Can someone help me learn Russian in Boston?
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I'd suggest dropping at some Russian church or community event and just asking around. You'll probably find someone friendly who could teach you a lot.
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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.
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Russian Books in USA - Vasha-Kniga   (718) 787-0664 \n\n\nOr if you can read Cyrillic:
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Something like\n"қазақстан ұлттық олимпиялық комитет"\nGood Luck, make sure, you have cyrillic encoding to see that.
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http://www.grammarmudge.cityslide.com/articles/article/426348/2805.htm\nhttp://college.hmco.com/english/raimes/digitalkeys/keyshtml/basic_ru.htm
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http://www.signlanguagecenter.com/  or you can do a google search for ASL classes in NYC
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you have to keep your cursor on the typing page ..\nis it on MSN ? if it's on MSN make Russian your default language. Are you from Lithuania ? Your name is Lithuanian :)
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Russian has no "w", if you substitute "v" for "w" you have made the first step. If you roll your 'r', almost as they do in a Spanish speaking country, you progressed further.\nAlso, practice your pronunciation on the word "riba" (the meaning of which is fish, by the way). Except, instead of the English "i" put a different consonant, comprised of two you know, y and w. If you do "riba" right, you can definitely emulate Russian accent. LOL. Good Luck.
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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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The best way is to be chucked in at the deep end. \n\nFor example, looking at a text book often will only confuse you. Get here to just talk Russian to you for a day. When you look confused, she shall probably over-exaggerate gestures, so you get the gist. You'll learn to relate words and you'll pick it up a lot easier- it's surprising. Also if you actually went to the country, and stayed there, the language should come quicker.
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I don't speak Russian, so I can't help you. Sorry.
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Dave's ESL cafe\nGood luck.
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Use this site:\nhttp://www.americanaccent.com/\nIt really helped my friend who moved here from Russia.
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You can probably meet a few in the english/spelling class you need to take. Good luck.
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Go to: \n- http://www.ielanguages.com/ (All 3, plus some more)\n- http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Hall/1238/intro.html (German)\n- http://www.departments.bucknell.edu/russian/language/ (Russian)\n- http://french.about.com/ (French)\n\nThose sites will help. However, if you want to "learn" them, you'll probably have to pay money.
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The most accurate online translator for Russian is http://translation.imtranslator.net. \n\nBut be careful, electronic translaters are very inaccurate, often conjugate wrong, and although most of what they produce can be read by a native Russian speaker, sometimes the translations make no sense.
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http://help.beberber.com\n\nTHE BEST site for language help on the internet.