How do you type in Russian?

Answer 1

Russian is written in the Cyrillic alphabet and can be written in cursive or print. The print looks like this: (Phonetic sounds/letters are in brackets [Added by Oink48])

Upper/lowercase

Аа (A)

Бб (B)

Вв (V)

Гг (G)

Дд (D)

Ее (Ye)

Ёё (Yo)

Жж (Zh)

Зз (Z)

Ии (Ee)

Йй (-y (adds the effect of putting a y after a word - e.g. bo - boy))

Кк (K)

Лл (L)

Мм (M)

Нн (N)

Оо (O)

Пп (P)

Рр (R)

Сс (S)

Тт (T)

Уу (Oo)

Фф (F)

Хх (Kh)

Цц (Ts)

Чч (Ch)

Шш (Sh)

Щщ (Shch)

Ъъ (Hard sign - used after a word to Sharpen the sound slightly)

Ыы (Oieu (e.g. oy from Boy))

Ьь (Soft sign - used after a word to soften the sound slightly)

Ээ (Aer)

Юю (Yu)

Яя (Ya)

Answer 2

If you have a computer that is running WINDOWS, go the language part in the control panel. You will be able to select a variety of languages that you can toggle. Russian is one of them. I think all Windows from XP and newer can do this (for other languages too!!).

It would also be helpful to printout a layout of the Russian Keyboard. Unless you want to put stickers on your own keyboard, you'll have to simply remember which Russian Letter is represented by which Letter is on your keyboard, when you are in Russian Mode.

My computer is set up this way: I will switch to Russian now:

Сейчас я пишу по-русски

I swear, the only thing I changed was a little toggle switch on my screen (from ENglish to RUssian, and back).

Answer 3

Школа (pronounced 'shkola').

Answer 4

Angliiskii

Answer 5

Russia

Answer 6

English