Learning Russian language

Originally Posted by i'm little one

hahah come to Russia we ll teach u it so quickly,u even dont notice it

Колку години имаше кога ойде во Руссия? И колку време ти фати да научиш Русский?

Hello If someone wanna practise speaking Russian and has skype, welcome and p.m.

Originally Posted by greyatlas.

I was wondering, what words can you not use 'по' in front of? I see it in front of words and it adds a meaning to it, but if you add it in front of other words, will that be relevant?

Maybe you´ll give some examples?
You mean - смотреть - посмотреть
говорить - поговорить
and so on?

Anybody want to exchange e-mails, and learn from each other?
I speak fluently danish and english, and I really want to learn russian

Hoping to hear from any of you ..

Originally Posted by IrinaYelisabeta

Anybody want to exchange e-mails, and learn from each other?
I speak fluently danish and english, and I really want to learn russian

Hoping to hear from any of you ..

Hello ! You can ask any of your questions here . Glad to help ;P

Hi, Irina! U can add me to ur msn or yahoo catherinefomenko@yahoo.com

Can anyone suggest me a way to learn Russian without a tutor?(I haven't the money for that sort of thing) I have a very basic knowledge of the language at the moment, and I'd love to learn more. But a question I have is, when do you use свой as apposed to the other words like мой, твой, and so on? Also can anyone explain to me how words like that decline? They seem to just randomly throw out свою and твою, and I've been given no explanation as to why. Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by Gokulol

Can anyone suggest me a way to learn Russian without a tutor?(I haven't the money for that sort of thing) I have a very basic knowledge of the language at the moment, and I'd love to learn more.

If you want a good grounding in Russian grammar, I always highly suggest this book. Mind you, I don't have a ton of Russian resources, but the book is inexpensive and explains things quite well. If you push yourself to learn vocab as you go along, you should have an intermediate skill level when you finish the book. (Now I should take my own advice and get back to studying...)

The Master Russian Forum is a large community of native Russian speakers, and those learning the language... but what's cool is they have a forum devoted to audio clips (among many other useful forums). So if you need to hear something specific, someone can record it for you. (You can ask for language help here too, since the people on this board are nicer. But, shh! don't tell the members on the MR forum I said that.)

Originally Posted by macorules94

omg why is Russian so hard ahha can't it be basic like Bulgarian and Macedonian lol

Compared to the Asian languages I studied, and Estonian which I plan on studying next, Russian seems like a breeze to me.

Whats the difference between

Делаю и Делаем?

Димаю и Димаем?

Isnt it the same thing?

1Делаю и 2Делаем?

1.I am doing
2. We are doing

First one is used with 'I' and second one with 'we'

Димаю и Димаем?

No such thing

i think he ment думаю-думаем-i think/we think
am i ringh macorules94?

yeah yeah

Originally Posted by macorules94

yeah yeah

we think in Macedonian thats why understand each other
Macorules94 do u want one song in Russian for better learnin it?

yess pleasee

Originally Posted by macorules94

yess pleasee

i sent u it in message,dear

I tried to look through all of the posts for this link, but if I missed it somewhere please let me know and I'll remove it from this post.

This is one of my favorite sites for studying Russian. It has a lot of basic information, and audio to go with all of it.

http://www.languagehelpers.com/membe...agehelper.html

Anyway, I hope this will help someone.

your friend,

Speedy

Originally Posted by Fire

Greyatlas, and of course try to speak Russian. If ur bf is Russian it won't be a problem If u need any help we r here to answer ur questions. Good luck!

so am i ! ^^^

Originally Posted by Dreams~

Compared to the Asian languages I studied, and Estonian which I plan on studying next, Russian seems like a breeze to me.

Good luck with that I'm Estonian so I can help with that.

I like finnish language a lot, and recently I've heard estonian which sounds so much like finnish (yeah I know they belong to the same group of languages but so does hungarian that is again much different that these two) so it would be interesting to learn it. But I have no time with all the languages I'm learning at the moment.

Can someone explain to me why
1. Harry Potter---Гарри Поттер (why not Харри?)
2. Босна и Херцеговина (serbian)---Босния и Герцеговина (russian) ?
What's with the letter Г?