I have always planned on traveling to Russia, I am trying to learn russian, I want a program that will work, I have heard a lot about rosetta stone, but it very expensive.

So I would either like to know if anyone has used rosetta Stone Russian successfully or if there is another program or source that works well.

Any help will be much appreciated.

i do live in a russian populated area

Is it possible to start to learn Russian and Greek at the same time, like in school, you learn English and German.

Would it be to hard to learn those languages at the same time, and how long would it take ... ? How long should i study at day.

alright, so suddenly i really am interested in learning how to speak Russian. i looked up the Russian alphabet and realized there is no way im going to understand this by myself. i really wanna teach it to myself, but i really need help. does anyone know any good websites/cd's/books that can help me learn it? the only other language i know is obviously english and i noticed that Russian is completely different. thank you!!!!

If i were to live in moscow for a year, would it be possible without knowing the russian language? do peopel speak English propperly in the city ?

i want to marry a girl from europe and a girl from east europe. hw do i fake a east european accent?
im a boy using my sis acnt

I would like to learn Russian, but have no money to buy any courses..

English is my first language and I've had three years of French. Now, since I'm somewhat fluent in French, I want to learn start learning Russian. I've always had an interest in Russian and I taught myself the Cyrillic alphabet when I was in 12 (18 now). I can read Russian and I can listen to something and be able to write it in Cyrillic. However, I have no idea what I'm reading or writing!

How hard is learning Russian? I got the alphabet down, I just need to learn the language.

I'm a native English speaker and I already have 7 years of Spanish experience.

Which would be easier for me to pick up for a college level class where I have to do 2 levels of whichever one I choose? German or Russian?

how did that happend?
I did not say that they were commonly used, i said that russian is commonly using them which means something else.

The question is still why. I know that many languages are using foreign words, so my question is more... how did they became used...in which circumstances?

question really states it..
also if you have nothing helpful to say, don't bother posting.. it doesn't really bother me if people think I'm dumb or only good lessons are paid.. that's not the question is it?

If so why?

Which languages would be the most useful: Greek, Russian or Czech?

I already speak English, German and Danish, which would be the hardest to learn for me, and which would be the easiest?

I'm really interested ind languages, so i wan't to learn them all, but which would be the best to start with?

How do you say "Could you" in Russian language ?

e.g. "Sorry, could you Сказать другими словами ? Я не очень понимаю."

Thank you )

I want to learn English. I can help you to learn Russian. I am studing in the Belarussian national technical university in the energy faculty.

I'm curious to learn Russian I think it sounds beautiful. Learning a language isn't easy but, it's quite a hobby of mine. I already know English and Spanish very fluently as bases. I know survival French as in I could communicate in a french speaking country without much difficulty. Then, I know very basic German (days, numbers, introductions, etc) So any information on learning Russian tips, advice would be very helpful thanks.

I am a native English speaker, and now I want to be able to speak another language. I'm particularily interested in the Russian language, (to be honest, I think it sounds pretty cool when its spoken). So what I want to know is how difficult is it to learn the Russian language? And what is the best way to learn it? I've heard of the program Rosetta Stone, and I am willing to pay the 0 for all three levels.

So any advice you're willing to give out, and any information on the Russian language would be much appreciated! Thank you very much!

I'm thinking about getting the rosetta stone over the summer and was wondering if I should purchase Russian or Arabic. I'm already proficient in Spanish and can understand most of the Cyrillic alphabet. Also, I would like to either work with the United Nations or become a translator when I grow up.

How do you say "confusing" in Russian language?

e.g. This question is confusing.

Thanks.

I'm at a community college and currently learning chinese, which it is not too difficult.

I want to learn French and Chinese together because I think I can do it. I also want to learn Russian later on.

I'm also taking Vietnamese this summer.

thoughts?

I want to learn Russian as a hobby and i tried learning software like Rosetta Stone but they only teach simple kindergarten things like: "the boy eats" the girl runs" the man reads" and honestly i want to communicate with adults not pre schoolers. and i cant do classes because i cant afford the money with my university courses coming up, so any suggestions on good books?
im from Alberta, Canada
im from Alberta, Canada
im from Alberta, Canada

i lived in cuba for 12 years and i lived in soviet apartments and i saw russian words and i got intrested on it ever since , i came to US and learned english in 4 months but never stop to learn russian..now i found a place where i can learn and i wanted to know if i might learn it in 5 months , i dont care if it takes longer , i just really like that lenguage its really manly u kno

What is the adverb for "Latin" (the classical language) in Russian? I need to use it to say something like:

Я говорю по-______
Ya gavoryu pa-_____
I speak Latin(ly)

Or I read it, write it, etc.

I'm at a community college and currently learning chinese, which it is not too difficult.

I want to learn French and Chinese together because I think I can do it. I also want to learn Russian later on.

thoughts?
I'm learning vietnamese this summer!

Hello there.
My first language is English (as you can already tell), and I originally was learning Latin in Middle School, but hated it. I am now in my second year of college and I was thinking of possibly taking up this Rosetta Stone software or whatever it is, to learn either German or Russian.
I guess its all a matter of opinion, but what is yours?
Russian or German?
By the way, I am not looking for whats easier, just what I enjoy, which will probably be Russian.

Hi! I have heard some Russian sentences and I liked it. But I don't know if I should learn it. What are the advantages of learning Russian? (business, tourism, etc.) Is it a popular or necessary language?

I already speak Japanese fluently and I want to pick up another foreign language to fluency level.

Which language would be more useful in the future? Chinese or Russian?
Thanks for your input everyone! I appreciate your responses.

Louis the Linguist: I "picked up" Japanese and I know the effort involved. I've studied the language for several years including spending a couple years in the country. I'm prepared to study another language for years and live in that country for a couple years as well. Don't patronize me!

What is the adverb for "Latin" (the classical language) in Russian? I need to use it to say something like:

Я говорю по-______
Ya gavoryu pa-_____
I speak Latin(ly)

Or I read it, write it, etc.

I'm at a community college and currently learning chinese, which it is not too difficult.

I want to learn French and Chinese together because I think I can do it. I also want to learn Russian later on.

I'm also taking Vietnamese this summer.

thoughts?

I'm 19 and in college. I am studying chinese, and I would like to learn French at the same time.

In the future, I would like to learn Russian.

Chinese + French = good idea???

I had a Russian language exchange partner introduce me to masha and the bear. Even though i am 33 years old I love the cartoon. If Masha is what it is like to have daughters I will be in heaven with my dream of having 7 of them. I view 7 as a lucky number. i

I really want to continue learning Russian, but there are no classes at high school to do so.
Is there an online class that is free or is low cost?
Or a program that's low cost?
It has to be an actual language class or program, not just a website that just gives the basics.
Please help, I've seen Rosettaa stone but its way to much......
So any suggestions?