I'm Starting To Learn My Third Language , I'm Fluent In Arabic And English I(English More ) . But I Want To Learn My Third . My Uncle Speaks It Fluently . He's Been In Russia For 28 Years !!!. So Can Some One Write This In russian : Rami Jaroudi .

My girl scout troop is doing a project for world thinking day and our country is Russia, I would love to have name tags made up with all of th girls name in russian cyrillic letters. I haven;t been able to find anything else on the interent to help me. The girls names are

Sarah
Brandi
Danielle
Danyel
Victoria
Jayme
Sheriden
Brianna
Jaliyah
Alyssa
Cassidy

Thanks you so much to anyone who can help me out.

I moved from Russia when I was 5 years old and have kept it for years afterwards, but once high school started and I didn't have many Russian friends left to practice it with I began to forget it. Now I'm 18 and would like to improve my Russian, what do you think is the best way to do so?

Thanks,

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

My boyfriend is from Russia and keeps talking about these russian chocolate cherries, from a chocolate company Booshna? Where can i find these in the US to buy for him!!?!?

im thinking of moving to russia in a few years time because i have a deep love for russia and its history even though im from England. i was wondering whether you have to speak the language in order for you to live in russia.

One of my characters is an immigrant from Russia. She's a maid for a rich family in Dallas, TX. I really want to capture the accent and pronunciation in her voice. How would I write that? She speaks fluent English, but she still has a fluent, lingering accent.

What city/town in Russia would be pronounce like Telezincy or Telesence using the Russian language?

I'm thinking of travelling to Russia in June 2011.

i only speak latin languages , if i live in the russia or lebanon my blood countries where im from is 5 years enough for basic fluency in each?. please help me world...i need to know of native speakers and others...who move to a russian speaking or arabic country as an adult ty ty in advance

I didn't see it last night but on last week's episode, where they all went out for Daniel's b-day and got called into a secret interrogation room, he claimed he speaks 5 languages and some lady asked him in Russian "do you speak Russian?" and he was stumbling and making excuses. What the hell? How does he have an accent if he doesn't speak Russian? Do you think the show is fake and he is a paid actor?
If his parents are from Russia, then they would speak Russian at home and he would learn it, too!

im trying to learn some russian, cuz one of my best friends is from russia, and when i go to her gmaws house, and they speak russian, im just kinda standing there like "huh?" and then i get even mroe confused when they mention my name so yea i would like to know some, and like what the symbols are

I want to learn Russian in English college, then study law in Russia.
Would I be ready?
Is 4 years good enough?

Please be detailed and share personal experience.

I plan on traveling to Russia next year to tutor a family on English. Will I be able to enjoy what Russia has to offer without being able to speak any Russian?

THere are some Christians organizations who claim that the passage in Ezekiel 38 refers to a Russian-Arab invasion of Israel. That "Magog" refers to Russia. I am curious as to what Jews think of that.

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 was origanaly from russia, moved to the United States when i was 1, i want to move back when in a year when im 18, but i have a bunch of questions and it woulld be amazing for them to be answerd by Mdevedev, i know it will probobly never happend but i would like to know a way to get ahold of him, or any Russian Reprsentive that will be willing to answer my Questions

I am writing a book and it's all pretty much focused in Russia. I have been trying for MONTHS to find a place on the internet to convert Russian characters in to the English version. I still haven't found a place. I have two more titles that I need to do. So if you can help me, that would be amazing. And I hope y'all understand what I'm asking. I worded it the best way that I could.

resume, calling herself a Russian expert to get the job of Sect of State. President Putin has called Condi completely illiterate in Russian. She has even been accused of purchasing her own papers for college to obtain her Doctorate. It's a fact! She can't read or write in Russian. Putin was offended by Condi and asked her not to come back to Russia. Why does this not bother Bush
when his Sect of State lies blatantly? PS She can't speak Spanish at all either and that's on her resume too.. What's wrong with Bush why doesn't he care about her incompetency and blatant lying?

i am currently studying Russian but not in Russia. I live in Hong Kong. I have been studying for about 2 years but...i find that i can only understand a few words from passages!! in addition oral communication is difficult...i can only pick up occasional words!!??? how can i improve?!?!

when the American adoptive mother sent back the adopted Russian child to Russia
I read the story, just curious how things would change if his race was different.

It's cool sounding, and i intend on going to Russia, any pointers or tips from someone who speaks Russian? Like how i should go about it, or what to learn first

hi.. i hope learning russian language and improve my english language ..in fact i was know some russian language but now i feel i forget it ..so if there any one who know russian language like from russia or ukrania and speak english language ..i hope know these languages..any one can help me?? thanks

I am going to russia soon so I need to learn to read it. Can anyone help me?

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!

When I learned English (as my second language) as a child, I had to learn how to write the alphabet in cursive. And even though many teachers prefer cursive writing, I never do it. I am currently learning Russian and I can't stand the way my professor writes the cyrillic alphabet in cursive. So, I was wondering... is it common for people in Russia (despite their early learning of writing in cursive) to hand write things in block letters?

I have a friend who wants me to write them in Russia.
they gave me the follow and I need help writing the address so that I could mail the letter:
236029, Russia Kalinigrad
Balteyskaya 11-1 St.
there Name

I moved to U.S from Russia ten years ago. What kinda job can I get with knowing Russian ?
I can't write in Russian, I can read some Russian. But I do speak fluently in Russian, with exception of few words. I almost have my associates degree.

What kinda job can I get ? Will I get paid a lot ?

Did he use a translator to speak to Japan, Italy, US, or Russia?

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

i dont get why ukranians speak russian well i know that ukraine was part of the USSR and all and that was like 14 years ago and it makes me really mad when russian speaking ukranians call themselves ukranians cause there not thats like a canadian going to america and becoming a citizen and saying im AMERICAN but techinkically there not they were still born in canada so that makes me mad and how a ton of people at the capital (kiev) speak russian well i was born in Lviv so i speak NATUTAL ukranian and it makes me mad how one of the presidential candidates didnt even speak ukaranian they should'nt of let him be a candidate cause he just wants to skrew ukraine up and make it part of russia

I am from Russia but have been speaking English for the past 6 years. I would like to learn Russian again. What are some good programs that help you learn Russian?
I only remember how to say hello, goodbye, Good Morning, Good afternoon, and Good evening. I also know numbers 1-10 in Russian.

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?

also there are russians in Kazakhstan and uzbekistan , are they speaking the same russian language of russia ? or there is a different accent ?