Can anybody recommend a good tutorial or any program whatsoever that can teach how to speak Russian fluently?
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The best program for you to learn Russian is dependent on several things.  How badly do you need to learn it?  To what level of proficiency do you need to learn it?  How much free time do you have?  Where do you live?  How much money do you have to spend on this?\n\nThe best way to learn any language is to go live in the country that speaks it for one year or more.\n(I am a foreign exchange student returnee from a year long program in St. Petersburg, Russia)\n\nIf you are not so eager to leave the country the second best thing would be to find a Russian community to become a part of.  That depends on where you live and what is available to you there.\n\nThere is always school.  Depending on which school you go to you can take classes in Russian to fluency level.\n\nThen if you're more of a do it yourself type person.  Try looking around in Barnes and Noble Bookstores.  They have several tutorial programs and self-teach programs.  If you decide to go this route it is best to search online for someone that you can have frequent conversations with about pronounciation and grammar, spelling, that sort of thing.\n\nI hope this helps you.
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First- start talking to people who are speaking the language you want to learn better.\n\nSecond- Listen to the radio, talk radio, this will help in learning usage of words. Live music concerts and lectures are great to go to also.\n\nThird- You can also have a pen pal or two. Online or via mail.\n\nFourth- Get some books on tape, listen to some each day.\n\nFive- vocabulary is something we work on improving for a lifetime, but you can get a good Dictionary and a good Thesaurus, these will help a lot. Refer to these whenever you see a word you do not understand or know how to use. I have these on hand myself all the time.\n\nSix- Written communication is good to work on right along with verbal skills. Listen, speak and write it down on paper.
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I believe the program you are looking for is e-Speaking at (www.e-Speaking.com).  This program uses the Microsoft Speech Application Interface (SAPI) which you have already installed on your system and begun the training.\n\nThe e-Speaking program allows you to assign programs, keyboard macros, and launch documents, websites, mouse clicks, etc. etc. using commands that are recognized by the SAPI speech engine.  e-Speaking was designed as a graphical front-end software to the Microsoft Speech Engine.  e-Speaking was specifically designed for Windows XP systems.  \n\ne-Speaking is shareware and has a 30 day trial period.  Please feel free to give it a try and see if it suppliments what you are seeking to do.\n\nSeveral videos showing e-Speaking are available for you to view online at YouTube.com
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www.arirangtv.com has a section called "let's speak Korean" that has video on demand of ten minute korean lessons.  try the earlier ones, they have simpler stuff if that is where you are.  You will have to learn the alphabet first though so check out the sites the first guy mentioned if you need to learn that.
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Hello,\n\nYes you can. First of all you can use some free stuff from the net. You can even interact with people from your chosen country that you want to learn their language.\n\nTry Pimsleur learning program;its recorded books like conversational which is paced. Every one i know has raved about pimsleur.\n\nTry Rosetta Stone as well ...WWW.BYKI.COM, free download site for your chosen language \n\nGood luck\n\nP.S. If you want to learn for example spanish, you can also listen to their music,film and radio and not to forget reading their books not only will your speaking skills improve,but your vocabulary
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I speak Russian, cause I'm Russian :)\nа русскую клавиатуру можно найти здесь http://www.koelnru.de/service/klava.html
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You could try 'Portuguese in 10 minutes a day' which is available in major bookstores in the language section. Its $15-20 and will start you off with a good vocab and basic understanding of the language. \n\nMy personal favorite is the Living Languages series, as I find it the most comprehensive and well layed out. That can be found at major bookstores too as well as amazon.com.
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well i do know math and russian, \nso ask what words your want to translate, and then i can help you.\n:D
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Immersion in the language, living in another culture is, hands-down, the best way.  It's also the most disruptive to your life, and few can do it.\n\nIf you're learning on your own, some general tips for learning languages:\n\n1. Look at people's reviews on Amazon to determine what are some of the best courses.\n\n2. Go to the library and check out different types of courses, and see what works for you best.\n\n3. Put aside 30 - 60 minutes per day and study some each day.\n\n4. If you get discouraged, take a couple of days off, but set your next time to study and stick to it. If you go too long (say a week) between study sessions, you'll start forgetting.\n\n5. Go into the experience realizing that you'll make lots of mistakes, don't worry about them and keep going.\n\n6. Try to find someone better than you in the language to speak with. You can't learn to speak a language without speaking it. If you're trying to learn with someone else who is also learning, you'll lead each other into learning errors.
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Try Michel Thomas CDs. French is a hard languge to learn, but these will make you start speaking straight away and give you confidence. Bon chance.
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I think that Russians have the funniest English accent (hmm, those who do not speak it very well, not all of them, of course). It sound something like "Vot is ap, maaan"! For real
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Hello,\n\nSince you want to learn here are a few pointers \n\nPimsleur Recorded Books and Rosetta Stone very good because they are like recorded conversations, they are one of the best on the market. \n\nTeach yourself French, Spanish, Italian..what a minute you didn't say what dialect of chinese could it be mandarin or cantonese ? anyway they have both books but, i'll advice on you getting the cd. \n\nCheck with your library before going okay. \n\nwww.byki.com, this is  a free resource if you want to learn it is a downloadable software to give you a start in your chosen language.
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Could you teach me how to speak Ebonics too?
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I've been doin some research on this myself and i think you can find the best tutorial www.frenchtutorial.com, all you need to do is sign up, it has audio, examples, all you need.
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Watch American TV. Crazy as it sounds it will help you speak more fluently.  Soap operas are good for this.  I would also recommend you enroll in an ESL (English as a second language) class at your local community college.
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You can go to Japanese-Online.com and learn for free.\nor look at LanguageQuest.com for a full list of book, tapes, cds, and software.
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www.guresdosyasi.com/filareg.\nhtml, if you can read Russian