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We will be at the hotel from March 28 to April 7 with grown children. I worry about the wind on the beach and in the hotel. Who is resting now in this hotel, how is the weather and the sea?
We will be at the hotel from March 28 to April 7 with grown children. I worry about the wind on the beach and in the hotel. Who is resting now in this hotel, how is the weather and the sea?
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Grown ones are like chickens))) it’s too early to let go into the world, but for comfortable transportation, that’s it)))))
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answered 6 years ago
March is a windy month, but I think there will be no winds by the end of the month, the weather is good, the sea is + 23 + 24,
You can contact with me any time
You can contact with me any time
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answered 6 years ago
Here we also look at the forecasts on gismeteo and it’s really sad - the flight is at the end of the week and we see that it’s cooler, on Saturday it’s raining and in the afternoon 23-25, at night up to +11, which is not enough for March in Egypt in my opinion.
How does it feel, is it cool now or is it still good in the sun, should children take jackets for the evening? what about the wind?
How does it feel, is it cool now or is it still good in the sun, should children take jackets for the evening? what about the wind?
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answered 6 years ago
We returned on 22.03 Ras-Um-Sid (old town), water - +24 (cloudy by noon), air - 24-28. It's cool under the umbrella because of the wind. The sun is hot during the day. Night+16-18
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answered 6 years ago
We rested in Sunrise from 24-28, there was no wind, the weather was wonderful, the hotel was gorgeous! Then we rested for a week in the nearby Sultan Gardens and for several days there was a storm warning and a piercing cold wind - it does not depend on the hotel, as you understand)
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answered 6 years ago
GROW UP - GROW UP, podrashu, grow up, sov. (to grow up), whom that. Make someone grow up or let someone grow something. Raise chickens for sale. Raise prices. Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov. D.N. Ushakov. 1935 1940 ...
grow up - grow up, grow up; incl. suffering past bred, puppy, puppy, puppy; owl., transl. (non-Sov. to grow up). Let someone grow up, what l. Raise calves. Grow trees ... Small academic dictionary.
grow up - grow up, grow up; incl. suffering past bred, puppy, puppy, puppy; owl., transl. (non-Sov. to grow up). Let someone grow up, what l. Raise calves. Grow trees ... Small academic dictionary.
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answered 6 years ago
elena_igo just olgazankina, Russia, Moscow used the wrong word.
Forum users have commented. And the author, i.e. me, referred to official sources.
Of course, it would be interesting if the author of the question commented on what he meant when he used this word.
Forum users have commented. And the author, i.e. me, referred to official sources.
Of course, it would be interesting if the author of the question commented on what he meant when he used this word.
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answered 6 years ago
Hm, is this some kind of indecent adjective that you "beeped" it with an ellipsis?))
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answered 6 years ago
Sorry, I forgot the question mark. I wanted to say that TS simply formed a verbal adjective incorrectly, if you understand what is at stake. In the outback, something else can not be heard.
Eh, dear Russians do not know the Russian language!
Eh, dear Russians do not know the Russian language!
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answered 6 years ago
You can stop fretting.
Because "grown up" is a participle, not a verbal adjective. If you, of course, understand the difference.
Because "grown up" is a participle, not a verbal adjective. If you, of course, understand the difference.
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answered 6 years ago
Not at all. Take a look at the composition of the sentence in the title and you will understand everything yourself. Therefore offtopic I consider finished.
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answered 6 years ago
)))) And why did you suddenly decide to finish it right away? Let's learn Russian now, since we got into this jungle.)))
Verbal adjectives do not have prefixes (except non-).
Verbal adjectives do not have prefixes (except non-).
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answered 6 years ago