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I'm new just wanted to say hello
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Hi Welcome to the site
Best wishes in your search |
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I'm new just wanted to say hello Is that American Georgia or Russian Georgia? Welcome :-) |
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Hi Welcome to the site Best wishes in your search Thanks maybe you could help me find a match. Before I roll these dices again...lol |
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I'm new just wanted to say hello Is that American Georgia or Russian Georgia? Welcome :-) Its in the states, It feel like I've been around the world on this site. Giving nudges and saying hello from the u.s. on profiles that interested me. Maybe I need to slow down, and see if my words blossom something....lol Thanks for the warmth welcome |
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Edited by
IamwhoIam1
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Wed 08/12/15 10:58 PM
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I'm new just wanted to say hello Is that American Georgia or Russian Georgia? Welcome :-) You can make that association but it would be inaccurate. The former Soviet Georgia would be more accurate or European Georgia even better. The former Soviet Union was an umbrella to over 100 nationalities and several different countries who were in treaty under the Soviet roof. Georgia uses an alphabet which is unique only to itself. The Russians use the Cyrillic alphabet which is completely different to the Georgian alphabet. The Georgian language and culture is completely different from the Russian language and culture. They are 2 different countries. They are as separate as China and America. The Russian language was the unifying language in the Soviet Union and it was a second language to many of us who were born and lived there. |
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Edited by
NorCalSwe
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Wed 08/12/15 11:09 PM
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Yes, my exwife was Russian, she would never refer to Georgians as Russians.
But she would use their spices for a terrific chicken dish. YUM 
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I'm new just wanted to say hello Is that American Georgia or Russian Georgia? Welcome :-) You can make that association but it would be inaccurate. The former Soviet Georgia would be more accurate or European Georgia even better. The former Soviet Union was an umbrella to over 100 nationalities and several different countries who were in treaty under the Soviet roof. Georgia uses an alphabet which is unique only to itself. The Russians use the Cyrillic alphabet which is completely different to the Georgian alphabet. The Georgian language and culture is completely different from the Russian language and culture. They are 2 different countries. They are as separate as China and America. The Russian language was the unifying language in the Soviet Union and it was a second language to many of us who were born and lived there. Thanks for that very informal information, but I'm still puzzled. Cause after you sat there to type all that, you forget to say hello to me. Tis tis 
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Yes, my exwife was Russian, she would never refer to Georgians as Russians. But she would use their spices for a terrific chicken dish. YUM
See what you started, iamwhoiam1. Even this guy forget to say hello. |
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Yes, my exwife was Russian, she would never refer to Georgians as Russians. But she would use their spices for a terrific chicken dish. YUM
See what you started, iamwhoiam1. Even this guy forget to say hello. How very rude of me. Hello Aguiro and how are you on this fine day? Welcome to the site. |
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I'm new just wanted to say hello Is that American Georgia or Russian Georgia? Welcome :-) You can make that association but it would be inaccurate. The former Soviet Georgia would be more accurate or European Georgia even better. The former Soviet Union was an umbrella to over 100 nationalities and several different countries who were in treaty under the Soviet roof. Georgia uses an alphabet which is unique only to itself. The Russians use the Cyrillic alphabet which is completely different to the Georgian alphabet. The Georgian language and culture is completely different from the Russian language and culture. They are 2 different countries. They are as separate as China and America. The Russian language was the unifying language in the Soviet Union and it was a second language to many of us who were born and lived there. Thanks for that very informal information, but I'm still puzzled. Cause after you sat there to type all that, you forget to say hello to me. Tis tis
Many of you new members who start topics deactivate your profiles or never return but you leave a nice place for us veteran members to converse about interesting topics. Hello, Aquirio. 
My hubby NorCal, where are your manners? Say hello to the OP. Love, Your Georgian wife  
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Look up dear
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Yes, you beat me to it.
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Edited by
Aquirio
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Wed 08/12/15 11:41 PM
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Im doing alright, I guess not all is bad than, if you two manage to find each other.
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I guess not all is bad than, if you two manage to find each other. 
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I guess not all is bad than, if you two manage to find each other. uh
Do you have a success story posted up yet |
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I guess not all is bad than, if you two manage to find each other. uh
Do you have a success story posted up yet 
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Edited by
NorCalSwe
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Thu 08/13/15 12:11 AM
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I guess not all is bad than, if you two manage to find each other. uh
Do you have a success story posted up yet Sorry Aquiro, I should explain that Iam and I are having a bit of fun, we are not married. Hm...that came out wrong....... We're just fooling around...Hm.... Um...well, you get the idea |
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I just got trolled
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