uhhh ill go teach russian for tomorrow exam
have a nice day everyone, best wishes and blah blah blah
see ya later, was nice talk to you <3

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yes they do (or does, beat me i forgot that )

Correct.
I do
You do
We do
He does
She does
It does
They do
These are the rules

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i have a question for guys who ever spoke with english ppl and americans... which language do you like more...?

I still can't decide it.

Another interesting fact for Russian students and pupils learning English in schools or universities. The meaning of 'a dinner' and 'a supper'. I learnt in school and then in university that a dinner is a meal in the middle of the day (obed in Russian) and a supper is a meal in the evening (uzhin in Russian). But it is not 100% correct.
Americans and Englishmen mostly do not use word 'supper'. However in USA it depends on state where you live. And it seems that in UK a supper is used by countryside folks.
For most people in cities 'a dinner' means a big meal with first and second dishes and since they have short simple lunch in the middle of the day, they dinner in the evening.
You can ask your abroad friends on this matter by yourself

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I dont have russian exam at this year

No need in 'in' or 'at' (incorrect in my opinion).

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i have oraly physicks

oraly physics... Wow! It should be sexy
ChiYou, let me guess: you are sick of physicks

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Correct.I doYou doWe doHe doesShe doesIt doesThey doThese are the rules

and thanks for that also

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Americans and Englishmen mostly do not use word 'supper'.

yeah i heard it already ^^ guys were always confused when i was saying "supper" as i learnd in school

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No need in 'in' or 'at' (incorrect in my opinion).

i think so too ^^

and what's with oraly phycics i really dont know, sound exactly sexy how Norat said, but what u meant ChiYou?

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oh god i have to learn russian for tomorrow exam and im just chatting around
but i can say i love english more than russian maybe, i feel myself more comfortable when im talking english ^^