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I am leaving for Russia this Sunday, where my Internet access will be very limited. I will not be able to use Yahoo Answer as often as I could do it here, in NJ, USA. I want to express my gratittude to all askers, voters, fans. I enjoyed being here.
I want to say “good bye” and “thank you” to all of you. And best wishers, wherever you are. Talking here is against the rules, and I know, that i will have to come here once in a while to keep my status. And I will try.
So, Spasibo (spa-see-bah)=Thank you (Russian)
Do svidania (das-vee-dah-nyah)=Good bye, till we meet again
Poka (pah-kah)=Bye.
Now i have to ask the question…..

Hmmmmmmm

How to say “I love you all, thank you ” in Mandarin?
Update:
I have a round trip ticket, i will be back in 25, May…I have to leave, to take care of my mother, she is 82, and i do not want her to break her legs on ice and snow in St.Petersburg, she needs my help.
I lived in the USA for 15 years.
Yes, there is Internet access there, but i do not have cable there, and dial up is very slow, and is charged for actual time on line.
Internet cafe are very expensive and full of boys playing violent computer games, screaming profanities loudly, not a nice place to be.
My friend promised to give me her lap top..
Thank you very much again.
Yes, Mandarin is the most popular language in China, and i have Chinese friends, would be nice to say that to them in their native language.
Poor Dima Bilan..lol..
now he is without my help…:))
Thank you very much for all your replies.
A rivederci, ciao, Au revoir. Bye.

By: russiancatsima