Hello [native] Russian speakers/writers,

I have recently picked up Russian (the writing part though) and as I go through each alphabets, I find it quite easy. Anyways, that's for scripts on webpages.

If I were to write on paper, does it look like those I see on webpages? Say if I want to write the word "act", do I write акт or aкm?

Thank you!
Thanks for the answer to far. So, from what I understand, both are understandable to the reader and I shouldn't mix them... right?
I just don't want to be laughed at for not following some "rules". It because when formatted in italics, 'т' becomes 'm'. Same goes for И (u) and a few others. I like how the Cyrillic alphabet looks that's why I want to know if it's fine to write them.

Thanks anyway.

SEEKING NATIVE RUSSIAN SPEAKERS....PLEASE NO PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO USE A TRANSLATION SEARCH ENGINE. THANKS.

I need to talk to you in private please.
People are talking about you in the other rooms.
You are too nice.
Are you going to the net cafe this week?
In translite please (forgot to add that earlier) thanks.

I am learning russian and i am not having any difficulty yet but i was wondering if there is any native russian speakers here that could answer me if it gets harder thank u

SEEKING NATIVE RUSSIAN SPEAKERS....PLEASE NO PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO USE A TRANSLATION SEARCH ENGINE. (In translite please, No cyrillic text) THANKS.

I need to talk to you in private please.
People are talking about you in the other rooms.
You are too nice.
Are you going to the net cafe this week?
I want to send you a email at the other place.

Hello!
привет!

I was wondering how long approximately it would take me as an absolute beginner to learn russian. in a couple of months i will be living in russia for approximately 2 years as i am doing my studies out there. I will also be taking russian lessons at the school whilst there and studying in my free time. i'll have people living with me who are native russian speakers too. With this in mind how long do you think it will take me