How to speak Russian?
How to speak in a Russian accent?

I have a sight russian accent while talking english. What would you consider it? Sexy, nice, ok, bad, repulsive?

One of my characters has a thick russian accent. When she talks how do i show the russian accent. What words do they have trouble saying and how should i write them to show the accent.

I have to go live in russia for a while. It can take me 3 months to get fluent in a language. I was wondering how the girls see American men in general. I like the russian accent on girls but it depends on the girl. If the girl looks rough around the edges it makes her look all the more sexy but if she is a sweet looking girl it kind of ruines a first impression when she starts talking hardball russian. So for an average laid back joe american, I was curious what russian girls feel about American men in their own country?
Chillax. You girls make it sound like you never judged someone by their heritage. Seriously, you could have just skipped over this question and been cool with it? Why attack me for expressing my views. My likes and dislikes and then asking your own? My only attitude is peace. Reason I said what I did was to get the 'replier' thinking more closely about what they like themselves. Think about it, was I really saying russian women are unattractive? NO. What I was saying was a preference. For example, Russian whores like rich men. It's a preference. Just like how some guys like how Russian women talk and others like them to shut up. I like Russian girls, they have spunk. I would think it would be perfectly fine to like hardball russian's over the sweet wanna-bees.

From what I've heard, Russian language does not have dialects and variations even though it is spoken in vast areas.

1. Is it true that Russian accent is uniform almost everywhere?
Do people from Moscow and Vladibostok(Eastern part) have the same accent?

2. Do people from Former Soviet Union(such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Ukraine) speak Russian with the very same neutral accent?

3. German has many dialects and variations even if it is spoken only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Providing #1 and #2 are true, how come Russian is so uniform in such a vast land?

The Russians and English speakers as you know have totally different structures of their vocal organs. What Russian sounds or sound combinations are the hardest to pronounce for you? Is it difficult to work out the Russian accent?
To Snaka:
I'm Russian and I have never seen an American who speaks Russian without his/her native accent. No one! Even those who have lived in Russia for many years still can't get rid of some typical English sounds.
Russian language speaking involves back part of a mouth and a throat a lot while English - mostly front part. Tongue position in Russian - mostly at the top or in the middle of the mouth, in English - at the bottom. Also the vocals in Russian are longer. Correct me if I'm off base about English.

Myself and a group of friends are planning on making a movie that involves the use of Russian accents.
I am one who is horrible with being able to speak with any sort of accent.

Is there any possible way to learn and be able to speak with a strong russian accent at all?

I am not sure if only some people can learn or if everyone is capable of learning and successfully developing an accent.

I've been trying to do the Russian accent for a few months with very little success. How do you do it?

So I need a Russian accent for a skit in may and I'm haveing trouble doing one. I can already do a country, british, accent French so when I'm practicing my Russian they all slip into it and make it sound bad. Tips on Russian accents? How to prounce letters or words to skip and what not. Thanks!!!

i saw a commercial on tv with these little hot dogs that were "talking" and one had a russian accent and i've been trying to find it for the longest time because i wanna share it with one of my friends. can someone help me please!?!

I live in Canada, i wanna speak with a strong russian Accent, i am only 13 soo...anything helps

Hey does any one know wear i can learn Russian online for free? I want to learn it because its part of my Nationality,and i want a cool Russian Accent if its even possible.

I am 16 living in california, usa. Was born at Russia,Moscow. But i moved from russia to usa when i was like around 4. My mom is russian and my dad is armenian. Mom has russian accent. Did i not live in Russia long enough for an accent? If I dont have the accent how i get it back? I still know how to talk Russian, but not how to write or read. Actualy i never learned how to read or write russian since parents moved to usa wen i was only like 4.

I need to speak with a Russian accent for a play I'm doing but I'm having issues with it. I know the basics but I really want to be able to hear it. Are there any movies or shows with people speaking with a Russian accent?

Suppose, for instance, a person is born to Russian parents who only speak Russian to the child, and the child learns English elsewhere. When this child speaks to a native Russian, would they be able to detect via his accent that he is not from Russia, or would the child simultaneously have (supposing they immigrated to the US) an American accent when speaking English and a Russian accent when speaking Russian? I'd be inclined to think that a child would have an American accent in both languages, though their American accent would much less pronounced in Russian than it would be for an American who learned Russian later in life. But who knows.

I have two web-based audio files for you.

The audio file was recorded by the kids in the playground.
Do they speak perfect Russian (like native speakers) or do they have a slight accent?

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/35894032/file.html

The merchants from the market. Does the older man also speak Russian in the voice file? How is their Russian accent?

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/28514869/file.html

Can you guess where they are from by listening to their accents?

Ok, I want to learn Russian...but it's a bit hard for me to understand (of course) so what are good exercises for learning that language?...And also, how do I get a Russian accent? It sounds soooo cool Any help? Thank you.

well im kind of talking to a guy and it always helps us laugh and start off a conversation so i want to now any tips like changeing one letter from another or funny russian catch phrases or something like forget about it! or something.. its for a joke but i hardly no how to do a russian accent so please help!! (: thank you!

how to speak in a local russian accent ?

I am in a the play The Fiddler on the Roof as a russian. One of my lines I am supposed to mock a girl named Chava (which in yiddish would be pronounced with the guttural sound as Cgha-va) by saying "Mazel tov Chava" with a Russian accent. I thought I would pronounce it with a "k" sound but I got chided for that. So how would I pronounce it? Does the Russian have a guttural "cgh" sound?

I am playing The Grand Duchess Olga Katrina in the play You Can't Take It With You and I have to have a Russian accent! Can anyone help me figure out how to talk like a Russian!?!?!?!?! Please help!!!

I need to be able to speak in a Russian accent, but I just can't learn it! Can someone help me????

I am trying to learn how to speak English with a Russian accent so I can audition for a play. I would really appreciate any suggestions for changing the sound of certain letters.

Thank you!

For a play I have to speak with a very strong russian accent. I\My character isn't really russian she is fooling everyone to be someone she isn't how can i speak and look russian?

I know it's a hard language to learn and yada yada, but I really want to learn it! Some day I plan to go to Russia to study and I would like to start learning now so I can be fluent in it by the time I'm 18. How do I do a russian accent?

I am trying to learn how to speak English with a Russian accent so I can audition well for a play. If someone could give me some examples of what different letters sound like, that would be great! Some sentence examples would be great too (like, a sentence spelled normally and then spelled phonetically the way a Russian would say it).

Thank you!

I'm auditionaing for a play at my school and I need to talk in a new york accent. I also nee to talk in a russian accent, if you want to help me with that too

Anything would be appreciated. I need to learn how to talk with a russian accent because I am playing a mad russian scientist in a school play.
If you have a link please post it.