is it hard to learn Russian?
Monday, June 7th, 2010 at
10:50 am
I am really interested in learning Russian, but I've heard that it is one of the most difficult languages to learn. Anyone here have any experience with this? Please share any information or tips. Thanks!
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No. I had heard how difficult it was too. I believed it because it’s a different alphabet. I took German prior to taking Russian in college and I found Russian to be a little easier. The sentence structure is more like English and they use fewer words in their sentences. My process always is to get a book and learn the alphabet and a few basic sentences before taking a class. Rosetta Stone is very good too. I’m using it now as a refresher.
Yup
not as hard as it is to leard english lyke omg our language is the hardest language to learn besides the dead languages
ummm it is hard to pernouns the word but i speak russian and i love the language!
if u practice you’ll understand and will be able to pernouns it right!
Yeah it’s difficult to learn. You have to memorize a lot of suffixes, because for eg. "She wants a puppy." Wants would need a different suffix just because it’s for a girl. It differs by age and gender. But, if you’re really interested, I’m sure you can do it. :3
The Russian language is a hard language to learn. I would suggest to get a native Russian speaker to help you with it, that way, it would be much easier to know how to pronounce and read the words. Good luck.
Russian isn’t that hard to learn. I have been working on it for about a year now and it’s actually a beautiful language and very fun to learn. Words can change slightly depending on who your talking about and what tense but if your motivated you should have fun!
da ya dumauo Ruskiy trudny yazik nu ya izuchal.
I’ve taken some Russian the hardest parts are the grammar it is inflected so the role of a word is determined by the ending for example
devusha chitaet knigu is the girl reads the book and knigu chitaet devushku would be the book reads the girl. So be prepared to learn grammar
Next like any language practice- get as many books and films you can get your hands on and spend as much time with Russian people as you can. I became Orthodox Christian due to learning Russian
Russian is a great language. It has a lot of tricky features, but in a weird way they make sense. I suggest spending some time around Russian speakers, or at least listening to TV shows or the radio in Russian while you learn. My favorite part was always the intonation, because it is very different from English. The slang is "colorful" to say the least.
If you would like learning Russian language I can help. I`m native russian speaker and speak by anybody with joy! My Skype is “vitaliykazan”