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Quassnoi ♦
Quassnoi ♦
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I often heard "Я жду с не терпением"нетерпением" (wait without patience) to say that "I'm anxious in a good way" or "looking forward to" an event. You could say "Я жду с не терпениемнетерпением начать новую работу" and that would communicate the American equivalent of "I'm excited about my new job."

I often heard "Я жду с не терпением" (wait without patience) to say that "I'm anxious in a good way" or "looking forward to" an event. You could say "Я жду с не терпением начать новую работу" and that would communicate the American equivalent of "I'm excited about my new job."

I often heard "Я жду с нетерпением" (wait without patience) to say that "I'm anxious in a good way" or "looking forward to" an event. You could say "Я жду с нетерпением начать новую работу" and that would communicate the American equivalent of "I'm excited about my new job."

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Clint Burgess
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I often heard "Я жду с не терпением" (wait without patience) to say that "I'm anxious in a good way" or "looking forward to" an event. You could say "Я жду с не терпением начать новую работу" and that would communicate the American equivalent of "I'm excited about my new job."