Hello everybody ! I wanna make a tattoo with this famous phrase of Dostoyevsky and i would like to know the russian translation in cyrillic charachters. Thank you all very much !

on a scale of 1 to 10 how hard is it to learn Russian with learning the Cyrillic? 1 to 10 of how hard with learning the Cyrillic. and then on a scale of 1 to 10 how hard is german? and last what would you recommend and why?
also i am 14 and can speak some spanish.

I am going to visit Russia in about a year and would like to know a little Cyrillic by then. Any suggestions?

Im starting to learn Russian independently and I hate writing English in cursive >.< so I was wondering if its okay to handwrite it in "print" (Русский) or do I have to write it like this:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Russian_Cursive_Cyrillic.png

Thank you =)

How would you write this in ussian in cyrillic as well as in not cyrillic> The jewish boy is not bisexual?!?!?!?

Trying to find answer to this for a term paper. Thanks!
EDIT: Thanks! I got "Romanized Russian" from Wikipedia: the transliteration of Russian in Cyrillic to Russian in Latin.

Thanks again!

I don't know why this is so difficult to ask, but there is a difference between certain Cyrillic and Latin letters, like ц, ж. д. ф. ч. ю, ш, щ, and э whose stroke orders aren't obvious when looked at. Can someone *please* direct me to an example of how these are written, not in handwriting, but how those are listed right there.

You look very sexy today.
You make me smile
Do russia have beaches?
At night I dream about you
I wish i could kiss your body

Translation English to Russian please. This will be said to a female.

I prefer the text to NOT be in cyrillic please. Thanks

I can read the Cyrillic, so just write it in Cyrillic. I speak alittle Russian, but not enough to translate this. No online translators, please! Thanks everybody in advance!

Evening people ...

I would like to know if anyone of you know how to write 'old grumpy men' and ' my dear sister' in Russian ( in cyrillic and in western alphabet ) ....

Thank you for your help !