Well, i never really thought i'd make a blog. But here it is, and i figured i'd make a blog away from all my friends where nobody who knows me can find this
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Hello Lynn, and welcome to the wonderful, or not so wonderful world of LiveJournal.
I understand that you read one of my entries, so I took the liberty of reading yours, and you sound like an interesting person to me, so I shall put you on my friends list.
I don't mix well with people, as i'm not like them.....i'm weird, i'm cynical and i am bitter with a vehement self hatred, and an anger toward humanity that eats away at my physical body, Yet i'm empathetic and my love and appreciation for people and life probably outdoes anyone i know. I guess that's sort of an oxymoron, but to me it makes sense.
I'll read. Because it was intresting to read LJ of someone from US who find your journal at russian part of LJ and comment a russian-only post :-)
PS: May be my english comments is not so good - but i read much better. Sometimes i translating english articles in to russian and most of scientific papers are english. =)
WOW! Здравствуйте! = Hello! ...but the second phrase... (trying to translate into english).
"...and how are you at russian? Am i speaking this (right - право; may be - correctly, правильно)". But my english grammar is not perfect... russian is much more difficult. I can speak correctly at russian just because its my own language, nothing more. Its hard to explain any grammar rules - for any languages (don't tell me about chinese or japanese)
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I understand that you read one of my entries, so I took the liberty of reading yours, and you sound like an interesting person to me, so I shall put you on my friends list.
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I'll read. Because it was intresting to read LJ of someone from US who find your journal at russian part of LJ and comment a russian-only post :-)
PS: May be my english comments is not so good - but i read much better. Sometimes i translating english articles in to russian and most of scientific papers are english. =)
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Здравствуйте! = Hello! ...but the second phrase... (trying to translate into english).
"...and how are you at russian? Am i speaking this (right - право; may be - correctly, правильно)". But my english grammar is not perfect... russian is much more difficult. I can speak correctly at russian just because its my own language, nothing more. Its hard to explain any grammar rules - for any languages (don't tell me about chinese or japanese)
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