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Arteq · 07-31-2011, 21:55

hello!
as you know i am from russia but i think that next year i will try to move to english school. is here anyone from england to help me a bit?

4FunPlayin · 07-31-2011, 22:23

COME WITH VODKA EVERYDAY TO SCHOOL TO PROVE YOU ARE RUSSIAN AND NO ONE WILL LAUGH AT YOUR SHIT ENGLISH

~~d0h!~~ · 07-31-2011, 22:26

lol, it wasnt good to ask for help in 4funs section!
he does whatever he wants here Chicken

4FunPlayin · 07-31-2011, 22:27

EXCUSE ME BUT I HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS AND IT WORKED everything I just said is a lie

~~d0h!~~ · 07-31-2011, 22:29

i actually missed your spam!11!1!!

Bloopbloop · 07-31-2011, 22:40

Uh, England isnt the only place where they speak english....
ALSO, A LIFT ISNT AN ELEVATOR. AN ELEVATOR IS AN ELEVATOR.

4FunPlayin · 07-31-2011, 22:42

(07-31-2011, 22:40)Bloopbloop Wrote: Uh, England isnt the only place where they speak english....
ALSO, A LIFT ISNT AN ELEVATOR. AN ELEVATOR IS AN ELEVATOR.

lol lift in russian means elevator for the non-russian noobs

~~d0h!~~ · (This post was last modified: 07-31-2011, 23:08 by d0h!.)

we also say lift to "aufzug". at least its lifting people Troll

**AZUMIKKEL** · 07-31-2011, 23:24

(07-31-2011, 23:08)d0h! Wrote: we also say lift to "aufzug". at least its lifting people

Is that an anagram of 'azufag' with a spelling error? nigga i aint even brown

@ G-Man I get A+ in english all day erry day, but why should I help? Rolleyes

Arteq · 08-01-2011, 15:16

I mean to help me understand how to learn there. Cuz Im 100% sure that teaching programs in England and Russia are completely different.