It's a challenge for most native English speakers.
Most people will jump to tell you that the hardest thing to learn is the Cyrillic alphabet (the alphabet the Russian language uses.) Honestly, as a Russian Major in college, I can tell you that it took 1 week to learn the alphabet, and out of everything, that has been the easiest thing to learn.
The hardest thing for me is cases. Russian is a case language, which means that nouns and adjectives have different suffixes depending on what they are in the sentence, and what gender of a noun they are. In the following sentences, "big newspaper" is always in the same. In Russian, "big newspaper" would change in each sentence.
"It is in this big newspaper." "Ohn v bolshoi gazete."
"He reads the big newspaper." "Ohn chitaet bolshuyoo gazetu."
I have shown 2 cases; accusative and prepositional. There are 6.
In addition, Russian has strange verbs. Each verb has two words that you use for perfective and imperfective actions. That's also insanely confusing.
So, when someone tells you "Oh yeah, the hardest part is the alphabet." Not true.
Depends which is your native language for somebody who speaks another Slavic language(e.g Russian or Czech) as her/his native. Polish is not hard to learn, for anybody else it is hard, not impossible but still hard.
Actually, I'm Russian and I think that if you are from Asia or speak an Asian language (polish, Chinese, ukranian), if the only language you know is English then it will be really hard And also, if you have a very good french, German, or Italian accent then it will be easier for you This is how you spell hi in Russian: привет This is how you pronounce it - preevet
It is a language which is difficult for a non-native speaker to learn (typically uses a different alphabet) and is normally important for strategic reasons. For example, Russian during the Cold War, Arabic now.
To get a Russian boy to like you, show genuine interest in his culture, be open-minded, and make an effort to learn about his interests and hobbies. Establishing good communication and mutual respect are key factors in building a strong connection with him.
Some common words to learn in Russian include greetings (привет - hello), numbers (один - one), basic verbs (идти - to go), and common nouns (дом - house). It is also helpful to learn common phrases and expressions for everyday communication.
He is a Russian, he lives in Moscow. The Russian language is hard to learn.
Russian is an easy language to learn for some people. For others it is an incredibly frustrating language to learn.
The best way to learn about Russian News is by: tuning into Russian radio stations, catch up on Russian newspapers that are made available online and on the Russian News Room.
There are several ways to learn Russian. A person can take a class where Russian is taught. They may also try Rosetta Stone at home to learn at their leisure.
Depends which is your native language for somebody who speaks another Slavic language(e.g Russian or Czech) as her/his native. Polish is not hard to learn, for anybody else it is hard, not impossible but still hard.
Actually, I'm Russian and I think that if you are from Asia or speak an Asian language (polish, Chinese, ukranian), if the only language you know is English then it will be really hard And also, if you have a very good french, German, or Italian accent then it will be easier for you This is how you spell hi in Russian: привет This is how you pronounce it - preevet
It is a language which is difficult for a non-native speaker to learn (typically uses a different alphabet) and is normally important for strategic reasons. For example, Russian during the Cold War, Arabic now.
No. It is not. The alphabets are the same as English and grammar is not hard to learn.
How hard a language is to learn really depends on your motivation.
You can learn by either a language program or find a Russian tutor or find a friend who is Russian and they can teach trust that would work. I strongly recommend starting out with learning their alphabet before you start learning words.
no soccer is not hard to learn just know your position and stand by it.
Grisko, being a Russian brand are hard to break in because of that-there Russian! Russian dancers are MUCH stronger then other races so there fore, it's easy for them, but not so much for us!