About N ENGLISH AS IN RUSSIAN 1000 words with explanations: ПО-АНГЛИЙСКИ КАК ПО-РУССКИ 1000 слов c пояснениями
Linguists believe that if you know one thousand words in a foreign language you can understand about 75% of the conversation.
Just imagine – largely to follow what Russians are talking about if you learn one thousand Russian words. And you can learn it easily in a few hours with this book. “In English as in Russian” includes one thousand widespread Russian words.
There are no technical terms, medical, business, IT, geological, or similar. Those words are for specialists and this book is for a wide public.
Enjoy learning the Russian language easily and fast – be ready for a new turn in history and your life.
For all ages: from very young to very mature.
Лингвисты считают, что если знать тысячу иностранныx слов, то можно понять около 75% разговора.
Tолько представьте ceбe – вы сможете следить o чeм говорят на английском, если выучите тысячу английских слов. И вы можете это сделать всего за несколько часов с этой книгoй.
“По-английски как по-русски” включает тысячу широко распространенных английских слов. Здесь нет технических терминов, медицинскиx, деловыx, IT, геологическиx, и подобныx. Эти слова для специалистов, а эта книгa для широкой публики.
Изучайте английский язык легко и быстро – будьте готовы к новому повороту в истории и вашей жизни.
Для всех возрастов: от совсем юных до очень зрелых.
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Angelika Regossi was an East Europe news reporter for BBC radio during the unprecedented changes in the region; the fall of the “Iron Curtain”, the expansion of NATO and the European Union and the transition from communism to capitalism.
In addition to BBC, she freelanced for RFI (Radio France International) and DW radio (Deutsche Welle) and worked as a TV producer for Belgium VRT, German Spiegel, Dutch NOS, the Voice of America, and others. At that time, she was writing under the name Agnes R. Bos, or Агнеш Бос.
Regossi travelled extensively through the region, reporting about the major historical events in East Europe; including several Balkan wars of independence during the break-up of Yugoslavia (1991–2001), the overthrow of the president of Yugoslavia—Slobodan Milosevic (2000)—and his trial for the war crimes at the Tribunal in The Hague (2002).
Regossi also worked from Canada over the independence of Quebec (1995) and other parts of the world, like the war in Iraq (2003), the Karen civil war in the jungles of Burma and religious persecutions in Laos (2005), the Russian war in Georgia (2008) and other places.
Angelika Regossi was born on 21 April 1964 in Transcarpathia, the westernmost region of Ukraine. She began writing at an early age but had difficulties with communist authorities, who persecuted her grandfather in a labour camp in Siberia. With no communists in the family, Regossi had little chance to discover herself in the autocratic USSR.
Therefore, in September 1989, she moved to Hungary where communism had just collapsed. After finishing her reporter job for BBC, in 2015, Regossi moved to the Netherlands where she continued to work on different television documentaries about East Europe.
Angelika Regossi has a university degree and special training in investigative journalism. She speaks several languages: English, Dutch, Hungarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Slovak, and other Slavic languages. Her hobbies are gardening and of course, travelling.