how can I get ohio driving license manual and test questions in russian language?
148406
check with the Ohio DMV they might even have a web site.It might be like www.dmv.oh.gov or something like it
1108959
Hello. - Link:\n\nhttp://www.bmv.ohio.gov/\n\nHave a great weekend! :)
1088251
I was born in Russia and lived there for most of my life. Both my parents are Russians. I moved to New York just a year ago. Honestly Russia is not as great as people think. This contry is corrupted to the core and there are no rules and even if they are you can just pay and all your problems are solved. You can pay 300$ and get a driver's licence even if you don't know how to drive and don't know the rules. You can buy a diploma of the best Russian university  for a few thousand dollars and get into any university for approximately the same amount. Well, honestly there's no order in that country. I was born there and lived there for most of my life but they refused to give me Russian citizenship how do you like that??? But the best thing is that people there are open and really know how to have fun and how to live a fun life. That's what I love about Russians.
33591
try www.dmv.org  I was just there. It looks really easy to use. good luck.
615359
Sure I can. I'm russian! But I should know what exactly do you want to learn!
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I asked my Russian wife to translate your messages.  She understands your frustration with having to speak English or another language.  It was also torture for her when she moved from Moscow to the USA 12 years ago.  Now, she communicates very well in English...almost as well as Russian. \n\nI suggest that you keep trying to socialize in English.  Reading and communicating in casual English is the best way to learn.  I know it's torture but if you find the right people to chat with, it can also be fun.  \n\nPlease click my email link anytime if you want to talk more.
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www.infoplease.com\nwww.ukraineinfo\nwww.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/up.html\n\nThey speak Russian and Ukrainian
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you can go to the Cal Dmv web sight and the writen tests are there and you can download the book. As for doing the driving test you need to contact one of the truck drivers schools and get a truck
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one fix.\n\n1. open control panel\n2. click on date, time, language, and regional options\n3. click on regional and language options.\n4. click on languages tab\n5. click details\n6. in the installed services click add\n7. click Ukrainian\nyou then should have the Ukrainian keyboard available.
816241
You can't. To be safe get yourself an international driver's license using your Chinese license. Tickets are expensive in Europe. Better be safe than sorry. GET an international license.
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I would recomment the Pimsleur CDs to get started.  \n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/104-5593767-3653511?platform=gurupa&url=index%3Dblended&keywords=pimsleur+russian&Go.x=14&Go.y=14
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this site as a lot more than just Ohio info on it.\n\nhttp://ocis.ode.state.oh.us/Default.aspx\nUser name: WillEastPL (Upper and lower case as written)\nPassword: ohiocis03 (all lowercase with “zero three” at the end)\n\nthis page is what you are looking for:\nhttp://ocis.ode.state.oh.us/info2.aspx?FileID=Prog&FileNum=450200&RelatedNum=6
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http://states.hut1.ru/Jack-Ruby.html
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the lady i live with her son speaks very good Russian, and yes he all so learns that way. you can download a Russian keyboard, and type a letter referencing the image, pretty cool.
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go to some russian forums or maybe even yahoo.re... sub in some groups and ther you go.. you can speak all the russian you want
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I can't say for sure, but my wife is from Russia and her brother is coming on a work permit in January.  We helped him with his paperwork and we also signed an affidavit of support for him.  If there is a certain amount of money he needs to have we haven't been made aware of it yet.  But you should check with the BCIS (formerly INS)
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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!