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Hello bulls fans!

I from Russia and the fan of Chicago since 1992. I write about Chicago in Russian. If you know Russian I will be glad to new comments to my posts on http://chicagobulls.ru

I am sorry for typing errors.

Where it is possible to place my link?

thanks!

You'd have better luck if you just introduce yourself as new to the board and then maybe link to your site in your signature.

Just join the discussions here and put your link in your sig, that's the only place you can add your own blog, as far as I know.

Jo Jo English wrote:You'd have better luck if you just introduce yourself as new to the board and then maybe link to your site in your signature.

Thanks you!

Rodman wrote:Just join the discussions here and put your link in your sig, that's the only place you can add your own blog, as far as I know.

Thanks, and I will make!

Welcome! How did you become a Bulls fan in Russia?

Welcome to the board.

I'm Estonian and I'm studying Russian for the fourth year, and I barely understand a word. There's a lot of Russian spoken here in Estonia, but I live in a place where there's basically no Russian speaking people AT ALL, hence that may be the reason I find the language so hard to understand - never having to speak it. Compared to English, which I'm studying for the 7th year if I'm right, Russian is a lot more difficult to learn.

Enjoy your stay! Try to get used to the overreacting and everything, it's a daily thing.

P.C. wrote:Welcome! How did you become a Bulls fan in Russia?

Has got to a Michael photo in a chewing gum, and after that has looked NBA Final 1992 Michael vs Drexler on TV

sorry for errors

Oskar wrote:Welcome to the board.

I'm Estonian and I'm studying Russian for the fourth year, and I barely understand a word. There's a lot of Russian spoken here in Estonia, but I live in a place where there's basically no Russian speaking people AT ALL, hence that may be the reason I find the language so hard to understand - never having to speak it. Compared to English, which I'm studying for the 7th year if I'm right, Russian is a lot more difficult to learn.

Enjoy your stay! Try to get used to the overreacting and everything, it's a daily thing.

hi Oskar! Thanks for details

Russian even seems to Russian too overflowed

My parents were both born in USSR. Dad (Moscow), Mom (Kharkiv). Left at age 18 from there, but we still speak plenty of Russian in the household.

I can read Russian, but probably at like a 5th grade level and can't write at all. All that said, I'm nearly fluent as a speaker.

Oh and welcome!

kozelkid wrote:My parents were both born in USSR. Dad (Moscow), Mom (Kharkiv). Left at age 18 from there, but we still speak plenty of Russian in the household.

I can read Russian, but probably at like a 5th grade level and can't write at all. All that said, I'm nearly fluent as a speaker.

Oh and welcome!

Hi!
Is glad to meet the fellow countryman

You don't understand Russian, but can look at my albums

"sorry for errors"

That should also be in your sig

I kid I kid

Good luck on the Boards, maybe hanging around will help you have a greater understanding of written American slang, or completely derail your understanding of the English language.

CalilLove89 wrote:"sorry for errors"

That should also be in your sig

I kid I kid

Good luck on the Boards, maybe hanging around will help you have a greater understanding of written American slang, or completely derail your understanding of the English language.

American slang likely it is possible to understand only being in USA