do you have to know how to speak russian to live in the russian federation?
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 at
11:58 am
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.
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Do you have to know english to live in America or England?
Yes you can. Why would you need to know language to live somewhere? Buying stuff doesn’t require knowing language etc. And yet many Russians have basic knowledge of English. Even if you just provide them advanced courses of English – you will be a reach man, as everyone wants to know English in Russia. And indeed you will easily find friends who know English. After some time, step by step, you will know their native language too.
yes! you may get away from learning english at first in U.S, but not in russia. the younger generation is learning english, but still, not everyone is fluent. it will take a while, but if you’re determined you will succeed. good luck!
lol
if you have love for Russia its strange that you dont want to learn Russian. Strange love isnt it?
i think it will no be dif to get beginner in Russian
It’s not necessary for your visa, but day-to-day life is difficult without lots of help from Russian friends. You have a few years, why not start learning now.
Go to a preparatory course at any Russian university. It will take you one year to learn Russian decently.
Pose yourself a question. HOw long would a Russian survive in England speaking only Russian?