I would like to learn russian. I already know the alphabet and know the sounds and can pronounce some words, but I want to learn it right. Is it possible to learn russian without paying money for software, for classes, or anything else?

I would like to learn Russian, but have no money to buy any courses..

I want to learn Russian as a hobby and i tried learning software like Rosetta Stone but they only teach simple kindergarten things like: "the boy eats" the girl runs" the man reads" and honestly i want to communicate with adults not pre schoolers. and i cant do classes because i cant afford the money with my university courses coming up, so any suggestions on good books?
im from Alberta, Canada
im from Alberta, Canada
im from Alberta, Canada

I want to learn russian, but i don't want to waste money on a product that doesn't work well.

"I don't even know you personally, but I am trying my best to help you. I told you I will get back to you in one week with what you requested. Earlier, you requested for the Gallery's phone number and email address, I researched it for you. Besides, everything is close here until Monday. It's the "Holy Week". It's still day number 5 today, and you write a letter assuming that everybody has to help you when you want, disregarding the needs of other people. You are not the only one who needs to earn money, everybody needs to. You need to grow up. Don't act like a child, who has to have what he wants right away."

Thank you in advance. I need to send this to a person, and I do not want to risk misunderstanding because of language barrier. My Russian is very poor. Thank you for your help.

I'm trying to learn Russian, but I don't know where/how to start. I've tried a few websites, but a lot of them are confusing and/or cost money. Anybody else know how I could get started and get very fluent in it? Thanks!
@Luigi: Thanks, but I already know the alphabet :\ What I was really looking for was how you started learning it/what resources you used to learn the language. Thanks though!

I wanna learn Russian, but not invest money and I know nobody that does speak it, so I thought that I could learn to read/write Russian ( or possibly german ) so how much time of work will it take me to be able to write some basic sentences considering that I learn fast? And can you suggest an good software ( application for iPod is even better ) that could teach me?

like theres not classes for it and like out of no where i was just interested in Russia so i want to lern russian and if anyone else learned it is it hard?
i mean i know it isn't gonna be easy but is it really hard?
and don't say "go to Russia because i cant i have no money"
where else can i learn how to speak it?

I'm 13 so i don't have allot of money but i really want to learn russian. i have looked at allot of programs but there all very expensive. Rosetta Stone is like 0-00 ! does anyone know a good program where i can learn russian in the price range of ABOUT 0-0 or less

I'm looking for this Russian movie where there is a couple, he's a photographer and they want to buy an apartment but they don't have money so they find an announcement and talk to an old man who agrees to give them the house if they can stay inside for 2 weeks without getting out.The old man's wife died many years ago of some disease.That's all I can remember.

Thanks in advance!

I don't have the money or time to live in Russia, so if there is a software that could make me fluent and able to read and write, let me know please

I don't want to spend a lot of money like "Rosetta Stone", but I don't want a pointless cheap program either. I'm willing to spend up to -.

I've always wanted to visit Russia, but I unfortunately am very unfamiliar with the language. What would be the quickest way to learn Russian without spending any money?

I want to learn russian on my PC. I heard rosetta stone for russian wasn't that good. Also rosetta stone is really expensive. Money isn't an issue but I want a program that actually teaches me russian. If you guys know any good programs tell me (prices listed would be nice). Thanks!

I want to buy a laptop with true Cyrillic keyboard, not American with Russian stickers on the keys. Where should I look? The laptop could be new or used, depending on what I can get for the money. Thanks.

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?

I'm trying to learn Russian, but as its not a popular language to learn in the States I can't find any community classes and so I've resorted to audios and books. I don't want to waste money on items that will only teach me how to speak necessary phrases for travel, I want to know the entire language; any suggestions?