iam uzbek is there anyone who speaks russian or uzbek?
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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.
73950
'Russian for Dummies' is a good bet :) No seriously maybe a smile will work
590632
yes..which language u talking about?
242798
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
1068695
that happens when you have a russian keyboard... you probably do have a russian keyboard... don't you?
121704
Do you mean you want to contact foreigers who are now living in Turkey or that you are in Turkey and you want to contact anybody not living in Turkey?  If its the later, then you succedded.  I do not live in Turkey, never have but I hear its a very interesting place.  Don't you like Russians?  I've never lived in Russia either.\nBye.  Nice to make contact.
204555
Something like\n"қазақстан ұлттық олимпиялық комитет"\nGood Luck, make sure, you have cyrillic encoding to see that.
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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
103229
There are tons and tons of similarities between these languages. I am learning Korean and Japanese and I speak Turkish and Azeri fluently. I am overwhelmed by how much these languages are similar to the languages I use everyday.
827914
Russian, Ivan, they speak Russian
215757
Well I'm half Ukranian and when I speak Russian I reffer to myself sometimes as a Ukrainka.
327516
american german and russian
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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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I found learning the Russian language to be very enriching. However, it was also extremely useful to me as I grew up in Alaska and MANY spoke Russian. I think it depends on what you wish to do whether or not it would be worthwhile for you. Learning Russian can help greatly with learning other languages such as Greek, Persian, and even Chinese. It can be very useful if you wish to go into International Business or International Law. Also, if you plan to study dance, art, or music the Russian peoples made many great contributions. I found studying Russian to be worth my while.
769550
They have 6 official languages:\nArabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish
416142
Go to the local College that teaches Russian and hire a grad student or upperlevel undergrad. Usually just posting one of those "Help Wanted"signs with the tear off numbers in the language department should bring you in a lot of qualified students/teachers.  They are usually cheap and would love to have resume experience as a professional translator.
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That is "what do you mean" in russian. 100% sure, I'm Russian