If I learn how to read and write in Russian I wont forget Russian later right?
I was born in Russia, Moscow lived there 4 years parents came to US dunno why, but I really miss Russia and the snow I always loved snow. But I never learned how to read and write Russian but I learned how to read half of the alphabet but not write. I forgot a lot, I cant speak as well as I used to.
I watch Russian tv sometime but not often but I like the movies. I want to watch Brigada but need a good website? Youtube doesnt have all of it.
My mom and dad can read and write Russian so on website they can take me to movie place. I will take Russian at college in my senior year which is this September. I have like 25 Russian music dont think it is enough. When I learn how to read and write perfect will my read write, talk understand get better and stay that way? I need buddies from Russia to make my Russian better if you can help me.
Thanks
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Here is a good website to watch Brigada but the player is a bit confusing. All episodes are there you just need to click on that little icon at the bottom of the flash player to go to a specific episode.
http://www.uzood.com/video/7383/Brigada–Full-Movie-in-Russian
you wont forget it as long as you keep practicing it.
Almost everything can be forgotten if you don’t practice them, and a mother tongue is no exception. So don’t get too confident just because you were born there. You have to make a lot of effort to read, write and listen to Russian. I have almost forgotten the first two languages I learned during my first 3 years here on earth (Russian and Mandarin). I had to relearn Russian as a foreign language. I did remember many things and made faster progress than others.
something about russia. soul. a drunk man in russia can say something deeper than a phd in america and touch your soul. i often tell my russian students if you want big $$ america is best, if you want a big soul, russia is best. i have been in russia off and on since 1991. about 1/2 the time here. it is a country you can’t leave. you can’t forget russia. something is lacking in all of usa’s materialism. soul. i can’t see not continuing this life even though it is difficult to find work when everyone knows i am a temporary worker!
as for russian, download from emule some of gazmanov’s and kirkorov’s songs. alla’s, too. rotaru too. operatsiya "bI" and all of nikulin’s filma. irony of fate. office romance etc etc etc!! DO NOT FORGET RUSSIA!!!!!!!! россия, урррррааааааааааааааа!!!
My father was born overseas( Ukrainian) and spoke Russian until he was 7 and moved to the USa.
He spoke Russian at home but as an adult, he forgot some things.
My husband was born in Hungary and lived there until he was 24.
We vivist Hungary often but after not speaking Hungarian for even 6 months time, he forgets a few words or speaks in English to Hungarians and Hungarian to me.
You need to practice allot not to forget.
My husband learned Russian in school for 5 years and has forgotten almost everything.