also there are russians in Kazakhstan and uzbekistan , are they speaking the same russian language of russia ? or there is a different accent ?

I have decided to learn Russian, and was wondering exactly what I'm in for here... can anyone share their experiences?

Specifically, how different is Russian grammar compared to English and to Latin based languages (I've studied French and Spanish)? ...I was teaching myself Japanese a while ago, and was doing pretty well with it. How difficult is Russian compared to Japanese?

Any help is appreciated!

Dear Lena,
I am so happy for you for getting married, you will be a beautiful bride and I really wish to see you. I am so heartbroken, I cant write more now. Talk soon. Big hugs and kisses

(from a girl to a girl) Please help if you can, Thanks so much!

Can you traslate this please.
U mena vse horosho. Kak u teba? Nichego novogo, hozu v shkolu i konechno starayus derzatsa podalshe ot problem haha. Chto u teba novogo?

could someone please translate for me
ya tebia abojayo. ya metchtayo yslbe ti bie znala kak ya potebea skychaio.
would really appriciate it...

Would it be "Что ты хочешь о говорить?"?
Thank you.
I speak some Russian and the online translators usually have bad grammar, so I figured I'd check here. Thanks though. :]]

Taylor Churches

&

Show Breeders Sell Better Pups

my friend who speaks Russian wrote it for me but i lost the paper!
using Russian keyboard

I want to learn russian on my PC. I heard rosetta stone for russian wasn't that good. Also rosetta stone is really expensive. Money isn't an issue but I want a program that actually teaches me russian. If you guys know any good programs tell me (prices listed would be nice). Thanks!

I stumbled upon a name that possibly could have Russian Origin.

How do you write Eric in Russian?

Original writing format and pronunciation would be greatly appreciated.

I've read several questions and answers about Chinese v. Russian, but I'm still unsure. I'd like to learn Russian in particular because I love to read, and some of my favorite books were originally Russian. But I also know that Chinese is the bigger business language, and if you're going to do that, Mandarin is the way to go. Trying to exclude China's advantage in that area, which is the better choice?

A few classmates and I are planning on tricking out our student teacher in Science by speaking various languages. I took Russian, but I also accept Swedish. The class is Earth Science, if that helps you pick out some phrases. We are working on Chemistry. Thanks!

I really want to learn how to speak Russian, I really like the language and the accent, and I also plan on visiting Russia after I graduate. Is it a hard language to learn compared to Spanish? Also, what would be a good way to learn it?

I was wondering if anyone could write my name, Sophia, in Russian.

I'm trying to brush up on my Russian (which I studied years ago), and I can read my Cyrillic fine, but I never fully understood what this letter 'Ь' is for.

It shows up in a lot of Russian vocabulary and I don't know how to pronounce it! I usually end up ignoring it, but it becomes a difficulty in spelling Russian words out because I often forget the soft sign.

What purpose does this letter serve?

I was watching a news clip of the Chinese president being spoken to in Russian by someone but couldn't see if there was an interpreter. Does anyone know if he speaks Russian?
Also, is the US President the only one in the world who is not fluent in a second language?
calm down Ben I never said he's required to know more than one. RE-read my question.

So I was wondering how my name, Auriana, would be written in Russian. It is pronounced Or-ee-anna. Would it be something like this?

oриана

p.s-ignore that my avatar name is amanda lol its just my internet username.

Some of my classmates in Russian class do this, I was just wondering.

I kind of want to learn Russian but I might be overlooking other Slavic languages?
I really need some help because I need a language I can stick with...
Thanks!

Everywhere I look they are either sold out or poorly rated. I want one that may even be used in schools. I really want to learn Russian over the summer so I need a good textbook to help out along with other methods I'm trying out (Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone, LiveMocha, etc.) Thanks in advance!

can anyone translate this into english?
HO HeM 3a OkHo Ha TYMaH coBcEM Bce Ho BeTep
obviously i don't have a russian keyboard so it doesn't look right. this isn't a sentence. i was just wondering what these words mean. i already tried freetranslation but i couldn't get it to work for me.

I want to write in Russian to one of my friends, who is from Russia, but where can I download the Russian keyboard?

I just want to know if there is a way for me to speak Russian accurately even though I can't roll my 'r's. I know in Spanish you can just extend your 'r's for the most part.

I mean, if the language or an education aren't an issue, are there any specific topics and subjects normal for the Western Women which Russian women don't find interesting? besides their own kids (all women find that subject the most important) are there any specific topics and subjects they prefer to talk about?
Any kind of movies they never watch?
Any kind of music they never listen to?
Amy kind of other themes they aren't interested in, when they live abroad, in the Western Europe or the Northern America?

I really want to learn Russian, including how to write it. Do you know any good places to learn it for free online? I want it to be as in-depth as possible.

I remember reading a Russian quote about unwanted guests that stop to talk and won't leave. It compares the bleakest landscape of the Russian steppe with the bleak feelings of an accidental host when something like this happens. It might have been Chekhov who said it, or some other Russian author.

I took a few years of German in high school and it came easily to me. I think Russian is really awesome and would like to learn it, but because it has such a different alphabet, etc, I'm afraid it will be way too hard. How hard is it to learn, pronunciation-wise, grammar-wise, etc, and what would be an efficient way of learning it?

Well I'm going into the army and I want to study the Russian language. I want to be able to read, write and speak fluent Russian. So does the army offer the ability to take a Russian language course or something similar?

Can you please give me a short list (or however long you want) of russian vocabulary like thank you, your welcome, bye, hi,colors,etc.
Oops forgot to say thank you

Thank you so much!

I am Russian. Was born in russia and lived there for 4 years then came to usa. I learned russian speaking and understanding, but i havent learned how to write with the Cyrillic alphabet, and havent learned how to read it? It annoys me that I dont know how to read or write in my launguage. I want to learn this before i go to russia and live there in 2 years.

to a song by t.A.T.u. and Rammstein called Odno | To Zhe
i believe its the Russian version of Show me Love
but a full translation would be nice
b/c the only version in english of show me love ive heard was done just by tatu, so i dont know what rammstein is saying in the russina version.

PLEASE HELP.

I'm fourteen years old and my school only offers Spanish and French as second languages, but I'd really love to learn Russian. Is there any possible way that I could learn a new language by myself using only resources I can provide for myself? Where do I start?
Also, I'm already taking Spanish as a second language because it's required to take at least one foreign language. Will this make learning Russian more difficult because I'm learning two languages at once?

I would like to talk to a marine who either was or still is a Russian Linguist. I have some questions about the classes and such. Thanks!

The word "Правда" in russian translates to the word: "Pravda", so how would you pronounce that?
Thanks

It has check boxes, I'm supposed to check either Causasian, African'American, Latino, Other, etc.

Am I considered causasian or can I write Russian for "Other"?

I'm full Russian and came here when I was 10. Thanks!