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Hi, I’m Olga! I am 31 years old and come from Russia. I love learning English and teaching Russian. I have been working as an online Russian tutor for 2 years already. If you need any help with your Russian - I am at your service!

Bullshit in Russian: should an adjective derived from a noun mean the same?

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Hi, I’m Olga! I am 31 years old and come from Russia. I love learning English and teaching Russian. I have been working as an online Russian tutor for 2 years already. If you need any help with your Russian - I am at your service!

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