Can I get around Eastern Europe if I only speak Russian?
Here are some of the countries in Eastern Europe: Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, and Croatia.

Which countries have a large population of Russian speakers, and which countries do not?

http://www.russianforeveryone.com/

Every website I've found so far is good, but this one is divided into sections with quizzes and tests, which personally I find easier. So when I found this site and saw it was entirely free, I thought it was too good to be true. Does this site seem legit? Thanks.

Please - no Google translations please!

I want to learn Russian, and I figure that finding a native Russian speaker wanting to know English, and teaching me Russian exchanged with me teaching them Russian.

My name is Jose Somohano

I'm looking for a type of Russian Easter Egg, they're small wooden, brightly colored eggs, though I can't remember the name of them? Anyone know what i'm talking about, and if so, where to find them?

am from palestine and its hard to found an exe file to change the interface of my XP window to the russian language can any one help me as queike as possible?

I'm "mentoring" in a kindergarten class, twice a week.
this past tuesday was my first day, and then again on wednesday. Tuesday and wednesday are both different groups of students, because my mentor teacher has 2 different classes which rotate every other day. it's kinda weird. anyways, on wednesday there was a sub and the sub had never had this class before, and i didnt know any of the students yet either.
i was watching them work on a worksheet where they had to look at some pictures, and color the pictures of the things that started with the letter "s" in with their favorite color.
There was one boy though, who i noticed was crying ? so i walked over to him and explained to him what he was supposed to do, he nodded and the proceeded to color ALL of the pictures in.
i thought this was weird, but i know that im not supposed to feed him the answers so i let it go.
later they were working on another worksheet where they had to look at a picture of a thing that ended in "at" (cat, mat, bat, etc) and write the word next to the picture (there was a word bank for them to look at.)
and this little boy again was just kind of scribbling on the lines.
i went over to him and sat next to him and tried to talk to him and FINALLY he tried to talk to me and i realized HE DOESNT EVEN SPEAK ENGLISH. he's ukrainian and he speaks russian i think ?

anyways, this boy is really inspirational for me. once i realized he couldnt understand what i was saying to him, it was easier for me to be patient with him and try to explain better.

my question is, do any of you know how to speak russian ?

what are some basic words, (mostly just colors and numbers) that i can use to help him understand better ? i really just want to know like.. colors. and numbers. and other really really basic words.
this boy is so sweet. and hes new so he doesnt really have any friends. and he cries a lot because he cant understand and the sub didnt know he didnt speak english : ( it broke my heart. i cried once i got in my car because i felt so sorry for him : (

I am interested in traveling to Russian in about 2-3 years. I want to be able to speak decently fluently as well as be able to read basic signs and menus.
I've heard rossetta stone focuses more on the reading....any suggestions?

Sushki is this russian pretzel kinda thingy... my friend said something that sounded like ya hachu sushki.. is this right? n can someone please tell me how to write in in Russian please and thankyou.

I wanted to get the words "Envy the dead" in russian tattooed somewhere and i want to make sure i get the right translation because im planning on getting it in Moscow later this year and i probably won't be able to talk to the artist.
Please no more google translate i did it already i only want russian speaker because google translate gets context wrong most of the time

I am looking for a site that i can type something in, in English, translate it into Russian but have it come out in English letters not Cyrillic.
Does anyone know of anything?

1) Это малайзийские студенты. Этому студентам по 18 лет.

2) Это старинная книга. Этой книге 500 лет.

3) Это новое обшежитие. В новом общежитии я живу.

4) Это молодое государство. Этому государству 53 года.

5) Это наши комнаты. В етих комнатых мы спим.

6) Это старый город. Этой городу 800 лет.
Haha, OK OK, keep on doing the e and e mistake. I better paste a big note in front of me...

I want 2 learn Russian, but how hard is it? I am a teenager if that makes a difference. Also where should I start to learn to make it easiest?

i read somewhere that i had to talk to him while i picked him up, but it didnt help, i've had him for 3 days now and he's bitten me atleast 10 times, and made me bleed 3 or 4 times. how do i make him stop.

1) Это его фотография. У меня нет этой фотографии.

2) Это интерестное пособие. У нас нет этого пособия.

3) Это хорошие учебники. В бублиотеке нет эти учебников.

4) Это медицинский университет. В этом университете я учусь.

5) Это средняя щкола. В этом школе он угился раньше.

No more э and e confusion this time... I make sure!

I have never gone there, I already have my airline ticket, And my hotel room paid for, I don't plan on buying many souvenirs, I just plan on doing a lot of sightseeing and eating local cuisine, I'm going to be there for 12 day's, And I know the difference in currency, Just not sure on how cheap or expensive things really are there? I plan on bring 00 dollars for spending money, Would that be enough for what I plan to do? For 12 day's?

Supposing I know the alphabet of both languages (read and write), I know some about declensions, and if I can speak English, Spanish and a little of French and German, which would be the most difficult for me (or anybody) and why?

I need to know how to say the words "old", "loser", and "detective" in Russian for a project I'm working on for school. Please leave a pronunciation (ex: pro-nun-see-ay-shun) below of how to say the words. Thanks!

Which you think is easy to learn, which culture is interesting?Thanks for helpful tips!

I speak russian but not any insulting phrases

Why you didn't want to meet me ? I had presents for you !
Please don't say you was busy, I was there three weeks.

I have a framed image of this Russian propaganda poster in my apartment. I've never understood what it meant, I just thought it looked cool. Can anyone out there help with the translation of what the newspaper between the bread halves says?
Closeup image here: http://i.imgur.com/9e9z4.jpg

Thanks

Вы хотите сказать, для меня больше, чем луна и звезды. Я очень благодарна за ваше присутствие в моей жизни. Я охотно отдам тело мое, сердце и ум, чтобы вы. Я молюсь, чтобы вы держать их хорошо. Я люблю тебя Екатерина. Я люблю вас со всем моим сердцем.
Вы хотите сказать, для меня больше, чем луна и звезды. Я очень благодарна за ваше присутствие в моей жизни. Я охотно отдам тело мое, сердце и ум, чтобы вы. Я молюсь, чтобы вы держать их хорошо. Я люблю тебя Екатерина. Я люблю вас со всем моим сердцем.

She is Russian and was born in Russia.

I was trying to say this - You mean more to me than the moon and the stars. I am so thankful for your presence in my life. I willingly give my body, heart, and mind to you. I pray that you keep them well. I love you Ekaterina. I love you with all of my heart.

What should I change?

I dont understand the story or what Yahoo! is talking about Russian spies

like theres not classes for it and like out of no where i was just interested in Russia so i want to lern russian and if anyone else learned it is it hard?
i mean i know it isn't gonna be easy but is it really hard?
and don't say "go to Russia because i cant i have no money"
where else can i learn how to speak it?

I am doing a scene where two Russian women kiss on the cheek (I presume) as a sign of friendly love for one another. Where would I find out how to do this?

What keys/scales/intervals should I use?

I'm sixteen and I want to be fluent in Russian and Chinese. I already know Polish, so it will be easier for me to learn Russian. How long will it take and how do I do it? What should I study from?