"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).