and reading and writing in it as well? This must be an on-line school as I have very little time to take classes at a college or language school, time is money!

Links would be appreciated, and thanks for your time!

I really want to apply to a performing arts school in Russia, like the Moscow Theatre Art School, but many of the programs I have looked into require that you fluently speak Russian. I've been learning for a couple of months now but I want to take a year or two actually learning the language in Russia. What are some reputable language schools/programs there? It doesn't even have to be a language school specifically, if there is a Russian language program for English speakers at Moscow State University or a Russian college, that would be great too. Thanks!

My primary language is English, and I have 2 years of Latin from High School.
I'm going to get the Rosetta Stone program to learn because the list for military language school is extremely long...
I want to learn Russian but should I learn German first and segue into Russian later on? Or should I try to plunge directly into Russian?
Thanks everyone,
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I learned it years ago at Army Language School, Monterey, Californig/ I don't get much chance to speak it now, but I still read it. How can you write Cyrillic characters on a standard keyboard? Some letters work, like "MYXA", which means "fly". Otherwise, i guess you have to write the Russian words phonetically. It is PA3PYXA. iykeim!

I would like to learn Russian and live in Boston. I do not have the money to go to the language school. Can you help me?