I've always wanted to try and speak a third language,and i want it to be different,like Russian,but im not sure if it would be hard to learn it?do you think i would be able to catch on easy?i basically know English,Spanish,now i want a third one.

I understand that you would have to speak Russian, but is it possible for a woman to join?

I have an assignment due next week in class where I need to find something that is typically passed down in a Russian family or something that is big in Russian culture. I just need to print out pictures of the item, bring them in to class and talk about it for 2 min. I was thinking about Matryoshka dolls, but I'm not sure they are passed down. Any suggestions? Thanks.

I'd like to get a tattoo of it if it's not too terribly long.
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Do you have any suggestions about this topic? And is the city have nice attract,ons for young people?

...going to a Pittsburgh Penguins game (their slogan is "experience the evolution")

Thanks!
Would it be just as it's said in english? I don't know if they reorder words in russian, but this is what I found:

опыт определенный артикль развитие

I hear a pharse sometimes on television and the Internet associated with Russian characters. It sounds like "nas va danya". Does anybody know what it means?

so wat are some good websites and links and books that will help and is russian easier or harder to learn then any other language thanks

I am in need of some document translation from Russian to English for US Immigration Services. Any recommendations for a reliable and cost effective Russian translation agency providing certified and notarized translations of the documents from Russian into English?

I do not speak Russian but I know for a fact they certainly have hundreds of books they translate to Russian not so much in English some times; I have no idea why.

Thanks.

i am planning to order a russian mail order bride and i was wondering how hard it is to learn russian.

it seems that russian has some similar words with the romance languages. i can speak spanish a bit so i difficult would it be?

also, do i have to learn cyrilic alphabet to learn russian? basically i just want to communicate enough with my future russian wife.

i like the sound of the russian language so i prefer to communicate with my wife with russian, not english.

I'm trying to find out how to write 'cheers' in Russian and I've been told this is the answer, but I don't know the Russian characters to use.
Can someone give me either the print OR the handwriting version? Either is fine it just has to be in Russian characters. Thank you!

the same as Russian spies
or will there be facing real penalty
Saw Russian talk show with some parents of those students. One of the congressman there said, "what is ,000,000 for USA? No big deal" . The parents claimed their kids had no idea they were wrongdoing. Bulls---t is you ask me.

Ya proshyol vse dorogee
Ya tebya eeskal tak dolga
Ty, holoda ee trevogee
Vdrug razveyala ee ya cvety
Tol'ko mne eeh podaree
Dlya tebya lish' tol'ko ya sgorayu
Znayu serdtse moyo rasstayet,
yA znayu, ty daleko
Mezhdu namee goroda, Ya s' toboyu navsegda
Ty edinstvennaya lyubov' moya

i already have 2 translations for this and both of them are slightly different, i just want more than one translation to see which one is correct.. thank you..

I have studied Russian for just over two years now, and I have been told that it is a hard language.
I have also studied French for 6 years.
Is Latin as hard or harder than Russian? French?

My best friend is russian and tries to teach me sometimes so I want to write her birthday card in russian. Could any fluent russian speakers tell me how to say something similar to:
Happy birthday!
Thank you so much for everything.
You are the best friend I have ever had.
I love you!

tonight he did a joke that he "spoke russian" it sounded so real, does he really?

I already speak Spanish, but I really want to learn Korean or Russian as well. I am going to be majoring in International Business and am planning on studying abroad in Spain and South Korea, however, I am also thinking of Russian...
xD
I do not want to learn Chinese, however, any other language suggestions are open, but please answer my question as well.
Thank you.
Have a great day^^

does anyone know how to write the phrase "i fight to become stronger" in russian i need the exact translation. thanks

hey there thanks for checking me out in advance. found this unknown house record with this dude speaking russian. i believe he's saying the name of the song after he raps. can you tell me what the phrase he says is so i can try and find the song???

unknown russian house record

I'd really love to learn a little bit of Russian. It is a very interesting language to me, and I need a foreign language credit to graduate. How would I take it online? The only foreign language my school offers is Spanish because I live in southern Arizona. Spanish doesn't even seem like a foreign language anymore because of the immigration.

I'm a native Russian speaker. I'd really like GPA booster. I generally pick up on languages quite quickly. My university offers Ukrainian, and I can't take beginners Russian. Would I be better off taking something else for an arts option?

Okay, so the Russian letter "g", "г", i have noticed it is sometimes pronounced like "v" like in "его" it's pronounced like "yevo".. I think i'm right.

Well when do you know to pronounced "g" and a hard g or like v?
Or, explain it to me, like pronunciation.

And would ногти be "nogti" or "novti", then?

Thanks!

what events during that time were key to Russia?

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they only come to the US to milk the Cows here............ like Abramoff and CEO of Goldman Sachs

the same as Russian spies
or will there be facing real penalty
Saw Russian talk show with some parents of those students. One of the congressman there said, "what is ,000,000 for USA? No big deal" . The parents claimed their kids had no idea they were wrongdoing. Bulls---t is you ask me.

Well am fourteen, so I don't know cause I thought by the time I' am older I'll be fluent. I learn Russian through books and internet (but it sucks cause they don't have a button where u can hear it). Also my uncle knows it but he is gone, and i dont true him haha.

I know some basic, like hi how are you, cup, raddish, good night what time is it it, girl boy, she he, you (both ways), no yes etc etc.
um yeah...

feel free to teach it to me also, that would mean a lot

I would like to know how to say 'little sister' in Russian. I used to speak Russian (almost 20 years ago now) and am very rusty. If possible and someone knows, could you write it out in English letters the way it is to sound in Russian? Thanks!

Is this a good way to translate the phrase "Don't go where I cannot follow" -- Не иди туда, куда не могу я следовать.

It was offered at my high school and I took it, and then continued it in college, and I am just wondering how many other folks in the US have had the opportunity to use it as well. Also, how useful have you found it where you live?

My friend wants me to teach him Russian but I said no since I don't have the time. Then he asked me how he should get started learning Russian Words or Alphabet. I have no idea because I just know from when my parents taught me.