Let's Switch From Russian Into English!

[nativespeaker]

Really, why not? Too much Russian won't make you any good. English language isn't just about tough grammar and vocabulary - it's the way of life. I'm a great believer in this trivial idea. So, you're expected to master your English in the most effective way possible.

[Ayshat007]

really it's interesting) i like to speak english )

[nativespeaker]

Practice makes perfect, you know.

[darainbow]

you know, that this site is not so popular, as I see
people don't even try to help. and mostly they are lazy to write))))))))

[darainbow]

oral english is much usefull than written
anyhow, lets practice written at least

[nativespeaker]

Ok, I go along with your idea. More likely they are very busy rather than lazy, it seems to me.

[Xander]

First of all I find it really amusing that nearly everyone here is looking for an English native speaker to talk to but nobody care that this cite is completely unknown to foreign useres. Thus there no foreigners here at all but a great numberof silly russian teenagers trying to master their poor English. Do you agree to me?

[asil]

First of all I find it really amusing that nearly everyone here is looking for an English native speaker to talk to but nobody care that this cite is completely unknown to foreign useres. Thus there no foreigners here at all but a great numberof silly russian teenagers trying to master their poor English. Do you agree to me?

No, I don't agree with you. Check out chaika to begin with.
I also disagree with your statement about 'silly Russian teenagers' and their allegedly poor English. Says who?  :oops:

[darainbow]

First of all I find it really amusing that nearly everyone here is looking for an English native speaker to talk to but nobody care that this cite is completely unknown to foreign useres. Thus there no foreigners here at all but a great numberof silly russian teenagers trying to master their poor English. Do you agree to me?

mostly
the first one: I'm not already a teenager  
second, all of site visitors pursue only one aim - study english, and i'm sure, you also here for that!  and someone can find your english poor, so please, without dirts
expat.ru is very interesting, but I also don't need that dirty english, which is overflow this site too much

[mmm]

Are we going to wrangle or what? Let us better talk about smth more interesting than someone's 'poor language'.
If there are any real native speakers here, I'd like to ask them about the most worthy contemporary english-speaking or it would be better to say english-writing writers. I'm planning to start a speaking club in my native town and is now going through a phase of choosing a proper book of a proper author to discuss. Could you give me some advice? At least it would change the current line of the discussion.

[darainbow]

You can wait for an answer from native-speaker for weeks....or even years    

[darainbow]

worthiest :oops: