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learn_russianI often want to tell friends when writing them emails "Login to Skype and we'll talk for a bit" or something like that. How do you write the imperative of "login" -- can you say something like "Входи в скайп и поговорим"? What are the best ways to express this? Thanks! P.S. What happened to all of the Russian language posts? I hope the community starts thriving again, there used to be several a day.
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Date: 2011-01-09 04:14 pm (UTC)Включай скайп
Врубай скайп
Входи в скайп
Заходи в скайп
Залогинься в скайп
Логинься в скайп
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Date: 2011-01-09 05:20 pm (UTC)Давай в скайп
Пошли в скайп
Го в скайп (hardcore gamers variant)
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