Does anyone have any beginning Russian and Arabic books , speaking and writing, they can recommend.?
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The Teach Yourself series is pretty good for both Russian and Arabic.  The have audio tapes/cds that can help you with pronounciation.  Hope this helps!
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Try the Muzzy Language Courses. The site below gives a 30 free trial.\nESLKidstuff has flashcards and worksheets\nESLkid has more
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You could probably find some great grammar & spelling workbooks on Amazon for cheap prices.\nwww.amazon.com
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One thing you could try is to help someone from Russia with English or any other language you speak. Through writing to each other, you would both help them and develop a good relationship. One website for finding people like this is www.ccxccx.com
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Arabic,Spanish or Mandrian Chinese
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Ask someone who speaks Russian to translate it.  Online translation programs are no good.  At best, they'll get the gist of your message across; at worst (the usual), they totally mangle your text!
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My favorite quote ever, "if good old fashioned American English was good enough for Jesus and the apostles it's good enough for me" \n\nMy history prof was traveling to Russia and his buddy asked him to pick up a KJV in Russian for him-- there are so many problems with that request, I don't know where to start- HA!
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anything by Anton Checkov (check the spelling on the last name, it may be a bit off)
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Many ..\nare you asking about classes, or reading resources? or may be..web resources?\nOk..\n\nI will put what I know best in the sources..\n\n..about Arabic only...Farsi..even I have studied it before, but only as a subject in Cairo university, Egypt. Not sure where the "best" school is..\n\nGood luck learning :)
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Can be hard to find, try to ask in some arabic forum instead... U will get an quiker responce there...
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yes...it's perfect if you are following Vuk Karadzic's  advice: write as you speak and read as you write (but I think it was only for Serbian language...:)))))
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You could try the following two websites:\nwww.teachnet.com/lesson/langarts/reading/bookrepts1.html \nwww.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson109.shtml\nGood luck!
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Try this one\nLakos Dorottya: Hungarian for foreigners\nThe firts picture is the book, the one below is the cassette. If you have problem in ordering it, just contact me.
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Greek isn't quite so hard as it's made out to be--it has fairly simple grammatical and pronunciation rules that are quite reliable. If the listen to the CD and repeat method doesn't work for you (it doesn't at all for me--I need the grammar first), a company called Living Language puts out some very nice textbook-type books that you could probably slam through in five months. They have more in-depth structure and such--nice if you're going to be there for more than a short trip, especially.
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i know some arabic...\nif ya wanna chat sometime.
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I'm not really sure about your course books but you could consider taking Arabic tutions from your school teachers as they can teach the course to you best.\nTry to work on the things you find most difficult. Are you having trouble with questions and answers.\nIt's important to familiarise with certain words, especially the ones that you find difficult. I hope it helps.\nYou can contact me if you want any specific advice.
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Hey =).  My little siblings have the same problem, they are speak russian fluently, but can't read or write well.\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/colosseum/track/7635/alphabet.html\nhope this link will help you learn the alphabet.  \n\nFirst try reading the alphabet several times.  Then try saying it without looking at the alphabet sheet.  Once you get stuck look at the cheat sheet.  Then start over, once you get stuck again look at the cheat sheet again.  Keep doing this until you can go throught the whole alphabet without looking at the alphabet sheet.