About Chicago Bulls in Russian

dslam · Post #1 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:08 pm

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!

Jo Jo English · Post #2 » by **Jo Jo English** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:11 pm

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.

samwana · Post #3 » by **samwana** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:12 pm

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.

dslam · Post #4 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:20 pm

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!

dslam · Post #5 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:21 pm

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!

P.C. · Post #6 » by **P.C.** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:23 pm

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

Antetokounmpo · Post #7 » by **Antetokounmpo** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:30 pm

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.

dslam · Post #8 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:33 pm

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

dslam · Post #9 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:38 pm

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

kozelkid · Post #10 » by **kozelkid** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:42 pm

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!

dslam · Post #11 » by **dslam** » Tue Jan 17, 2012 10:47 pm

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 :wink:

dslam · Post #12 » by **dslam** » Wed Jan 18, 2012 12:05 am

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

CalilLove89 · Post #13 » by **CalilLove89** » Wed Jan 18, 2012 12:07 am

"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.

dslam · Post #14 » by **dslam** » Wed Jan 18, 2012 12:10 am

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