I'm trying to learn Russian, but as its not a popular language to learn in the States I can't find any community classes and so I've resorted to audios and books. I don't want to waste money on items that will only teach me how to speak necessary phrases for travel, I want to know the entire language; any suggestions?

I need to be able to speak in a Russian accent, but I just can't learn it! Can someone help me????

I've recently leaned there's some spesial testing for interpreters in London but haven't been told the name of this testing.My Russian is brilliant and I wonder what language should be tested English or Russian

my girlfriend is russian, and i always tell her lubimaya maya. and I'd like to know how to write it as well
I've seen this любовь моя
but I'm not sure it includes 'maya maya' in there. I'm quite sure it says lubi maya and that's it.
what's the right way to say it and write it? thanks

I want to learn RUSSIAN!
Seven of my friends speak Russian and I have no idea what they are talking about.
I really want to learn this language.

Im looking for someone to teach me to speak russian.
Im staying in the garden area in dubai and i need someone to teach me to speak russian.

I used to have the accent when i was born in russia moscow and stayed there for 4 years then parents moved to california usa. But i been in usa like 12 years and i can barely hear my accent. When i talk english i just have a deep voice i guess. If i talk russian at home and english at school can i get my accent back?

well..is there?

well.. if so.. how much? if i speak russian fluently how much can i
understand the polish language?

I am making T-shirts and I needed the translations. Also, if you know any other languages with the translation then that would be appreciated also.

Besides learning Russian, I heard I should learn French. French was used primarily during the eighteenth century so I was just wondering if it would be a good idea. Thanks!

I've been trying to learn russian for the longest time. I can't afford to pay for it. I want to learn it so I can talk to my biggest crush, a born moscow citizen. Where can I learn?

Это песня о самом красивом
городе в мире. Москва!

(I know what they mean, I just need to know how the words sound/how they are pronounced.)

in the russian language what in your opinion is the hardest concept? is it the grammer? if yes which case is seen as beeing the hardest/ most difficult?
or is it past or future tenses? or verbs of motion? or is it something else? and whats the best way to learn?

I have been learning on my own; I know the alphabet and can read Russian to some extent but would like to actually learn the language. Anyone out there who can help?

Roughly what percentage of Latvians speak/Read russian? (say... aged 20+ )

The information is required to learn the Language systematically (it should be both entertaining and educating) through audio or video interaction to learn spelling, pronounciation, enunciation and expressions of spoken and written Russian language.

Here's what I would like you to translate in Russian please:

A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song.

Be as a bird perched on a frail branch that she feels bending beneath her, still she sings away all the same, knowing she has wings.
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Thank you!

English to Russian translation for

"Beauty comes with dark thoughts"

Someone that speaks Russian?

A few answers would be good so I can get some confirmation

Thankyou xo

I would like to learn to speak and read Russian. Does anyone know of a free and easy way to learn Russian? I would prefer to find online lessons, particular any mp3 podcasts or something of that sort that I can import into my Ipod . . . thanks!
by the way, I have a Russian girlfriend, hence the motivation to learn in a more formal way. We are both too busy, and live in different cities, so I have to find a way to learn on my own.
Thank you all for your suggestions. Many of your sources point to expensive materials, however. I should emphasize that I'm looking, if possible, for something FREE, and moving to Russia is neither free nor a feasible option for me right now. Thank you again for your suggestions so far. Keep 'em coming!

Please only answer if you are fluent in Russian. No online translations.

1. Sports Camp of Moscow

2. Our philosophy is to create and sustain friendship, and to have fun with each other.

3. We have professional sport players to teach the campers.

4. We have state-of-the-art indoor facilities that allow the campers to play even when it rains.

Thank you.

Hello! I wonder how does Russian language sound for foreign ear?

I talk with russian to parents family relatives and stuff but i want to talk russian more but problem is we cant move to russia yet.I was born in Russia but now livign in california for like 12 years. I miss talking russia and getting tired of speaking english all the time.What can i do to talk more russian? It seems like i forgot 10% of russian speaking.. Andd i dont even know how to write or read russian because i never learned school in russia cause we mvoed usa when i was 4. I might join a russian place where a teacher teaches you how to write and read russian maybe that help me get my speak back but i want to talk russian more!!!!!!!!

Pretty self explanatory, If I want to try to teach myself Russian, should I memorize alphabet and sounds or should I start by learning different words and phrases?
Thank you everyone! I will definitely start on the alphabet. And movies and music are great ideas for when I learn more. Thank you again!

Yesterday, I happened to see a sentence in my English textbook.
"There are also two million Russian speakers in the USA, including 600,000 in New York!" I was wondering why does Russian so popular in the US. Is there something to do with the large number of immigrants from Russia to America. But shouldn't it be Chinese?
In fact, I have began wondering it since I saw an advertisement slogan written in Russian in an American grocery in the movie"Wanted". So I want to ask Americans about my doubt.
Thank you!

My friend's birthday is coming up and he studies English, Russian and German so I figured I'd write Happy Birthday in those 3 languages on his card.

Obviously, the English isn't a problem but how do you write "Happy Birthday" in German and Russian? Please don't give me any insults in hope that I'll include them in the card! Thanks!

We have adopted a Russian child, and we're hoping to get him some fairy tales in his native language, any websites you guys could recommend would be quite helpful.

Thanks

Where can I learn russian online and get college credit?
I mean specifically where and I don't know doesn't constitue an answer

I can read the Cyrillic, so just write it in Cyrillic. I speak alittle Russian, but not enough to translate this. No online translators, please! Thanks everybody in advance!

I love the Russian Language, and I want to learn how to speak it. I'm studying the alphabet right now and trying to remember the sounds. How long will it take to speak fluently and if anyone who knows Russian could tell what the main problems are when learning it and how long it may take. ;[)

There is a new student in my Geometry class and she barely speaks English...she speaks Russian. I know a few words (privyet, paca, da, nyet, ruski) but I want to learn how to speak it more fluently...fast! Help please; it is very tough to teach someone who speaks another language

I love the English translations of French, Russian, and Spanish novels. Since I have never studied a foreign langauage, the pronunciation of the character's names have often been a mystery.

Evening people ...

I would like to know if anyone of you know how to write 'old grumpy men' and ' my dear sister' in Russian ( in cyrillic and in western alphabet ) ....

Thank you for your help !

i love twilight by stephenie meyer and all the other books. but my mom is russian and wants to read it so bad. but she cant read english well.

do you know if twilight is available in russian and different languages. or the sites that sell twilight in russian?

Not a homework question. I'm trying to tell my Russian friend that online discussion boards are not an appropriate place to voice one's innermost feelings and thoughts.

Thanks for any help. (Please, no online translators please.)