I am a political science major and need to take a language course in college. I have always had a strange fascination with Russian culture, history, and politics. What are some good reasons to learn the Russian language? What are the benefits of the language, especially in the field of politics/international relations? I know the language is difficult to learn when compared to Spanish, French, German, etc. However, Russian is considered the "easiest of the hard languages." I don't think I should shy away from the language, however, just because of its difficulty......

Please mention any Software to learn the Russian language easily.

How do u say loyalty in russian language

Hi there, I'm highly interested to learn Russian language. I know its tough to learn easily. But if there is any software or dictionary which I can use to learn about how to pronounce Russian words then it will be easy for me to speak.

By this time I'll also learn the Russian alphabet and how to pronounce it. So, if you know or have any idea or website link about Russian language please share with me here. I'll be really greatful to you. Thank you.

I just started learning about the Russian language and was wondering if I spelt my name right? I was confused about the y part.

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Kayla
(Kay-luh)

thank you very much!!

What are the best things to buy or to do in order to learn the Russian language fairly well?

am from palestine and its hard to found an exe file to change the interface of my XP window to the russian language can any one help me as queike as possible?

ive downloaded a game, English and Russian language but the game is in Russian, plz translate where the menu is for the language config plzzzz

PS.
Well done for defeating Germany

Is there an alphabet? If so can you tell me how the Russian language works? if their are any vowels etc and how do you write a word together and is their any variations in the style you write it effecting the way it will turn out?

French is kinda bit easy for me but, when I see Russian symbols, I almost die. And I just wanted to learn them.
I'm from Philippines, and I can speak English very well. I tried studying french but I'm kinda bored to it. Is Russian language easy? I would like to know your opinions.

Who can tell me how I can say "have a nice flight" in russian language. Please use both Kyrril alphabet for original phrase and latin or IPA for pronunciation.
I know something like "dobroma puti". What does this exactly mean. It is spelled as it is.

By which I mean, if someone asks me which language I speak, I'll tell them, "English."

If I were to ask a German man what he speaks, he'd tell me "Deutsch." -- Not German.

A Spaniard would tell me "Español." -- Not Spanish.

So, if I were to ask a Russian which language they speak... what is their Russian word for <Russian language>.

I don't think that you can write it in Cyrillic here... but if you can, please don't, I can only read Latin characters.

Thanks much.

I have English text with Arial font that I now need converting to Russian language, and it needs to be Cyrillic. So which is the basic Russian font that I should I use for that? Thanks

Well, I am new to the Russian language and I don't understand the stressed and unstressed vowels.

i am planning to order a russian mail order bride and i was wondering how hard it is to learn russian.

it seems that russian has some similar words with the romance languages. i can speak spanish a bit so i difficult would it be?

also, do i have to learn cyrilic alphabet to learn russian? basically i just want to communicate enough with my future russian wife.

i like the sound of the russian language so i prefer to communicate with my wife with russian, not english.

how does russian language sound for you? seems like what?

Did i write this right? (russian)?
I just started learning about the Russian language and was wondering if I spelt my name right? I was confused about the Y letter.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=29za5xs&s=5

Kayla
(Kay-luh)

Thank you very much!!

hi, im going to a med school in moscow, and it's going to be in english but since im going to live there as well, do i really need to speak fluent russian language or just the basic?
is it hard to learn the language, and do i still have time to learn?
im flying there late september.
thanks!

one of my friends is trying to learn Russian language and he needs to speak , if some one can speak in this language so please contact me and i will connect him/her to him .
he is 25 years old , and he lives in Iran . it does not matter that where you live , the only thing that matters is that you can speak so when you are online you can speak in Russian and improve my friends language skills . thank you for your help every one .
E-mail : wilhelmmyers@yahoo.com
ID : wilhelmmyers
and it does not matter how old you are !!!

one of my friends is trying to learn Russian language and he needs to speak , if some one can speak in this language so please contact me and i will connect him/her to him .
he is 25 years old , and he lives in Iran .
E-mail : wilhelmmyers@yahoo.com
ID : wilhelmmyers

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

Hy! I would like to learn the Russian language by myself. I don't know anybody who could help me. I have to books. I began by learning the letters but I don't succeed in remembering how they are written and neither how they are pronounced. How could I learn it? Are there also some websites that could help me?

What is Letter of Calling ( O ) to call someone , in Russian language ?

Letter for call someone , in english this ( O ) Letter ,
Like in English when you say : " O my lord " ,

with russian alphabet. oh and , tried online translation sites but nah they don't work. i need a native speaker of russian language, moreover especially a real russian, not a ukranian or georgian etc.
and it's important to say "she" if there's masculine-feminine thing in russian like "she" and "he". i need the exact translation for "she is my immortal beloved". thanks in adv.

Does the airport supply anyone that can speak Russian language, or can we help her translate in case they ask her any questions at the airport?

Ok so i have looked at my local community college and the Russian language is not offered. So I'm going to try to self teach myself, what teaching aids would help me most? I'm looking for specific books, audio, etc.... please keep in mind i have a very tight budget so "Rosetta stone" is out of the equation

I just got a part time job offer to help this girl learn Russian. She was adopted by an American family when she was 8 and was speaking Russian fluently, now she is 15 and barely remembers it. I want to teach her how to speak again but more importantly I want her to have the tools to continue using her Russian language throughout her life. I want to know if anyone has any good ideas of how someone can continue to converse in their Native language when they do not have family or friends that speak it anymore?

I would like to learn the Russian language. Do you have any tips for learning it? How about websites in Russian that would help me practice reading?

People! I've downloaded software in used/created using Russian Language.
But my comp doesn't allow me to read those words/text in this program which is Russian language.
How to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
James

I was wondering if people of Alaska, Russian or America, who practice Russian Orthodox, practice their religion in English or Russian language? Is the Russian Orthodox community mostly Russians? In that case are the services done in Russian? Or is the community more diverse and Americans attend the services too? So my question is: are the services mostly done in Russian or English?
Does Russian Orthodoxy take Exorcism as seriously as the Roman Catholics? are they afraid of demons?

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

I'm really obsessed about Russia and all the universities that I see seems to be hard to get into like UC Riverside or Long Beach State University. Is there any universities where I could learn the Russian language in Linguistics?

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.