ФОРУМ ЛЮБИТЕЛЕЙ КОЛЛИ И ШЕЛТИ

Hi
My name is Chantal Scott and myself and my husband own CHANTIQUE COLLIES in the UK.
I look forward to speaking with you all .

:D

Hello dear :P

HI! Nice to meet you!!! :)

Hi Chantal!
We are glad to see you. Simba is very beautiful, he is a father of our puppy. :)

CHANTAL SCOTT
Hello!
Welcome to Russia!!!

CHANTAL SCOTT
Hello!
Very pleasantly with you to get acquainted!

Thank you for your pleasant words. One day we will come to Russia .........I find it a very interesting place and such a large country . I am so pleased to be on here :D

Hello, hello :wink: :)

http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/dzhimis/view/437757/

Hello , Chantal !
WELCOME ! :)

and before that time you can spend your time on the Russian collie-forum with interest :P

ahh my boys ......kisses on the nose to them :D
Hi Elena nice to see you on here ...............and to you all :D

:D

CHANTAL SCOTT
You have wonderful collies!! :)

I have a daughter of Chantique Lemon Spritzer, by the way :) Here you can see her pics

http://www.lazurnij-frant.com/index.php?albumid=935

Dear Chantal, i have to say here, in this topic - i'm sorry that i first supposed that you're not Chantal Scott, but someone else who has registered under your name and is writing on your behalf.
As explanation of why it happened - that was your wording
I always knew that in English - 'Myself' is a reflexive pronoun which cannot be a Subject of a sentence, only Object.
But in your message it was on the place of the Subject of the phrase. And that confused me a little and a doubt arose :)
please do not consider this message as a try to teach you english :wink: - i'm sure that as a native speaker you know much more about English, its grammar and rules. :)
my intention is only to say - i'm sorry for misunderstanding and hope you will enjoy reading the forum topics (even with a help of Google translator - they're quite interesting and readable, mainly :) )

Eva
Мы тоже часто говорим и пишем не очень правильно по-русски :wink:
We also speak and write very often not in Russian grammatical :wink: