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[jul7246]

What is kalishnikov? Oh BTW did not mean to offend anyone here by my earlier posts.It came from something I'd read before.
Jan

Kalashnikov - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AK-47 - a rifle

And it's alright, Jan

 

[MusicMelOU]

I do not know a word of Russian, but I do attend a Russian/Ukrainian/Kazakh church occasionally. We have a lot of people here in my town who are from the former USSR and it's such a blessing to have made friends with some of them!!! Whenever I visit their church I just feel like their worship is so heartfelt.

 

[1corinthian13]

that's realli cool why dont u start learning russian?

 

[MusicMelOU]

I might...our community college offers a continuing education class for beginning Russian...I am praying about signing up for that

 

[jul7246]

I might...our community college offers a continuing education class for beginning Russian...I am praying about signing up for that

Oh, that's wonderful!
It's a beautiful language!

 

[janny108]

I was thinking of the same thing; learning Russian. There are tapes at my library.
Jan

 

[Avtoritet]

Oh, that's wonderful!
It's a beautiful language!

Jul, Dont dissapoint people, It is not a beautiful language. it is very similar to german by sound. Not all that beautiful you know. it doesnt flow as easlity as french of spanish. or Ukranian

 

[WingsOfTheNeophyte]

It is a beautiful language,

Read Russian poetry, and then English

Its ridiculous when compared, I think its because our language is simply far more complex, and the thoughts we can express on paper are therefore much more articulate

English simply does not allow for meanings as deep and complex as Russian

Just my opinion, but then again, this can be compared by reading Pushkin, followed by any of the great English poets

 

[jul7246]

Jul, Dont dissapoint people, It is not a beautiful language. it is very similar to german by sound. Not all that beautiful you know. it doesnt flow as easlity as french of spanish. or Ukranian

But, Daniil! I honestly think Russian is beautiful My father is a poet - he'll tell you!

But I do agree though that these other languages flow more easily =)))) Romance languages live up to their name

God bless you!
Julie

 

[janny108]

I've lived in Italy and spoke a little Italian there. Lived in Germany too. I've heard Europeans have to learn English. I wonder if it is harder to learn English than learn any other language? I've watched Russian opera videos (which are great, I love Prince Igor) after a season of watching Verdi and Puccini operas.)

The language sounds really pretty and would be interesting to learn I think, since I've had some exposure to other languages.
Jan

 

[Avtoritet]

Jul, it was only ment as a joke, My Dad is a poet also, and he can make that Russian flow too,

 

[jul7246]

Jul, it was only ment as a joke, My Dad is a poet also, and he can make that Russian flow too,

 

[Avtoritet]

how many books does your daddy have???

 

[jul7246]

He used to write a lot of poetry when he was in uni We have absolutely tons of paper (the old, yellow paper=) with his poetry. And for his birthday last year we published a book of his poetry. =))) It was really exciting.

Your father's a poet? Tell me more please!

God bless!
Julie
PS: Sorry for not replying: I'm in the middle of my first ekzamenacionnaia sessia! Please pray for me, I'm really really scared - my first exam's tomorrow!

 

[Avtoritet]

my daddy has Two books. and is still writing more (not in that great of a quanity as before though) he would just sit down at the computer and start typing. he keyed in all the books himself. The first one was self published. you know we just printed it off without any publisher. but the second book was published through a local russian christian publisher called "Ruth". so there ya go. i have alot of his poems on our family computer. He was actually writing ever since childhood.

i will be praying for you. good luck



does your dad still write poems? my dad just wrote one this sunday!!!


[/brag]
lol

 

[jul7246]

my daddy has Two books. and is still writing more (not in that great of a quanity as before though) he would just sit down at the computer and start typing. he keyed in all the books himself. The first one was self published. you know we just printed it off without any publisher. but the second book was published through a local russian christian publisher called "Ruth". so there ya go. i have alot of his poems on our family computer. He was actually writing ever since childhood.

i will be praying for you. good luck



does your dad still write poems? my dad just wrote one this sunday!!!


[/brag]
lol

Wow, nice!

My dad is currenly overwhelmed with neverending conferences and meetings he needs to attend so most of his poetry now is stuff he writes for people's birthdays.

 

[Avtoritet]

check this thread out

http://www.christianforums.com/t4632004-official-hangout-thread-for-slavic-peoples-or.html

 

[jul7246]

Yay, I posted in that thread

 

[Godsbee]

Where in Armenian were you born? I was born in Leninakan.

hmm guess I didnt answer... I was born in Masis, town not far from Artashat I think.. then we lived for 7 years in Oktemberyan (nowdays Armavir)....we left Armenia in winter 93

 

[nikolayalexandroff]

И если да, то какую вы исповедуете веру?

Я русский, живу в России, православный. Но обычно я на TAW. Заходите, пишите. Всем привет.