I'm learning Russian but have heard that some people only know how to speak it but can not read it. My main goal is to speak it understand when it's spoken. Should I learn to read Russian and speak it? What's easier best when learning Russian language?
For ex, if I only know it written in English...Preevyet rather than Preevyet written in Russian letters.
My husband's from Russia, so this is why I'm learning language.
Oh I don't need to hear ridiculous statements about Russian men or Russia....been with my hubby for 10 years happy and he hates vodka...get the picture. Thanks!

After getting home from vacation and settling into my routines again, I realized I'm going to have a long August before school starts. So to challenge myself, I was going to try to learn a language by myself. I initially chose Russian, because it seemed like a unique choice. Now I have stumbled upon a roadblock. Writing some of the Russian letters is a challenge, so before I wasted my time learning those characters, I wanted to know if more people write in a cursive version of the language or print. I figured I may as well go all the way and write the way most people would. Thanks for all advice in advance.

in English letters and in Russian letters if possible...

How do you say "Love is Love" is russian??
Just wondering, I'm using it for something.
I need it in russian letters too! thanks

How would I write these names in russian letters?

Dariana
Kendra

I would like to write "Belle Rose" (meaning "Beautiful Rose (flower)") in Russian letters...can anyone help me out?