Does anyone speak russian? And if so can you help me translate this...?
It is a video and it's all in russian, i think... im pretty sure it's russian.

here's the link:

http://www.lg15.com/lonelygirl15/?p=574

the russian part is when the creepy looking lady starts talking.... thank you soooo much
THANK YOU VERY MUCH

My girl scout troop is doing a project for world thinking day and our country is Russia, I would love to have name tags made up with all of th girls name in russian cyrillic letters. I haven;t been able to find anything else on the interent to help me. The girls names are

Sarah
Brandi
Danielle
Danyel
Victoria
Jayme
Sheriden
Brianna
Jaliyah
Alyssa
Cassidy

Thanks you so much to anyone who can help me out.

would some one who knows russian and english please help me..thanks

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.

SEEKING NATIVE RUSSIAN SPEAKERS....PLEASE NO PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO USE A TRANSLATION SEARCH ENGINE. THANKS.

I need to talk to you in private please.
People are talking about you in the other rooms.
You are too nice.
Are you going to the net cafe this week?
In translite please (forgot to add that earlier) thanks.

Okay, my husband is Russian (born in Russia and lived there until he was 9 years old, then moved to Brooklyn NY) and I really want to learn how to speak Russian! I need to learn how to speak Russian! My mother-in-law speaks English, but doesn't like to, and my husband's grandmother, who he is very close with, doesn't speak English at all! Not to mention, when we have children it is extremely important to me for them to be able to learn Russian and English starting at a young age. I love the Russian culture, I love Russian food, the music, the language, the people in general, etc. And I want our children to know all about where their dad (and his side of the family) is from, and their culture.

So, I can actually understand a decent amount of Russian (I've been around it for 4 years). I don't understand enough though! I can catch enough words when someone is speaking Russian to know basically what they are talking about. And I can say really simple things in Russian like, thank you, please, I love you, wife, yes, no, home, money, hello, good bye, good, left, right, straight, sit, a few bad words, etc. I have also memorized the Russian alphabet. I feel stupid saying Russian words though because I feel like I don't say them right, and I think that's one of my biggest problems. It's not like I'm just learning Russian and I'm not ever really going to use it, I'm around more people that are from Russia than not, so nothing I say is going to sound right!

Okay, so now that I have written a novel for what should have been just a simple question, I need to know Russian words and phrases that I will use a lot. I guess things that are commonly said. I have looked all over the internet and have found some good stuff, but it's all online lessons, and I need something I can print out. I don't need online lessons, I have a Russian husband to help me pronounce things if I need help, but I need to be able to learn whatever I can on my own so I'm not bothering my husband constantly. So, if you know of any websites that have commonly used, need-to-know, but not too complicated, Russian words, phrases, sentences, etc, please post the link for me. It also needs to be something that is set up where I can print it out. Or, I guess if you are Russian or speak Russian, can you think of any words, phrases, sentences that I would need to know (as a beginner) that you could tell me on here? If so, I'd need you to write it in Russian and in English though please.

Okay, sorry this was so long, but any help would be greatly appreciated!

спасибо

I need the translation of the following sentence:
"Smile, and the world will smile with you".
Thanks a lot

just curious
there are some new russian girls at the place i work who just moved from moscow, and they speak pretty good english, but i just think russian is pretty cool.
i love learning about other cultures and i would love the travel the world and see all of the places, it's just fascinating!
anyways, just curious, anyone speak russian?
da? nyet?
how would i say

"how are you"

"i'm doing good, and you?"

and i don't know syrillic(i think that is their alphabet system) so if you could write the pronunciations , that would be amazing !

I've seen some people write in Russian (over the internet) with the American alphabet, and I was wondering if there is a translator that you can type a sentence in English and it will translate to Russian but with the American alphabet? If not can someone please tell me how to translate words from the Russian alphabet to American alphabet??? Please! The reason why I want to know this is because I am in love with a Russian guy, and I can't exactly type in the Russian alphabet. So please help.

1.Русский язык.
2.Deutsch
I can speak some Russian and some German. What about you?

My boyfriend is from Russia and keeps talking about these russian chocolate cherries, from a chocolate company Booshna? Where can i find these in the US to buy for him!!?!?

I realise it's probably impossible to type with an English keyboard as the language has it's own characters but I was wondering if perhaps someone could provide a link. Or a suggestion as to how I can figure this out.

in english please?

I am currently trying to learn Russian, and I wonder how the procedure of writing Russian with the Latin alphabet (ABCDEFG...) rather than the Cyrillic one (АБВГДЕЁЖ...) works out.

How are the letters converted?

There are so many around where I live, but I would like to suprise them by understanding what they are saying (thick accent) and being able to communicate with them in their native tongue. (Ukrainian) I hear it is quite hard for american's to learn, but I can speak some Japanese/German (pretty hard too, lol).

More specifically what do Russian people typically call their grandfathers? Is it a shortened word? Thanks.

I know it's not written like this: ДИАНА
The Д and the И were one letter but which one? I don't speak nor read Russian at all...
Thanks anyway
Ok, I know my version is right but there is another way to write Diana, with only 4 letters.

I will be trying to communitate with 3 people who do not
speak englsh I am looking for a device that i can speak
into and hear the russian translation

I heard there was one for about 0. does it work well?

I am trying to talk to a Russian exchange student and I am having problems finding and conjugating verbs/ finding vocab. I want to just get this one sentence right and I'll keep working on the basics slowly. So far I have "I want to listen to" which is "Я Хочу Слушать"

The E-mail of my Russian friend in yandex,if i can send to her by yahoo e mail that is ok. but the problem if i cannot do it , i do not have an e mail in yandex and the yandex is a real Russian site.every thing is Russian. i cannot understand enything.somebody help me,please? (-:

I like a russian guy and I want to say something sweet to him and surprise him...

im thinking of moving to russia in a few years time because i have a deep love for russia and its history even though im from England. i was wondering whether you have to speak the language in order for you to live in russia.

Am just curious...thank you for any replies

ok see i was on google translate and it translated the word diamond in to this...алмаз so can some one that knows how to speak russian tell me how to pronounce it please

One of my characters is an immigrant from Russia. She's a maid for a rich family in Dallas, TX. I really want to capture the accent and pronunciation in her voice. How would I write that? She speaks fluent English, but she still has a fluent, lingering accent.

I've been talking to this russian guy for a couple of months now and i'm really confused about how he feels about me. We talks all the time and he flirts but nothing really happens! I'm starting to realize that it might be a cultural difference but i don't really know...can anyone shine some light on this gloomy situation for me??? it would be greatly appreciated.

qwerty keyboard (the standard american keyboard)
like spell hello, it looks like пивет but when i type it on a site it looks like руддщ

These two girls speak Russian and the link can be found here:

http://media.putfile.com/russkiya

Do the girls speak fluent/perfect Russian or do they have foreign accents?
If you think they have accents, can you guess where they are from?
(Hint: They are from one of the former Soviet Union countries!)

One more question: can you translate what they are talking about?

http://media.putfile.com/russkiya

Any advice on high quality, fast and affordable translation services from Russian into English? I would prefer Russian translation agency serving New York City, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Staten Island, NYC area. I need to translate my Russian documents from Russian into English for USCIS: Russian birth certificate, Russian divorce certificate, diploma from Russian university.

I need to translate:

"do you know this girl or its not true? she's a beautiful girl"

into Russian Cyrillic. Thanks for the help

10 points for the best answer

my name is "ouhadi" plzz i don't know how to write it in russian ..
Thank you !