It would only have to be phoneticaly - such as "Privet" or "ochen"
How would I write this:

"Ah, yes, Nikolaev. I hear that this is a very beautiful city. How long have you lived in the U.S? ...
Yes, it is interesting. You've probably noticed that not many Americans speak a language other than English, even though our ancestors are from all over the world"

would you like to help me with a project?
theres this russian band i like, but i dont speak russian.
I would like too make a youtube video of the song and over top of it write what the lyrics mean in English and how to say them. like a sing a long. like this.
"privet"
"Pre-Ve-Et"
"hello"

is this a good idea?
my one youtube video got 30.000 views
i dont expect much from this one but it would be fun.
someone please want to help me?

My primary language is English, and I have 2 years of Latin from High School.
I'm going to get the Rosetta Stone program to learn because the list for military language school is extremely long...
I want to learn Russian but should I learn German first and segue into Russian later on? Or should I try to plunge directly into Russian?
Thanks everyone,
-W-

I have an assignment in english where we have to write a russian folktale. it either has to involve a hero or heroine, or talking animals or something like that. I have no idea what to write about. any ideas?

Did he use a translator to speak to Japan, Italy, US, or Russia?

I am going to visit Russia in about a year and would like to know a little Cyrillic by then. Any suggestions?

is there any tests i can take like sat 2 or subject or ap tests to help get into college? thanks

vy yes? :]

Should I just continue to study Russian so that I can be fluent? I keep on mixing the words up and it feels like my brain hurts when I'm trying to speak Ukrainian.
I think that Ukrainian sounds less harsh. I'm half Ukrainian so I'm trying to be cultural!

Russian to English translation for markings on bottom or Russian porcelin cup and saucer. Probably made late 19th century. First word I beieve translates "The Factory"

How would you write these in russian but with english letters

Wolf-
Fang-
Claw-
Defender-
Warrior-
Soldier-
Fighter-
Whisker-
Paw Print-
Lord-
Killer-
Strongest-
Swiftest-

(its for a manga im writing)

I don't want to spend a lot of money like "Rosetta Stone", but I don't want a pointless cheap program either. I'm willing to spend up to -.

I need books, DVDs, lessons, ect. And what are some good tips to learning Russian?

thanks thanks!!

My new neighbors speak either bosnian or russian I can't tell,but their daughters speak fluent english and their native language.Which is which.Are they similar language's.I think it's pretty cool that children from other countries can speak english and their native language.

I would like to take Russian as a major, but I am already a native speaker. So do I have to take all the required classes, like Beginning Russian, Conversational Russian, etc...? If not, do I get to test out of them and receive credits? Please help!

I currently speak only English, and I can read and translate Spanish and Latin, I would like to learn Russian, perhaps German, what books/software/audio programs would you recommend?

Im starting to learn Russian independently and I hate writing English in cursive >.< so I was wondering if its okay to handwrite it in "print" (Русский) or do I have to write it like this:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Russian_Cursive_Cyrillic.png

Thank you =)

I want to meet ones that are already in th US. I guess you can go on-line but how do you find a reputable site. I live in a small town so there is no russians around here. Hope some one knows how to find out more about them. Thanks

I'm trying to bake a cake and all the recipes have "разрыхлитель" or "сода гашеная". How is gashenaya soda different from regular soda, I couldn't find it in sores. And what is разрыхлитель in english

Thank you!

I'm attempting to learn Russian. I know a few words here and there and some of the alphabet, but what would be the easiest way to teach myself without purchasing a program like Rosetta Stone? Thank you very much.

The name is "Yaser" ..

I'm thinking of switching to an iPhone but I have a lot of Russian friends and would like to finally be able to text in Russian (Cyrillic). Is this possible on an iPhone? I mean an iPhone that I would purchase in America because that's where I live.

i dont get why ukranians speak russian well i know that ukraine was part of the USSR and all and that was like 14 years ago and it makes me really mad when russian speaking ukranians call themselves ukranians cause there not thats like a canadian going to america and becoming a citizen and saying im AMERICAN but techinkically there not they were still born in canada so that makes me mad and how a ton of people at the capital (kiev) speak russian well i was born in Lviv so i speak NATUTAL ukranian and it makes me mad how one of the presidential candidates didnt even speak ukaranian they should'nt of let him be a candidate cause he just wants to skrew ukraine up and make it part of russia

I want to be fluent in Russian, so everyday i take an hour of russian tutoring. I also study some grammar books and vocabulary books everyday. How long would it take me to speak, read, write, and understand Russian. BTW i am a quick learner.

how do you write out "love me always" in russian? print or cursive would work, both would be even better! thanks!

I'm going overseas soon and I need to know some Russian phrases that might be useful and the correct pronunciation.

I'm going with a friend who speaks it good enough, but I'd like to know just in case.

NO STUPID/RUDE ANSWERS PLEASE!

Easy ten points, thanks.

Does the airport supply anyone that can speak Russian language, or can we help her translate in case they ask her any questions at the airport?

Ok so i have looked at my local community college and the Russian language is not offered. So I'm going to try to self teach myself, what teaching aids would help me most? I'm looking for specific books, audio, etc.... please keep in mind i have a very tight budget so "Rosetta stone" is out of the equation

I absolutely canNOT make out their cursive! It makes absolutely no sense to me; the letters don't even remotely match what they look like when printed! Do many Russians *use* cursive? I sure hope not... haha Is it imperative to know? And is it something I could learn quickly if I decided to actually travel to the country?

Hey, i'm looking to get my second tattoo but need the quote I want properly translated!

Everyone is wording it differently. If you know Russian, please try to translate this for me.

"Everything is good in it's season". I want that in Russian writing somewhere on my back.

Thanks so much everyone who tries, Stars rewarded!

Dear kassie, Im sorry about what happened today. I miss you and you are a great friend to me. We have so much fun with each other.I love you. Good luck on your math test.

Or any language. I am using Pimsleur and absolutely loving it. Everyone has their favorite I guess. What's yours?

Using the english alphabet not the cyrillic alphabet how do you say " Happy new years to you too!! Hope you have a great night! "

My name is Circe, pronounced, (Sir-see) Thank you if you answer, please tell me your source