DC, VA, MD Russian Meetup
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Meet local Russian language and culture lovers! Have fun practicing, learning new phrases and sentences and finally understanding those verb conjugations! All ages and levels welcome.
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Be one of the first to join this brand new Meetup! |
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Our next meeting:
DC, VA, MD Russian June Meeting
1. We will have some ice-breakers to get to know one another
2. Share about ourselves
3. Have fun finding new frineds and building new relationships.
- When?
- Wednesday, Jun 18, 2008, 7:00 PM 20080618T230000Z
- Where?
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(Already a member? Sign in) - Who?
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1 member said Yes
Recent Meetings
Sat May 10, 12:00 PM |
11 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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"Hi, I've been studying Russian for a while now...still struggling along! I've attended the Washington DC meetup, but have been looking for something a little closer to home. Looking forward to meeting up!"
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"Hi ALija, Thank you for joinnning the group. I hope you can make it up this coming Staurday. Alex"
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"Hi! I'm from Riga, Latvia. Presently living in Washington, DC area, but moving to San Diego In 2-3 weeks... would like to find Russian friends there. Any advice? Thanks! "
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"I think I prematurely joined this group. I know hardly any Russian and am looking for a begginers group, any advice? Thanks"
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"Hi. I would like to meet people who love Russian language and culture. I studied Russian for several years, however, it has been a while and it is pretty rusty. I am looking to bring it up to a conversational level. "
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"Hello. Interested in Russian conversation. Would like to becomea better speaker."
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"Hi, I've just started learning, so I'm not up to conversational levels yet. But I hope this group can help me learn."
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"Native Russian speaker, a bit out of practice."
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"I'm conversationally fluent and can read children's books."
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"I studied a little bit."
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"Hi, I'm an ordained deacon in the Russian Church and we have people at my parish who do not speak English very well. I serve mainly in English, but I also use some Slavonic. My main problem is vocabulary, which is really poor. Thank God for Latin."
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"I lived in eastern Ukraine for a year and learned a bit of Russian so I'd like to continue learning. "
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