Help... (Hachinohe)

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Antov

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• 18 Aug 2005

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Hello!
My name is Anton. I'm from Russia.
I very need Your helps.
My lovely girl work at Hachinohe.
21 september is her birthday.
I very much love it.
I very much wish to present her at this day a bouquet of real flowers.
Is somebody from You can halp me to make this day unforgettable for my lovely?
In advance many thanks!
Anton.
Russia.
Perm (West Ural)

P.S. Sorry for my English.
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NEW Ideas !!!!!

I wish to present her a box with an alive flower, a ringlet (with write "I love you) and alive butterflies. But it is possible if helps the person living in Hachinohe.

PLEASE HELP.......
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Last edited: 19 Aug 2005

Kara_Nari

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• 18 Aug 2005

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Have you tried international florists like Interflora? You can choose and order the bouquet in Russia and then they will make it in Japan and deliver to your darling girlfriend. She will be happy, as Im sure you will be.
You are very sweet for wishing her that for her birthday
Im not sure on websites or anything, and perhaps if you look in the florists in your local town they will be able to assist you, im sure.

 

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Antov

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18 Aug 2005

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sank You ))

 

Kara_Nari

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• 18 Aug 2005

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You're very welcome, and good luck
Welcome to the forum also.
I watched a documentary on Russia the other night on TV... it was a ten day train journey. Looked like fun!

 

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Antov

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18 Aug 2005

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what there was fun? ))

 

Kara_Nari

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• 18 Aug 2005

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Hahha, all the vodka drinking maybe?
Actually it was more just the journey itself, the only times the train stopped was for refreshment stops, I think (but am not 100% sure) that they went from Moscow to Vladistok (sp?). It was all in Korean, so as I afore mentioned, Im not entirely sure on the route. It just took a really long time, and everyone looked like they were enjoying themselves.

 

Mars Man

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• 18 Aug 2005

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Antov, moi brat. . . Ya ochin zhnaloo kak ectb looboveh. . .

I hope you find someone in that area who can help you out, or the florest system. I once used the international florest system when I was in the States, to send some romantic flowers of love to a girl here in Japan--she got them and she was very, very happy. You are doing a great thing !! zhelaoo ispexhob !! I wish you success !!

Welcome to the forum, and I hope to hear more from you. Don't worry about the English, and try to pick up on some Japanese too !! It can help a lot, and will make her happy too!!! See you around Antov. . .do skopoi

 

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Antov

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Vodka? Vodka is great drink. The main thing always to know when to stop)) besides vodka very good means from dipressya )) Only not Vladistok and Vladivostok))

 

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Antov

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18 Aug 2005

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butterflies.......

Mars Man said:

Antov, moi brat. . .
Hello ))
Wow do you speek a litle russia& ))) Its great )
I need not florest sistem/// i need people... (((
I was added some text to my post (i want to present alive butterflies too)
Spasibo bol'shoe!!!!!!!! (sanks a lot)
))))))))
Love is a beatiful.... i know
One of our great singers (Viktor Tcoi) has sung such mind: the Death costs that to live.... the love costs that to wait...

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Mars Man

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• 22 Aug 2005

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Ya goveroo ochen mala po-rooskie.

I studied one year in college, made straight 'A's on all the tests, did well ehough in speaking, but then transferred to a different university and went into oriental studies (Hindi, Sanskrit, culture, mythology) and business. I ended up not using my Russian, which is a shame, and must practice again. I still have my books. Thank you !! Spasiba !!

 

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Antov

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Privet (Hello)
Do You want to practice Russian?
May be I can help You that?

 

Mars Man

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• 25 Aug 2005

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Antov said:

Privet (Hello)
Do You want to practice Russian?
May be I can help You that?

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Thanks a lot for your kind reply !! Da !! I would be interested in slowly working my way back into using some Russian.

I think it would be better under a different heading rather than the 'Japanese' History and Tradition heading. Maybe if you could post a new thread in the 'Serious Discussion' heading under some subject, and from time to time in the posts you make, use a little Russian. I think it is important to remember that many different kinds of people with many different kinds of interests are looking at and reading so many of all the posts, and it is important to keep them in mind as much as possible. It may be good to communicate through the Private Message route, even. I'm also kind of new here, so don't know a whole lot. But yes, from time to time (I'm kind of busy all the time) I'd like to have the chance to learn some new phrases and sayings in Russian. Spaciba !! Do novi fstryechi !!