Olga Ermishkina

Unmasked: 13 Russian officers who led ‘war crime’ troops in Bucha It was the bloodiest civilian massacre of the Ukraine war. Pictured for the first time, these officers commanded soldiers accused of rape, torture and execution

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Maybe people just don't understand the scope of this event because they didn't grow up with total control of cultural institutions by the state? As a person who did, I can tell you that it absolutely sucks. Cultural institutions should have freedom of speech for the society to be healthy

I'm not sure about "popular". Looks like "completely random".

Making Content Accessible for People with Limited English Proficiency, Tue, Jun 3, 2025, 7:30 PM | Meetup This event will be online and in-person. **The speaker and live stream starts at 7:30 pm ET**. In-person attendees may arrive as early as 7 pm ET. **Important note** We're

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Multiculturalism and multi language, that's what was making America great

Xenophobia and Schools - Posle Media What are the enrollment procedures for children with migration backgrounds in Russian schools and kindergartens? How are these procedures changing in the context of war? In what ways do Russian author...

What are the enrollment procedures for children with migration backgrounds in Russian schools and kindergartens? How are these procedures changing in the context of war? In what ways do Russian authorities legalize xenophobia? posle.media/language/en/...

Yes!!! I waited for this!

I meant "answer", yes

Can Tomte really be a "response" to Santa? Tomte tradition is probably much older or at least developed independently

- Kinda. I studied it and it doesn't scare me, but probably won't read all the symbols correctly
- I used to teach it to foreigners. There's so much complex grammar in easiest sentences!
- Never giving up 😂
- No
- 🐶!
- Spanish
- Yes
- 🇬🇧

Interesting! Which website is it?

Which means Duo shouldn't have corrected you (both are correct)

Looked into it a bit more. Real Academia Española website says in these cases the verb can be both singular and plural (both versions are correct). www.rae.es/espanol-al-d...

Interesting! Then maybe Duolingo thinks "la mitad de los diarios" is plural because it's several objects ("diarios"). (It works like this in many languages, but I don't know about Spanish).

I think Duolingo thinks it's wrong because of the word "sobre", but highlights the wrong word

I got Hindi. Thank you for the link! 💙

Interesting! What do you mean by arbitrary sentences?

I do similar things. Do you use Google translate only and no "traditional" (dictionary) translations?

understand is easier

Are you using translation for language learning? How?

Formally: German, Russian, English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Itelmen

Field research (talking to speakers and creating grammar): Mariupol Greek

Informally: about 25 at this point, I think

Oh, that makes sense, thank you!

It has to do with the social group the speaker belongs to, but body? Are you referring to race/nationality? I'm confused because in many areas of the world people are being treated differently because of their language – but they look exactly the same (have "the same bodies")

Due is good (paid version)

1. Most of the time. 2. I reframe them as smaller, more realistic goals – this is a very painful process

Wow, this looks awesome

Hi! I love language learning

Oh yes. Yes it is.

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