learn to speak russian

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i have a desire to learn to speak russian , i live in the north east direction and im looking if some one can point me in the right direction

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what was that meant to be ?

simu

It was an attempt at humour, I believe. Serious answers from now on, people!

Odaise Gaelach

Learning a language on your own is very tough, but if you really want to try it, head to your library. I'm actually trying to learn Russian too, and I managed to get a book and some tapes from my library. Very handy.

As well, if you try the language and like it, you should try and get a Russian dictionary. They're not hard to get and can be very useful. But make sure that it's one that contains the declensions - very important.

By the way, I've only been learning Russian for the past few weeks, but I have to admit that it's an absolutely beautiful, fantastic language. The first major hurdle is the Cyrillic lettering, and if you can get past that then you're well on your way

Υдача! (Good luck!)

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Odaise Gaelach wrote:

Learning a language on your own is very tough, but if you really want to try it, head to your library. I'm actually trying to learn Russian too, and I managed to get a book and some tapes from my library. Very handy.

As well, if you try the language and like it, you should try and get a Russian dictionary. They're not hard to get and can be very useful. But make sure that it's one that contains the declensions - very important.

By the way, I've only been learning Russian for the past few weeks, but I have to admit that it's an absolutely beautiful, fantastic language. The first major hurdle is the Cyrillic lettering, and if you can get past that then you're well on your way

Υдача! (Good luck!)

Thanks for the advice and the warm words of encouragement ,

Odaise Gaelach

No problem Sarge.

By the way, I'm just curious, why do you want to learn and speak Russian?

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Odaise Gaelach wrote:

No problem Sarge.

By the way, I'm just curious, why do you want to learn and speak Russian?

few reasons

1.i always admires the russian race
2.there is a lot of russians living in ireland now
3.always interested in learning something new

Odaise Gaelach

Sarge wrote:

few reasons

1.i always admires the russian race
2.there is a lot of russians living in ireland now
3.always interested in learning something new

They're pretty much the same reasons why I started learning Russian.

As I said, it's a wonderful language and you should enjoy learning it. Let us know how its going.