I need to know if I am pronouncing these sentences correctly:

Ты сводишь меня сума: T s-vo(ryhmes with foe)-dish menya so-ma.

Мне так хорошо с тобою: Men-a tok(ryhmes with sock) kharasho stow-boy.

(Don't know the cyrillic form but it translates to "I don't speak english"): Ya nyea ga(rhymes with да)-va-roo po(as in police)-an(sorta sounds like on)glee-ski.

I need as much detail as possible.

what is the difference in these sentences.
она ест своё яблоко.
она ест её яблоко.

он читает свою книгу.
он читает его книгу.

они едят свой шоколад.
они едят их шоколад.

are the sentence pairs just different ways of saying the same thing? Or do they mean something a little bit different?

Hi! I have heard some Russian sentences and I liked it. But I don't know if I should learn it. What are the advantages of learning Russian? (business, tourism, etc.) Is it a popular or necessary language?

I would like to know what the following sentences mean in Russian. I very much appreciate your time.

1- spasibo za to chto
2- nue chto
3- ya sebya lutshe chustvuu

So, this is going to be my 3rd foreign language to learn and I am only a teen so I am only looking for the basics and possibly a little farther after the basics. I know some websites like Livemocha.com that work great but I starts out with stuff like how to say Man and Women and then put sentences together and doesn't even go over the alphabet or language rules! So it would be awesome if you all could help with by listing some websites and some interesting techniques that could help me learn Russian! Thanks

Either in Cyrillic or Roman alphabet, I can read both

By the way, don't waste your times copy pasting from google or babelfish TRANSLATOR, those are not accurate when translating entire sentences. Some people still don't seem to understand that

I wanna learn Russian, but not invest money and I know nobody that does speak it, so I thought that I could learn to read/write Russian ( or possibly german ) so how much time of work will it take me to be able to write some basic sentences considering that I learn fast? And can you suggest an good software ( application for iPod is even better ) that could teach me?

sentences regarding to haircut is pretty hard for me,even in my own native language Malay and English.making it worse,i am now living in moscow where it is a MUST to speak russian to be understood.i can speak russian but it goes to a dumb fullstop when it comes to HAIRCUT...*sigh*.what are the appropriate sentences to tell the barber if i want a haircut (nicely trimmed,student cut) in Russian?can somebody help me?i can't stand having such a beehive-like hairstyle.

I'm looking for the best application that I can buy (Not worried about the price) that will translate whole sentences from Russian to English and vice versa on my iphone while I am over seas. I need something that will not need the internet to translate it since I will be in Russia. If it had speech recognition like Jibbigo that would be a bonus, but even if I could just type it in text, that will work also.

1) Who is the girl who rejected you? American or Russian?

2) Regina is a bad girl. She has done some crazy shi.t with guys. Take my word for it.

Thank you! I will choose a best answer quickly with 10 pts :)

BTW in case you're wondering, I'm writing to my Russian friend living in New York. He needs some love advice. I find it easier to write some sentences in Cyrillic so there's no confusing with translation

My friend doesn't know how to use

DO
DOES
DOESN'T
DID
DIDN'T

in sentences

he also doesn't know how to ask questions with this words in the top and botton:

WAS
WERE
WASN'T
WEREN'T

How can I help him? Do you know some courses in english that could help him know how to use those words?

"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.

From, Russian,German,French,Spanish and Italian?

Also, please give me some, very simple Russian phrases or sentences or anything easy and interesting to catch/remember!

I'm from a Russian speaking family but grew up speaking English as my first language. Lately I've been studying written Russian more formally and have been speaking/reading it for hours at a time. I've started to notice that after I've been immersed in Russian for a while, my English isn't as great as it normally is. Words don't come to me as easily and my sentences sound awkward. I write for a living and it's becoming a problem. Has anyone else experienced this?

I've been wanting to learn Russian for some time now, and I already know the fundamentals (verb aspects, comparative, adjective and noun cases, verb tenses, word order in sentences, reflexive verbs, telling the time, etc.), but I hardly heard it spoken and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a site with spoken conversations (audio).