I love Jasmin's music and I would love to attend one of her concerts here in the US. Unfortunately I don't speak any russian, so any information would be really appreciated.

How do you say the following in Russian?

Jack is very bored.

Jack is very hungry.

Jack is very tired.

Jack is downloading music.

Jack is watching TV.

Jack is on YouTube.

Jack is watching the Olympics.

Thanks in advance!

I am having difficulty with French in College. Yet i am learning Russian, Mandarin and Farsi easily from language exchange partners. I come from an English speaking family. I listen to music on youtube in Russian, Farsi and Turkish. I watch Movies in Mandarin, Japanese, and Hindi. I am currently an A student in French.

Can you help me write, "Hello, I like your taste in music" using the Cyrillic alphabet? Thanks.

No online translators please, they're too inaccurate. Please mention if you're a native speaker of Russian, or if you're fluent.

I want to be able to download and listen to music from Russia and other countries, but the site in english so it will be easy for me to navigate.

Like artists. I just want more music so i dont forget my russian since i stil didint learn to read and write in russian. Can someone tel me some russian artists?

If you speak russian ( cryllic alphabet ) and good english click here please?
i have been listening to alot of music lately all in russian and i love singing it but its sooo hard , i use translators but it translates it into russian with cryllic letters, i need somebody to translate the russian into a english launguage pronunciation
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Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

История,драмы,любовь без доверия
Противные слухи,не могу больше слушать
Мне так неприятно,поскольку всё время
Я знала он лжет,но не хотел сдаваться

Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты жизнь живи и будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой
Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты женщиной будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой

Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

Дорога препятствий,в душе беспокойство
Лёгкая боль,но время пройдёт
Прощаюсь с прошедшим,от слёз убегаю
Пустые слова меня догоняют

Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты жизнь живи и будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой
Ты просто не думай ни о чём,
Ты просто забудь всё о нём
Ты женщиной будь сама собой
Назад не смотри и песню пой

Видела его с той девушкой там
Слышала,что он с этой девушкой тут
Подруги говорят не грусти,забудь
Он не заслужил,он тебя обманул

Okay, my husband is Russian (born in Russia and lived there until he was 9 years old, then moved to Brooklyn NY) and I really want to learn how to speak Russian! I need to learn how to speak Russian! My mother-in-law speaks English, but doesn't like to, and my husband's grandmother, who he is very close with, doesn't speak English at all! Not to mention, when we have children it is extremely important to me for them to be able to learn Russian and English starting at a young age. I love the Russian culture, I love Russian food, the music, the language, the people in general, etc. And I want our children to know all about where their dad (and his side of the family) is from, and their culture.

So, I can actually understand a decent amount of Russian (I've been around it for 4 years). I don't understand enough though! I can catch enough words when someone is speaking Russian to know basically what they are talking about. And I can say really simple things in Russian like, thank you, please, I love you, wife, yes, no, home, money, hello, good bye, good, left, right, straight, sit, a few bad words, etc. I have also memorized the Russian alphabet. I feel stupid saying Russian words though because I feel like I don't say them right, and I think that's one of my biggest problems. It's not like I'm just learning Russian and I'm not ever really going to use it, I'm around more people that are from Russia than not, so nothing I say is going to sound right!

Okay, so now that I have written a novel for what should have been just a simple question, I need to know Russian words and phrases that I will use a lot. I guess things that are commonly said. I have looked all over the internet and have found some good stuff, but it's all online lessons, and I need something I can print out. I don't need online lessons, I have a Russian husband to help me pronounce things if I need help, but I need to be able to learn whatever I can on my own so I'm not bothering my husband constantly. So, if you know of any websites that have commonly used, need-to-know, but not too complicated, Russian words, phrases, sentences, etc, please post the link for me. It also needs to be something that is set up where I can print it out. Or, I guess if you are Russian or speak Russian, can you think of any words, phrases, sentences that I would need to know (as a beginner) that you could tell me on here? If so, I'd need you to write it in Russian and in English though please.

Okay, sorry this was so long, but any help would be greatly appreciated!

спасибо

i have been listening to alot of music lately all in russian and i love singing it but its sooo hard , i use translators but it translates it into russian with cryllic letters, i need somebody to translate the russian into a english launguage pronunciation

No, he is Armenian Bulgarian.
He was member of juri of our Music Idol.
To Maxivashyn: How did you know?

The title is pretty self explanatory. Just looking to see if Regina Spektor has any music all in Russian. Thanks!

yeah it may sound strange. but my teacher recommended listening to native Russian people talking as much as we can,even though we don't understand, it's good to get the flow of the language. so i'm thinking maybe i can download something in Russian and put it in my ipod so that I can listen to it. Not music, just people talking. thanks!

Pretty self explanatory, If I want to try to teach myself Russian, should I memorize alphabet and sounds or should I start by learning different words and phrases?
Thank you everyone! I will definitely start on the alphabet. And movies and music are great ideas for when I learn more. Thank you again!