What do Russians speak?

Answer 1

There is only one official language in Russia and that is Russian but there are over 100 minority languages spoken in Russia today (with the most popular being English)

Russia is the largest country in the world and has a large diversity of ethnic groups, languages and customs. Some of the languages other than Russian are - Khalkha-Buryat, Even/Lamut, Evenki/Tungus, Nanai, Udehe, Chuvash, Altay, Yakut, Uygur, Bashkir, Tartar, Erzya, Ingrian, Karelian, Livonian, Mari/Cheremis, Moksha, Mordvin, Veps, Votic, Komi/Zyrian, Komi-Permyak, Saami, Udmurt/Votyak, Enets, Nenets, Nganasan, Selkup, Khanty/Ostyak, Mansi/Vogul, and these are just the Altaic and Uralic languages, many of which are very localised and spoken only by small groups.

Answer

Although Russian is the only federally official language of the Russian Federation, there are several other officially-recognized languages within Russia's various constituencies. This is a list of languages that are official only in certain parts of Russia (the language family in which the language belongs is given in parentheses).

1. Abaza (Northwest Caucasian; in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
2. Adyghe (Northwest Caucasian; in the Republic of Adygea)
3. Altay (Turkic; in the Altai Republic)
4. Avar (Northeast Caucasian; in the Republic of Dagestan)
5. Bashkir (Turkic; in the Republic of Bashkortostan)
6. Buryat (Mongolic; in Agin-Buryat Okrug and the Buryat Republic)
7. Chechen (Northeast Caucasian; in the Chechen Republic)
8. Chukchi (Chukotko-Kamchatkan; in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug)
9. Chuvash (Turkic; in the Chuvash Republic)
10. Erzya (Uralic; in the Republic of Mordovia)
11. Ingush (Northeast Caucasian; in the Republic of Ingushetia)
12. Kabardian (Northwest Caucasian; in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
13. Kalmyk (Mongolic; in the Republic of Kalmykia)
14. Karachay-Balkar (Turkic; in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
15. Khakas (Turkic; in the Republic of Khakassia)
16. Khanty (Uralic; in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
17. Komi-Zyrian (Uralic; in the Komi Republic)
18. Mansi (Uralic; in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
19. Mari (Uralic; in the Mari El Republic)
20. Moksha (Uralic; in the Republic of Mordovia)
21. Nenets (Uralic; in Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
22. Nogai (Turkic; in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
23. Ossetic (Indo-European; in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania)
24. Tatar (Turkic; in the Republic of Tatarstan)
25. Tuvan (Turkic; in the Tuva Republic)
26. Udmurt (Uralic; in the Udmurt Republic)
27. Yakut (Turkic; in the Sakha Republic)

Answer

The primary and official language of Russia is Russian. However there are some 35 other languages that have official status in one or more regions of Russia.

Answer
Most of the residents of Russia speak the Russian language. Other languages spoken in Russia include German, French, and English.
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Answer 2

The most common language spoken in the Russian Federation is Russian, its official language. There are also 27 co-official languages that are only official in specific areas of Russia.

Answer 3

Russian, of course. there are various dialects and the Ukrainian is different in some grammar and spelling , as they spell Anastasia with two I"s and pronounce it somewhat differently the Sovietskaya Ukraine ( roughly Soviet Ukraine- Soviet here used as an adjective() is no longer part of mainline Russia, but is an independent nation of the CIS. There are different types of Ukrainian flags, also.

Answer 4

The 1 and only Federally official language spoken in Russia is Russian.

Here is a list of all 24 regional official languages:

1. Abaza

2. Adyghe

3. Altay

4. Avar

5. Bashki

6. Buryat

7. Chechen

8. Chuvash

9. Erzya

10. Ingush

11. Kabardian

12. Kalmyk

13. Karachay-Balkar

14. Khakas

15. Komi-Zyrian

16. Mansi

17. Mar

18. Moksha

19. Nogai

20. Ossetic

21. Tatar

22. Tuvаn

23. Udmurt

24. Yakut

Here is a list of all 108 languages spoken Russia:

1. Abaza

2. Adyghe

3. Aghul

4. Akhvakh

5. Aleut

6. Aleut, Mednyj

7. Altai, Northern

8. Altai, Southern

9. Alutor

10. Andi

11. Archi

12. Avar

13. Azerbaijani, North

14. Bagvalal

15. Balkar

16. Bashkort

17. Bezhta

18. Bohtan Neo-Aramaic

19. Botlikh

20. Buriat

21. Buriat, Russia

22. Chamalal

23. Chechen

24. Chukchi

25. Chulym

26. Chuvash

27. Dargwa

28. Dido

29. Dolgan

30. Domari

31. Enets, Forest

32. Enets, Tundra

33. Erzya

34. Even

35. Evenki

36. Finnish

37. Ghodoberi

38. Gilyak

39. Hinukh

40. Hunzib

41. Ingrian

42. Ingush

43. Itelmen

44. Judeo-Tat

45. Kabardian

46. Kalmyk-Oirat

47. Kamas

48. Karagas

49. Karata

50. Karelian

51. Kerek

52. Ket

53. Khakas

54. Khanty

55. Khvarshi

56. Komi

57. Komi-Permyak

58. Komi-Zyrian

59. Korean

60. Koryak

61. Kumyk

62. Lak

63. Lezgi

64. Livvi-Karelian

65. Ludian

66. Mansi

67. Mari (Russia)

68. Mari, Hill

69. Mari, Meadow

70. Moksha

71. Mongolian, Halh

72. Nanai

73. Negidal

74. Nenets

75. Nganasan

76. Nogai

77. Oroch

78. Orok

79. Romani, Vlax

80. Russian

81. Russian Sign Language

82. Rutul

83. Saami, Akkala

84. Saami, Kildin

85. Saami, Skolt

86. Saami, Ter

87. Selkup

88. Serbian

89. Shor

90. Slavonic, Old Church

91. Tabassaran

92. Tat, Muslim

93. Tatar

94. Tindi

95. Tsakhur

96. Tuva

97. Udihe

98. Udmurt

99. Ulch

100. Veps

101. Vod

102. Yakut

103. Yugh

104. Yukaghir, Northern

105. Yukaghir, Southern

106. Yupik, Central Siberian

107. Yupik, Naukan

108. Yupik, Sirenik

Answer 5

The 1 official language is Russian, spoken by almost everyone as either a first or second language.

There are also 27 more government recognized languages:

1. Abaza
2. Adyghe
3. Altay
4. Bashkir
5. Burya
6. Chechen
7. Chukchi
8. Chuvash
9. Erzya
10. Ingush
11. Kabardian
12. Kalmyk
13. Karachay-Balkar
14. Khakas
15. Khanty
16. Komi-Zyrian
17. Mansi
18. Mari
19. Moksha
20. Nenets
21. Nogai
22. Ossetic
23. Tatar
24. Tuvаn
25. Udmurt
26. Yakut
27. Yiddish (Once spoken in Jewish Autonomous Oblast; no native speakers today.)

English is the most popular foreign language, spoken by about 10% of the population.

Here is a list of ALL 108 languages spoken in Russia today:

1. Abaza
2. Adyghe
3. Aghul
4. Akhvakh
5. Aleut
6. Aleut, Mednyj
7. Altai, Northern
8. Altai, Southern
9. Alutor
10. Andi
11. Archi
12. Avar
13. Azerbaijani, North
14. Bagvalal
15. Balkar
16. Bashkort
17. Bezhta
18. Bohtan Neo-Aramaic
19. Botlikh
20. Buriat
21. Buriat, Russia
22. Chamalal
23. Chechen
24. Chukchi
25. Chulym
26. Chuvash
27. Dargwa
28. Dido
29. Dolgan
30. Domari
31. Enets, Forest
32. Enets, Tundra
33. Erzya
34. Even
35. Evenki
36. Finnish
37. Ghodoberi
38. Gilyak
39. Hinukh
40. Hunzib
41. Ingrian
42. Ingush
43. Itelmen
44. Judeo-Tat
45. Kabardian
46. Kalmyk-Oirat
47. Kamas
48. Karagas
49. Karata
50. Karelian
51. Kerek
52. Ket
53. Khakas
54. Khanty
55. Khvarshi
56. Komi
57. Komi-Permyak
58. Komi-Zyrian
59. Korean
60. Koryak
61. Kumyk
62. Lak
63. Lezgi
64. Livvi-Karelian
65. Ludian
66. Mansi
67. Mari (Russia)
68. Mari, Hill
69. Mari, Meadow
70. Moksha
71. Mongolian, Halh
72. Nanai
73. Negidal
74. Nenets
75. Nganasan
76. Nogai
77. Oroch
78. Orok
79. Romani, Vlax
80. Russian
81. Russian Sign Language
82. Rutul
83. Saami, Akkala
84. Saami, Kildin
85. Saami, Skolt
86. Saami, Ter
87. Selkup
88. Serbian
89. Shor
90. Slavonic, Old Church
91. Tabassaran
92. Tat, Muslim
93. Tatar
94. Tindi
95. Tsakhur
96. Tuva
97. Udihe
98. Udmurt
99. Ulch
100. Veps
101. Vod
102. Yakut
103. Yugh
104. Yukaghir, Northern
105. Yukaghir, Southern
106. Yupik, Central Siberian
107. Yupik, Naukan
108. Yupik, Sirenik

Answer 6

Approximately 100 (see related question for more information).

Answer 7

They speak Russian.

Answer 8

Most Russian people speak Russian.

Answer 9

Russian language

Answer 10

About 100