this type of dialect - Любовь
not - Lyubov

NO TRANSLATOR WEBSITES.

The ones used for cake.

i dont know anyone tht knows the language but i got family coming to vist that speaks mostly russian so i would like to learn a little before they come so i can at least try to communicate better. please help

I have a speech on Russian Revolution. and the Cold war. Someone help, what are the main points i should talk about?

Trying to find answer to this for a term paper. Thanks!
EDIT: Thanks! I got "Romanized Russian" from Wikipedia: the transliteration of Russian in Cyrillic to Russian in Latin.

Thanks again!

Hi, my name is Karolina and i'm polish.
My relatives friends are russian and whenever they speak russian, some of the words sound polish.
are these languages alike?

Im looking to learn how to speak russian but I don't know wharer to start. I would like a classroom type setting but not sure. I also looked at programs but I don't want to pay the 00 for rosetta stone. Any ideas? I live in central ohio

I think Red is kransniy but how to write it ?

I'm looking for textbooks like Golosa - not any internet sites, but an actual textbook. What are the best ones?
Oh, for god's sake. READ MY QUESTION. I said TEXTBOOK, NOT a website. Spam some place else.

i found this explanation on the etymology of the word chernobyl.

http://encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com/pages/4322/Chernobyl.html

the reason i bring this up is because i often here end-timers talk about how chernobyl is the russian word for wormwood, which is mentioned in revelations 8:10-11. this would be interesting if the translation were true. however, i really can't find any source outside of end-times websites which make this assertion.

I am looking to learn a language, mostly for business, and not sure which one to learn.

Currently I am working in Singapore and there is a lot of people who already speak English and Mandarin so I am not sure if it will be really beneficial.

Any advice?

I don't know why this is so difficult to ask, but there is a difference between certain Cyrillic and Latin letters, like ц, ж. д. ф. ч. ю, ш, щ, and э whose stroke orders aren't obvious when looked at. Can someone *please* direct me to an example of how these are written, not in handwriting, but how those are listed right there.

I don't want the actual Russian word for Unit, I want how you would spell it as if trying to teach a Russian how to pronounce the English word. What I came up with was Унит

Which is generally more difficult for people do you think? Of course, I think Russian is easy to speak and read because it's my native language. So, I need a second opinion please. Thank you.

Can anyone who speaks Russian fluently tell me the proper pronunciation of хватает?

I'm writing a story. I don't have all the phrases the one character is going to say to the other, but he's often going to call her "Little one" or "Little bit" due to her small size. I need it in English characters though so I can type it up. Also if you know of any websites that do an English to Russian translation in English characters I'd appreciate it, though I know those will just be a guideline.

or one of the other "bad" guys. I have to write an article about an event or something during Jospeh Stalins peak of his ruling or whatever, and its supposed to parallel a newspaper form that time, where there was a lot of propaganda to promote him. but i am not really finding anything good taht he did. how can i make it seem like what he is doing is good?

I want to learn the language starting next year. Thanks

And convert most of their language into Russian?
That is when the Soviet Union/USSR occupied them.

i have to write a 3-5 page eassay about russian stereotpyes. anyone got any pointers on what to write, im lost

I've noticed that there seems to be some trends in Czech and Russian grammar, and since Czech is a Western Slavic language, and Russian is an Eastern Slavic language, does this mean they are quite similar coming from the common ancestor of Old Slavic?

Many of the programs I have found online are run by private companies set up at universities. Im looking for a program run by the university with the aim of making foreigners fluent in Russian.

Im in Canada, I wanna talk to Russian people living in Canada.
Anyone know sites like this?

This is for people who have taken Russian before. Please. My parents won't let me get Rosetta Stone. Too expensive.

they need help learning, reading, writing english
What book could i get them so they could understand english

I could not believe he said that.
He told me he wanted to know how i was in bed!
Can you believe that?

thanks alot!!! :]

I mean can you speak and write Russian, using the English alphabet?

IF anyone can speak russian what does Lital mean??

I am looking a for a Russian translation/version of the "The Prophet" by Kahlil Gibran (ISBN 5-89647-018-5)

So, im contemplating on learning russian. Is there anything you can tell me about it that can persuade me. hahah

right now im very fluent in spanish, and im learning french.

whats so different about russian that makes it hard? Like iknow they have a different alphabet, but what else is hard?

i think an example of this is grammer, can anyone tell me what its like in english. Like how in spanish and french they say the adjectives after the words.... But how would stuff be in russian?????

I need someone to talk to me in russian. i was adopted from russia when i was 13 and im 20 now. im in a real need to find someone to talk russian to and practice. if anyone can help me out, i would greatly appreciate it

GOTSALKS. its my last name and my grandfather was born there so it must be able to be translated. i have tried on google but i'm not 100% sure if i was right.
well that could be true i spose. my great grandparents left russia in 1946 to come to australia, and my great granmother was born in latvia so i just assumed it was russian but thanks anyway. if it can be translated can somebody please?