We shouldn't let the language dominate us as it were. We have to just, well, give ourselves up to the language. And you and the language will flourish on our happy corpses. You're suggesting that language is like a flower which will bloom. On your remains, so after you've died. Which is a poetic image. I'm not sure what it really represents, but it's very beautiful. It makes me think of music. The analogy works well with music because if you are open to music, it will give you advice. Advice. How to advise, how to write it. Yeah.
Nikolai Kulikov is an award-winning Russian screenwriter and stand-up comedian. This year he spent a couple of months living in London (and also briefly in Dublin) performing stand-up comedy. I saw one of his performances in English on video and thought he was very funny! So, I decided to contact him for an interview to find out more about him, his experiences learning English, his views on performing to British & Irish people, and how he feels about life in Russia these days. I hope you enjoy the episode! **Please be aware that this episode features some rude language and swearing** Click here for more information
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