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learn_russianУважаемые ЖЖчики!
I really enjoy reading this community and have learned lots of helpful stuff on it. However, I've noticed that the majority of the posts are concerned with matters mostly relevant to brand-new students of Russian. I'm at the point in my studies where I've hit my brick wall somewhere at the high end of "intermediate" linguistic mastery, and I'm having to work really hard to push myself beyond that. So, I'm wondering if you guys know of any communities here for native-English students of the Russian language (and maybe some natives to help out!) who have fluency or near-fluency can discuss more technical aspects of the language. And, if there isn't such a community already in existence, would there be any interest in such a community if I were to create one? I'd like to see discussions about all the finer points of grammar and expression in the language, and all those funky subjects we love so much (verbs of motion, verbal adjectives, eek!). I really appreciate the feedback.
I really enjoy reading this community and have learned lots of helpful stuff on it. However, I've noticed that the majority of the posts are concerned with matters mostly relevant to brand-new students of Russian. I'm at the point in my studies where I've hit my brick wall somewhere at the high end of "intermediate" linguistic mastery, and I'm having to work really hard to push myself beyond that. So, I'm wondering if you guys know of any communities here for native-English students of the Russian language (and maybe some natives to help out!) who have fluency or near-fluency can discuss more technical aspects of the language. And, if there isn't such a community already in existence, would there be any interest in such a community if I were to create one? I'd like to see discussions about all the finer points of grammar and expression in the language, and all those funky subjects we love so much (verbs of motion, verbal adjectives, eek!). I really appreciate the feedback.
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Date: 2004-07-21 04:03 pm (UTC)Some people also say "лжеюзеры".
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Date: 2004-07-22 12:26 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-07-22 01:38 am (UTC)