is **** there please?
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| na +2 | Mozhno priglasit' **** (Можно пригласить *****) |
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| na | 1)Bud'te dobri ****; 2)Mozhno poprosit' **** k telefonu?: |
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| na | 1) Позовите, пожалуйста,********к телефону. 2) Можно ****** к телефону? |
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| na | **** можно попросить к телефону? |
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Answers
13 mins peer agreement (net): +2
Mozhno priglasit' **** (Можно пригласить *****) Explanation: Another variant: "Skazhite, pozhaluysta, **** tam?" This is rather a blueprint of the English phrase, however, it is quite understandable and, more important, a name will be used in Nominative case, unlike in the above example, where the ending -a (if a male) or -u (female name) is to be added. |
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