гулять: to stroll, to walk with no purpose. It's basically what Russians do in their free time. They don't go to each others houses and theirs really no other place to go, so they гуляют. I had my first major гулять last Friday with my first Russian friend Лина (Lina). She's only 16 and in the 10th class, buts she so cute and funny and I actually really like her. She's really into photography and we have a similar taste in music. So we were talking online (I was using a translator of course) and she invited me to go гулятьing with her and her brother. I met her brother Kostia at the last disco tech at school. He's at the university studying computer programming and he speaks English really well. So I was like, yeah I'd love to! I invited Andrea and Lina's friend Anya (I think? It's hard for me to remember names!) And then we ran into a bunch of other people intermittently as we were walking and met up with Kostia and his friend Alex in the park.
We walked around the park and the streets a bunch, and just as гулять implies, it was without purpose. Until Kostia suggested we go play pool. We were all horrible but it was so awesome. And the Russians play pool differently. The balls are all
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