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 Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 4:33 pm
My friend and I are taking Russian in high school next year.
We already know Spanish. We're learning Japanese, and my Korean friend's mother wants me to start taking Korean lessons with her daughter over summer.
We're hoping to mix up all these languages. Like, in a conversation, I might say one sentence in Spanish, and she'll answer in Russian. That way, nobody will be able to figure out what we're saying [unless a person knows Spanish, Russian, Korean, and Japanese o____O;;].
We are very excited about learning Russian, though. Thanks for all the websites to help us learn faster.
We heard, though, that in the beginning all we will be learning is the new alphabet. D:
Boring. We're already teaching ourselves that.
If anybody knows how to say the word "notebook" in Russian, it'd be grand if you could tell us the pronunciation. x)
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 6:32 pm
ParanoiaPhyre My friend and I are taking Russian in high school next year.
We already know Spanish. We're learning Japanese, and my Korean friend's mother wants me to start taking Korean lessons with her daughter over summer.
We're hoping to mix up all these languages. Like, in a conversation, I might say one sentence in Spanish, and she'll answer in Russian. That way, nobody will be able to figure out what we're saying [unless a person knows Spanish, Russian, Korean, and Japanese o____O;;].
We are very excited about learning Russian, though. Thanks for all the websites to help us learn faster.
We heard, though, that in the beginning all we will be learning is the new alphabet. D:
Boring. We're already teaching ourselves that.
If anybody knows how to say the word "notebook" in Russian, it'd be grand if you could tell us the pronunciation. x) tyetrat smile tyeh-trat (the R is rolled quite heavily and the final T in the word is pronounced almost like "ts")
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Posted: Sun May 07, 2006 7:58 pm
Proudly_Jewish ParanoiaPhyre My friend and I are taking Russian in high school next year.
We already know Spanish. We're learning Japanese, and my Korean friend's mother wants me to start taking Korean lessons with her daughter over summer.
We're hoping to mix up all these languages. Like, in a conversation, I might say one sentence in Spanish, and she'll answer in Russian. That way, nobody will be able to figure out what we're saying [unless a person knows Spanish, Russian, Korean, and Japanese o____O;;].
We are very excited about learning Russian, though. Thanks for all the websites to help us learn faster.
We heard, though, that in the beginning all we will be learning is the new alphabet. D:
Boring. We're already teaching ourselves that.
If anybody knows how to say the word "notebook" in Russian, it'd be grand if you could tell us the pronunciation. x) tyetrat smile tyeh-trat (the R is rolled quite heavily and the final T in the word is pronounced almost like "ts") Thank you!
When teachers usually see notes, they take them away. My friend and I have notebooks, one for each of us, and we write notes in them and switch every hour. We love those notebooks so much we give them names, and Glucagon is just about full. D:
Tyetrat sounds so pretty. whee
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 7:48 am
Russian is a gorgeous language. I plan to start learning it soon, but I'm already currently learning French, Japanese and Korean...I may start that and Chinese, but I'm not sure yet.
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 8:22 pm
I actually started jotting notes down today about the alphabet and numbers. I can say "Where is the _____?" and "What is that?" I think it's a good start. heart
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 1:14 pm
i love speaking russian heart
is anybody here Ukranian?
i was born and raised there but now i live in the United States
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 2:10 pm
blind_angel i love speaking russian heart is anybody here Ukranian? i was born and raised there but now i live in the United States Do you speak any Ukranian? rofl
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 3:00 pm
Proudly_Jewish blind_angel i love speaking russian heart is anybody here Ukranian? i was born and raised there but now i live in the United States Do you speak any Ukranian? rofl hey I've been looking for some Ukrainian speakers for the Ukrainian General Discussion! http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?t=2739693
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 5:28 pm
spanishnerd99 Now this may seem like a stupid question, but is Russia a part of Europe or Asia? In this one book, it said it's European... well most of land is actually in Asia but most of the oppulation lives in the European part and so most people say that it is part of Europe i think sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 5:31 pm
Proudly_Jewish blind_angel i love speaking russian heart is anybody here Ukranian? i was born and raised there but now i live in the United States Do you speak any Ukranian? rofl well i used to be able to but since i moved to the United States i forgot most of it but now i'm going to try to speak and write again. when i was little i knew more Ukranian than Russian and i wrote and read better in that language but i totally forgot it because i stopped speaking in that language sweatdrop did that make any sense?
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Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 6:13 am
InessaCat Proudly_Jewish blind_angel i love speaking russian heart is anybody here Ukranian? i was born and raised there but now i live in the United States Do you speak any Ukranian? rofl well i used to be able to but since i moved to the United States i forgot most of it but now i'm going to try to speak and write again. when i was little i knew more Ukranian than Russian and i wrote and read better in that language but i totally forgot it because i stopped speaking in that language sweatdrop did that make any sense? don't worry you not alone it has happened to my friend from Norway(He knew many languages besides norwegian) now he forgot all of them except english
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Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 8:05 am
Где водка? ninja
Heheh, one of the few phrases I currently know.
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Eccentric Iconoclast Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 11:59 am
DART OF SECKS Где водка? ninja
Heheh, one of the few phrases I currently know.
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Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 6:18 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 1:07 pm
I started Learning Russian with a friend of mine. It's a very pretty language and I love the letter D.
But yes... Could someone help explain those letters that are in words that don't actually get pronounced but emphasize ones before them? I'm having a very hard time understanding what they're there for and how to treat them. gonk
And is it true that the masc. and fem. forms of "This" are pronounced the same although they are written differently? Is this because the final letter of a word is usually not so emphasized?
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