Learning Russian language

ah thanks for your help!! can somebody tell me "po and pri" before idu,edu etc?=)

@ Vlada l can help you at Turkish,if you need anything

*lollipop, thanks for the edit.

i just didnt want 39849384 people tellimg me that they already knew that.
its happened before, and i didnt want it to happen again. haha

Originally Posted by PROPEL

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Йй =Y

... also "J" (transliterated) but it's the sound of "Y" ... "Мой" will often be transliterated as "Moj" in Roman letters, but it's pronounced "moy". For most keyboards that I use, I type "j" to get "й". Just to reduce possible confusion ..... I hope!

Good job dude!

Edit: ..... but also, my Russian-speaking friend in Kharkov often writes "ja" instead of "ya" (I mean English "I").........

I hope a lot of native-Russian speakers will help all of us here! Or is there another thread that's trying to accomplish this? I've searched, and maybe I found another topic, but if so, I lost it and it's hard to find it again ......?

^i know, but i use it as a Y
i see a lot of people use "j", it bugs me because of the sound of a y.
AHHAHA


i didnt know what one to do!
I'm going to add that in my post!
Thank you jandros!!!!!!

How can you add the Cyrillic alphabet to your computer?

MORE BASICS!

Hello- Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuyte)
Goodbye - До Свидания (Da Svidaniya)
Yes - Да (Da)
No - Нет (Nyet)
Maybe - Может Быть (Mozhet Byt') -(Byt' sounds like Bweet)
Please - Пожалуйста (Pozhaluysta)
Thank you - Спасиба (Spasiba)
Excuse me! - Извините! (Izvinite)
Good Morning - Доброе Утро (Dobroye Utro)
Good Day - Добpый День (Dobryy Den') - (Dobryy - sounds like Dobri)
Good Evening - Добрый Вечер (Dobryy Vecher)
Good Night- Спокойной Ночи (Spokoynoy Nochi)
See you later- Пoка (Paka)
I understand - Я понимаю (Ya ponimayu)
I know- Я знаю or just знаю (Ya znayu ...znayu)

Originally Posted by Música101

How can you add the Cyrillic alphabet to your computer?

1.Control Panel
2.Date,Time,Language, and Reigonal Options
3.Add Other Langagues
4.(in that window thing) Details
5.(make sure the top tab is in settings)Add
6.Input language - Find Russian.

After you find Russian, hit OK.
On your taskbar, there should be an EN box on the right.

When you click EN, you'll get a small menu showing all the languages you chose

EN=English
RU=Russian

When ever you want to write in bulgarain, just click RU. Then when you want to write back in enlish, click EN


**keep in mind, the russian keyboard does not match up with the english keyboard!

Originally Posted by PROPEL

MORE BASICS!...
See you later- Пака (Paka)
...

You're doing great, better than me ...

Пока, spelled poka, but pronounced paka.

Bolonka! Can you give us a hand?

*thanks jandros!!!

No problem I can handle the easy words. It's the different phrases that keep kicking me in the .....

edit: In learning Russian, patience with oneself is definitely a virtue

Heres a bit more!
(correct me if im wrong )

I'm Hungry (m) - Я голоден (Ya goladen)
I'm Hungry (f) - Я голодна (Ya galadna)
I'm Thirsty - Мне хочется пить (Mne hochetsya pit')
I'm Tired (m) - Я устал (Ya ustal)
I'm Tired (f) - Я устала (Ya ustala)
What's that? - Что это? (Chto Eto?) (Shto ehto)
What's up? - В чём дело? (V chyom dyelo?)
What's new? - Что нового? (Chto novovo?) (Shto novovo)
Who - Кто (Kto)
What - Что (Chto) (Shto - sounds)
When - Когда (Kagda)
Where - Где (Gde) (Guh-di-yeh - sounds)
Why - Почиму (Pachimu)
How - Как (Kak)

Originally Posted by jandros

No problem I can handle the easy words. It's the different phrases that keep kicking me in the .....

edit: In learning Russian, patience with oneself is definitely a virtue

hahahha
yess, the eternal quote. hah


i think that goes with every language too.

Does "vinovata" mean guilty?

yeahhh

im 99.99% sure it is виновата.

Originally Posted by DeBaires

Does "vinovata" mean guilty?

Why? What did you do? ........

Until/unless someone else answers, I assume it's the feminine form of vinovatyj /виноватый ... guilty.

Originally Posted by jandros

Why? What did you do? ........

HAHAHA


виновный

i think that's it.

Thank you all so much!

your welcome!

random sentece i thought of. hahahah

Я тебя всегда буду ждать.
ya tebya vsegda budu zhdat'
I will always wait for you.

i know, that was random, i'll put more stuff up later tomorrow!

I'm starting to study russian on university from October, so I'll be glad to help
So far, I know only basics