Курс Supisuomea. Урок 4
How to learn a new language / Как учить языки
Learning languages gives you a freedom of communication. English, German, Russian, Finnish, every new language that you know gives you more freedom. Here I would like to share my experience and impressions. I hope to be able to help other people to cope with problems that they might have learning languages. I am willing to share textbooks books, videos, audio files and other materials that I have.
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
04 Mihin Minne Missä
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015
03 Suomalaista ruokaa - 03 Финская еда
Enjoy this video lesson about Finnish food:
Смотрите урок о финской еде:
Смотрите урок о финской еде:
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Deutsch Lernen Extra auf Deutsch Abschnitt 13
A very interesting German lesson. You can hear both German and English. If you speak both of those languages watching this video is real fun.
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Stop doing something, or stop to do something?
Here are some tips to help you better understand English
How do we say that we stopped doing something? Normally, it is about dropping bad habits like drinking or smoking, or drinking too much coffee, or eating too much.
So, a little word ‘stop’, the verb ‘stop’.
What is the difference in saying ‘I stopped to smoke’ and ‘I stopped smoking’?
‘I stopped to drink’ or ‘I stopped drinking’?
The difference is following:
‘I stopped to drink’ means that you stopped in order to drink something. It is like you were driving and were thirsty. So, you stopped at a bar in order to drink a cup of water or a coke.
‘I stopped drinking’ means that you dropped your bad habit of drinking too much alcohol. Do feel the difference?
‘I stopped smoking’ means that you do not smoke any longer.
‘I stopped to smoke’ means that you were walking or driving, then you stopped in order to have a smoke.
The same rule applies to all other life situation.
How do we say that we stopped doing something? Normally, it is about dropping bad habits like drinking or smoking, or drinking too much coffee, or eating too much.
So, a little word ‘stop’, the verb ‘stop’.
What is the difference in saying ‘I stopped to smoke’ and ‘I stopped smoking’?
‘I stopped to drink’ or ‘I stopped drinking’?
The difference is following:
‘I stopped to drink’ means that you stopped in order to drink something. It is like you were driving and were thirsty. So, you stopped at a bar in order to drink a cup of water or a coke.
‘I stopped drinking’ means that you dropped your bad habit of drinking too much alcohol. Do feel the difference?
‘I stopped smoking’ means that you do not smoke any longer.
‘I stopped to smoke’ means that you were walking or driving, then you stopped in order to have a smoke.
The same rule applies to all other life situation.
Monday, April 13, 2015
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