i mean , for example people who English is not their mother tongue can pass TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)or IELTS (International English Language Testing System )and for the people who are not Chinese and their mother tongue is not chinese language they should pass HSK (hanyu shuiping kaoshi) .... .
i want to learn Russian language , but i don't know what s the highest point , i mean is there any examination in Russian language like other language , is there any standard or not ?

thanks,

I have wanted to learn the Russian language for quite some time now. I have been unable to decide wether I should use the Pimsleur program or the Rosetta Stone one.

Pereday mame, wo tela yzhasnaya, kak babka derevenskaya. YZHOS

written by a female. It is Russian language but using english letters not the russian alphabet.

This is my last time asking, so should I learn the Russian language and visit the country one day, I really would love to go there and study one day, and maybe move their, but should I not go cause im black or will i just get problems from skin heads, please help

"this man is a cheat, he is useing multiple id's to award himself best answers, look how many best answers he has"

and also this please >>>

"do not answer his/her questions,if you go over his id with the p.c mouse you will see he only has a few points which means he has come in here to ask questions only to make fun of Russians"

Thank you if you could tranlaste the two sentences above to English
sorry not english i mean Russian language.

I've always wanted to travel to Russia and I'm learning the language right now, slowly by myself. None of the colleges around me has classes for the Russian language, so appearantly it's not that big of a concern to them. Do you see any real benefit to learning this language?

i just love the russian language!

Like english got 3, german 4... and how many got russian language????
No, I mean in grammar

... and can help me to translate articles and some on Russian language?
Sorry of my english.
I mean that i need help to translate some articles about circumcision to Russian language. I can't do it very well and very quick, because I don't have good knowledge of English.

i want a good websites for learn russian language plzzz?

I started getting into learning the Russian language. I would love to visit Russia one day, but I would also love to visit a country in Europe too.
And I was just wondering if there was ANY countries in Europe that spoke or can at least understand Russian. Just out of curiosity (:

I've recently become interested in learning the russian language. The only problem is that I've no idea which organisations/schools offer russian as a foreign language, so right now I'm trying to teach myself using internet and audio clips. I really want a tutor to teach me the language properly in person so that I'll be able to learn it faster instead of trying to figure out how the language and various variations to pronounciations/sentence structures work on my own. The 3rd language centres over here don't offer russian as a foreign language, and it's really hard to find russians in singapore. I'm currently in the music conservatory at NUS, and I only know 2 russian teachers of mine. But it's kind of hard to ask them for proper russian lessons in the conservatory when my timetable is getting fuller by the semesters. Plus they aren't trained in teaching languages.

Does anyone know where I can go for proper russian lessons, not counting internet, books or going to russia?

does anyone know if you have to roll your tongue in the russian language?
is it hard to learn?
what do you think is most challenging?

i think it would be better to learn portuguese because it will help ALOT with brazillian portuguese but the russian language looks sooooo hard to learn! if im going to learn two languages with a language in writing im not familiar that will be hard wont it!?
i already speak french and english but is it possible in a lifetime i can learn both languages?

I am entering college this Fall. I plan to major in International Studies with a minor in Russian language and literature. I plan on studying Spanish at the same time, and then I want to study Arabic in graduate school. I want to gain employment in the Foreign Service or CIA.

I know some people say the need for Russian language is obsolete. Should I keep Russian as my minor, or should I choose a different minor and just study Russian courses?

hey everyone, first off i would like to say i am very interested in the russian language and even would like to learn the culture.

but more importantly i would love to know how to write my name in russian characters. And i would be extremely grateful if you have a link or any information on the rules of writing of your name.

Thanks!

oh yes i almost forgot my name is John zachary tutherow (tuth-euro)

and could you include the nickname zack as well? thank you very much

Hello! At my university I will have to do my 3 weeks practice now. I have never taught before and I will have my first lesson of Russian language in a high-school soon. I would like to do my best and not to bore the children as they are very motivated at the moment. I will teach 9th(beginners) and 11th(intermediate level) grade. I would like to ask if you have any ideas for some games, pair or group activities. Maybe you remember some nice methods from your school or language course. Thank you in advance!

i have a djvu file which is in russian language... now i want to have the translation of that file into english pdf or djvu file .... is there any free software of website where in i can translate the file content into another english language file .......... plz help me out .......

How I can change the language of Yahoo from English to Russian? while creating yahoo email it is indicated the language setting which is Russian language also included, but now I can not swich from English to Russia

in the russian language what in your opinion is the hardest concept? is it the grammer? if yes which case is seen as beeing the hardest/ most difficult?
or is it past or future tenses? or verbs of motion? or is it something else? and whats the best way to learn?

The information is required to learn the Language systematically (it should be both entertaining and educating) through audio or video interaction to learn spelling, pronounciation, enunciation and expressions of spoken and written Russian language.

Hello! I wonder how does Russian language sound for foreign ear?

I love the Russian Language, and I want to learn how to speak it. I'm studying the alphabet right now and trying to remember the sounds. How long will it take to speak fluently and if anyone who knows Russian could tell what the main problems are when learning it and how long it may take. ;[)

I want to translate the Title of my novel into russian language. I would like also its pronounciation.

i ve installed an english version of vista ultimate. on it ive included the russian keyboard layout and i can type in russian language as well. The problem is that when it comes to installing any software with a russian interface, all i see is ??????????????, ??????? meaning OS cant interprete the cyllic fonts. Whats the solution to this problem? Thanks in advance.

I would like to know how many people living in Romania can speak the Russian language. Please also indicate the source of your information.

Is it important to study the Russian language? What's the importance of learning it, aside from being one of the most spoken languages, being a United Nations offcial language, and its importance in the field of science and discovery?

Please don't give stupid, insensible and racist answers. Thank you.

I am a graduate student in Daejeon, South Korea. I need to learn to read and speak Russian for some reason. Do you know any good russian language learning website? At this point, I know nothing about russian. I don't even know what"Hello" is in Russian.

I also need something that keeps me have interested in learning russian. Do you know any good Russian movies or pop-songs and any website that I can download them free?
Thanks.

I was randomly wondering about the number of tenses in the Russian language. I remember someone once told me that there are around 50-something, and that we don't use a lot of them (from old Russian?) and don't notice when we use the rest. That sounds like an insanely large number, and I have no idea if there's any inkling of truth in it as I've been living in America for 12 years and speak Russian only at home (never formally studied grammar). I'd love to hear any thoughts about this!

I want to learn the Russian language. What is a good way to go about it?

I have some russian language written in english characters.how do i convert them in english language.please answer me.it's very imporatnt for me.please answer me somone.
thank you.

Do you think the Russian language has a place in the business world?
The Russian economy has developed a lot within the last couple of years, mainly because of the petroleum and the natural gas. However, there is still a lot of corruption and I believe they'll have hardships (the Georgia conflict didn't help them) economically and politically.
Everybody speaks English nowadays, but it seems that the Russians aren't that eager to learn it.

And if anyone has a minor or major in it, how hard is it to learn??

Russian has always interested me, and I'm just dying to learn it, I don't know why, it's just a feeling i've always had.

Is there any significance with a minor, or even a major, in Russian language and literature? or whatever they call the major..

Thanks!

Is the Russian language still being taught as a second language in Serbia, Bosnia or Croatia.

what is a good, but cheap way to learn the Russian language with a narrator telling you how to pronounce the words.

Note: i looked in on the Rosetta Stone program and it was way to much for me. so...any ideas??

thanks alot!