I would like to learn Russian and am looking for the best way to go about doing so. Thanks in advance for your input.

I have been using Rosetta Stone, which is working ok-ish I guess, but I'm not learning all I would like too. Unfortunately I can't afford an instructor, so does anyone have any suggestions on how to continue learning the language until I can afford an instructor?
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I want to either learn Russian or Arabic. Which is easier for me to learn? And which one is more useful in the world.

I currently speak French, Spanish, Portuguese, and English

I am 17. English is my first language, Spanish my second. I am very good with language in general, and am dying to tackle Russian. Opinions/pointers/warnings?

I'm particularly looking for community type papers with lots of advertising such as job ads, stores, etc. For example: ''Karuselʹ', ''Russkiĭ Ekspress'', ''Gazeta Plyus'' I used to get them at Vatra Deli but it closed down. I'd appreciate any help.

Hello! I'm a native Russian speaker, and I'd like to practice English and help you to learn Russian .
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What courses are the cheapest?

can't figure out which should I take up.

I've studied Mandarin for 2 years and I'm alright at it, I can understand the basic talk. I've learnt Italian for 6 years but never got really far with it, I can say the basics as well but I wouldn't really go far in a conversation. English is my native tongue, and I was looking at languages and I wanted to learn a language that wasn't too common like french or spanish. Is russian hard? I usually pick up languages fairly quickly, as they seem to have a nack for them. Any advice?

I'm interested in various Slavic languages (Polish, Serbian, etc.) and was told to start with Russian to not only learn a useful language but a gateway language to other West, South, and east Slavic languages.

I was wondering if anyone had good sites to learn German and/or Russian online for free

Also, what are some programs or DVD's and stuff like that that can help me learn Russian?

I have a few friends from Russia that I would live to commnicate but I don't know Russian:( I would love to understand this language

I know there must be, I am not completely ignorant. However, I ask because in my little corner of the world, there aren't hardly any. So, if you are out there and you have some type of media with the Russian language or accent, feel free to post it with your answer.

....possibly study Russian/Slavic Area Studies

I'm not really interested in business, more in international relations with the government... I'm thinking FBI, CIA, DoD, other bureaucratic agencies. Which would be the best and why? I'll be buying Rosetta Stone and possibly studying abroad.

Which Language is better to learn ? Russian Or Spanish
I Know French Arabic And English, So i wanted to Learn Spanish Because they told me it will be easy For you to learn. However My uncle Recommended Me To learn Russian. What Do you guys recommend me to Learn?

I am a teacher, teaching Russian heritage language students. I am looking for a magazine or periodical that is preferably printed in the US that is relevant for students of Russian in the United States. Or even a magazine or periodical from Russia that is relevant to students in the U.S. Thanks!

I am wanting to learn another language, because I want to work for the government when I am older and knowing another language will help me in whatever field I plan on being in when I'm older. I am debating on russian or mandarin but can't decide. My dad wants me to learn mandarin but I want to learn Russian. I know that china is rising to the number 1 super power and there are more then 700 million mandarin speakers in the world, but there are only about 250 million Russian speakers. what is your opinion?

I want to visit Russia one day. But first i want to learn Russian language, where in Las Vegas besides UNLV or CSN offers Russian classes?

I want to work for nasa. I am going to learn spanish if that helps any. I also live near a honda plant and my town has a small japanese population

I'm just trying to learn a new language i know it's hard.
French took a couple of years.

The idea of this, perhaps not new, mutual learning a foreign language by Skype, where to find these volunteers? course if they have?
I like interesting following languages:
Spanish, Italian, French, German, English, the latter somehow speak within the primary level. movies certainly have not translating, but English can be the key for other languages, unintelligible words to write in a chat, and then transferred either by using machine translation dictionaries, or based on other words to try to catch the meaning ...

i want to learn it, but it is not taught at my school nor going to russia is an option for me. so Do i need to train myself. i have 2 russian friends that i grew up with and they left me to russia. so i wanna speak it. What are my options?

I know Ukrainian is the official language, but I heard that russian is more widely spoken. Any help please?

I am Armenian so both my parents no russian and i know i can learn it if i put my mind to it. But how long do you think it will take if i practice lets say 30 mins a day to be a basic rookie russian speaker ? lol i really love russian music and want to learn russian to talk and understand

i must learn faster russian but free

I’m Russian native speaker and I learn English. I would like to find friends who’ll be able tolerate my English to email chat. Where I can do this?
Thank you!

im 17 and im an american i have always been really interested in learning russian but how would i learn and where? is there maybe a free website i could go on to learn? and i wanna learn the right way just like the way every russian person speaks. and i wanna learn how to read those different letters.

I like both languages but I don't know which one to learn first. Also, which one is easier to learn?