I need some help with English

[jdanet.livejournal.com]

Hello!
I'm Russian and study English for a little time with teacher, she is not native speaker. She's a professor of foreign languages and  speaks English well. But she is 63 years old))) So I need some dialogues or correspondence with somebody who might speak with me about everyhting on really English . I'm just afraid to start speak with people (tourists in the Moscow bars for example) because I'm afraid that my English is ancient and academic))) I hope you understand what I write about.
In exchange I could consult you in Russian. I speak and write Russian very well, I can help you write business letter well and I know Russian financial language well.

Comments

[loversdance.livejournal.com]

Hey, if you want, I can help you with English sometime.
I won't be able to all the time because I am at University.
But I can definitely help you in my free time.
The offer is open to you.
If you are interested, just comment back. :)

[pomidorova-gnus.livejournal.com]

Skype will help you :D

[goosechecka.livejournal.com]

If you need someone to talk to or have stuff edited, I'd love to help. I'm a native English speaker, born and raised in the U.S. My Russian is pretty bad, I only took 2 years of Russian language when I was in college, but I know the basics!

Exchange

[allanofnewriver.livejournal.com]

I am a native speaker of English and have been trying to develope language skills in Russian. I have great difficulting in pronouncing the non-arabic sounding letters and in the agreement with pronouns and the endings of Russian words. I have attended a Russian club, but the level of language skills are too varied and frankly too advanced for me. I have tried one or two cd programs, but frankly without much success.

Maybe we can dialogue via internet phone??

Let me know whether you feel comfortable in exchanging with me.

Thanks,

Re: Exchange

[jdanet.livejournal.com]

I'm very glad of your answer, but I have several serious obstacles to speak with you:
1. My SKYPE works very slowly and I have no SKYPE in my office.
2. The difference between US and Russia is about 9-12 hours. When in Russia 9 A.M., there is 01 A.M. in the US. It’s 11-30 A.M. in Moscow now. And I’m in the office.
3. My husband will can’t understand my conversation with unknown man in the night time))))))

Re: Exchange

[allanofnewriver.livejournal.com]

Ok, well, it seem, it will be difficult to meet our mutual goals. Thanks anyway. Maybe, we can find someone to work with in our respective nations.

Best Wishes,

Allan