Teesla_
Wed Feb 23 2005, 19:51
So, if any one wants
to help some one practice in russian, leave your skype-name.
lets start of me - i'm teslaua
every one invited
jetta_
Fri Feb 25 2005, 04:44

Just to say Gidday & welcome to skype Loads of love & fun Jetta :lol:
pas_vas_
Thu Mar 3 2005, 17:58
i am russian
cute girls r welcome :roll: :arrow:
emmanuelle-1_
Mon Mar 14 2005, 08:51
hey !!!! i don't know if I'm cute but i'm french and i know for sure that russian is reeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaallllllllyyyyyyyyy difficult to learn
any help is more than welcome
feel free to send messages
Teraimi_
Fri Mar 25 2005, 20:22
You can count on me. My id is teraimi
clvezlys_
Fri Apr 1 2005, 08:50
Yeah, Russian is hard.I'm learning it in school for almoust 3 school years, and still know only enough to read a fairytale for kids in Russian (and I'm the class genius).I could learn it but it seems boring and useless to me.
sylvanam_
Mon Apr 4 2005, 11:44
who wants to help me to learn a little russian?
My languaje is spanish, english o french.
my id is sylvanam
Ivan Klimenko_
Tue Apr 5 2005, 19:47
I'm always ready to help in learning russian. Everybody welcome.
skrp_
Wed Apr 6 2005, 08:53
[quote=clvezlys]Yeah, Russian is hard.I'm learning it in school for almoust 3 school years, and still know only enough to read a fairytale for kids in Russian (and I'm the class genius).I could learn it but it seems boring and useless to me.[/quote]
well, you'd find Belarusian slightly easier at least in terms words since there is a number of same or similar words in the languages. however, the grammar is similar to Russian.
i assume that your dislike for Russian is on national level as all Baltic peoples hate Russians.
Olch_
Sat Jul 16 2005, 09:24
can help with some Russian, i speak English and some Spanish as well.
book4all_
Sun Jul 17 2005, 00:32
Good I would like to learn Russian too.
It would be great to add a few sentence of Russian in my books.
Book4all
Voy_
Sun Jul 17 2005, 04:26
QUOTE(Ivan Klimenko)
I'm always ready to help in learning russian. Everybody welcome.
Hi Ivan!
Well, I have just seen your Skype-description.
"Don't call me if your Polish".
I AM Polish.
And even you though you wrote "..and don't ask why" I do ask:
why?
green_
Mon Jul 25 2005, 15:09
Call me.
My skype's name is GorbunovAndrei.
Living in St.Petersburg.
It's nothing difficult.

if it's to do.
Easy to learn just to speak. I'm not talking about grammar, rules and other things.
I've great idea to meet togather for example in russia or in europe.
what d'u think?
Cayos_
Tue Aug 2 2005, 13:20
Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!!
jetta_
Tue Aug 2 2005, 13:26
QUOTE(Cayos)
Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!!
:lol: :wink: Gidday Maybe you would get it in Russia. Just a bit of fun . loads of love Jetta :lol: ps. why not fill in your Profile so we know a little about you?
Lusfert_
Tue Aug 2 2005, 19:13
QUOTE(Cayos)
Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!!
Hi, I’m interested in language support and keyboard layouts.
If you aren’t going to live in Russia you DON’T NEED standard Russian keyboard (by the way it’s uncomfortable — IMHO). Also DON’T spend money for things like ‘Cyrillic support for you computer’.
As I understand in your case you need only Russian keyboard layout; it’s enough for entering text in Russian in Unicode applications.
It’s possible to type in Russian using phonetic (transliterated) keyboard. Unfortunately it’s not included in Windows so you need to install it additionally.
I recommend to visit VERY GOOD site about using Russian language under Windows and Internet —
RusWin.net.
BUT ADDITIONALLY I recommend to use [url=http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/msklc.mspx]MS Keyboard Layout Creator — it allows you to create customized layout if you don’t like standard (as me) or templates of Russian phonetic keyboard layout. Also it allows to set up layout quickly on other computers.
PS
If you can’t download MS Keyboard Layout Creator please contact me directly.
QUOTE(jetta)
QUOTE(Cayos)
Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!!
:lol: :wink: Gidday Maybe you would get it in Russia. <skip>
Easy way. LOL
When this keyboard isn’t needed...
romanek_
Wed Aug 3 2005, 07:30
I live in Canada and I speak fluent Russian and English, SkypeID is rshalagin
Cayos_
Fri Aug 5 2005, 13:52
Thanks, LUSFERT, for excellent response. I'll look for language support at the sites you suggested. Bolshoi Spacibo!!![/quote]
barramundi_
Tue Aug 9 2005, 10:31
Nice to see you guys I'm born in Argentina from Ukrainian parents
speak some Russky and Ukrainian of course
skypme if you feel like a chat
dosvidanie, do pobachenia
Alexander__
Tue Aug 16 2005, 23:34
QUOTE(Cayos)
Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!!
http://www.translit.ru/
Alexander__
Tue Aug 16 2005, 23:35
Anyone wants speak Russian in exchange to English? Skype me
Lusfert_
Wed Aug 17 2005, 12:38
[quote=Alexander_][quote=Cayos]Ya xochy govorite po ruccki!! Anyone know where to get russian keyboard and software support for Windows computers??? SKYPE name is hmosel. pozvonite mne!!![/quote]
http://www.translit.ru/[/quote]That’s
BAD solution.
It’s really hard (using your way) to type in Russian using Skype: it’s needed to enter cyrillic on this page (using standard Russian keyboard layout which is really
hard to work with it when you
don’t have physical Russian keyboard) and then copy/paste into Skype. This’s uncomfortable.
I don’t understand why person who has administrative privileges on the computer will use translit.ru. It’s always better to set up
system Russian keyboard layout. If there is
no standard physical Russian keyboard it’s possible to use
phonetic Russian keyboard layout.
Note:
If anyone wish to use Russian
not at his/her own computer (he/she hasn’t administrative privileges at this computer) it’s possible to use [size=16][b][url=http://kbd.ruswin.net]
Kbd.RusWin.net).
Have a good time
clvezlys_
Mon Feb 13 2006, 08:48
QUOTE(skrp)
QUOTE(clvezlys)
Yeah, Russian is hard.I'm learning it in school for almoust 3 school years, and still know only enough to read a fairytale for kids in Russian (and I'm the class genius).I could learn it but it seems boring and useless to me.
well, you'd find Belarusian slightly easier at least in terms words since there is a number of same or similar words in the languages. however, the grammar is similar to Russian.
i assume that your dislike for Russian is on national level as all Baltic peoples hate Russians.
Do you mean similar words as in Lithuanian and Belarusian languages?
Well, since our countries are neighbours, i believe some words are similar.
And since in 1200 - 1500 Belarus was part of Lithuanian Great Knighthood, (Belarus was formed later, if i remember correctly), it's not surprising how much similar our nations have.
And no, i don't hate russian language. It's more of the teacher's fault.
Okay, i confess that i have some of the national russian hating spirit. But it helped a lot that all the leftover russians that i saw in Lithunian were always drinking, smoking, cursing. Russian kids are greedy, tend to steal, most of them have a noticeably lower IQ than the lithuanians. And as for understanding others - zero, zilch, absolutely nothing. Their mothers scream at their children, drink and smoke and curse.
Either Russia planned for this to happen (leaving all useless bastards in Lithuania, and making their country a little better), or all the good russian people have left Lithuania or they are unnoticeable.
iggo1980_
Mon Feb 13 2006, 19:30
[quote=clvezlys][quote=skrp][quote=clvezlys]Yeah, Russian is hard.I'm learning it in school for almoust 3 school years, and still know only enough to read a fairytale for kids in Russian (and I'm the class genius).I could learn it but it seems boring and useless to me.[/quote]
well, you'd find Belarusian slightly easier at least in terms words since there is a number of same or similar words in the languages. however, the grammar is similar to Russian.
i assume that your dislike for Russian is on national level as all Baltic peoples hate Russians.[/quote]
Do you mean similar words as in Lithuanian and Belarusian languages?
Well, since our countries are neighbours, i believe some words are similar.
And since in 1200 - 1500 Belarus was part of Lithuanian Great Knighthood, (Belarus was formed later, if i remember correctly), it's not surprising how much similar our nations have.
And no, i don't hate russian language. It's more of the teacher's fault.
Okay, i confess that i have some of the national russian hating spirit. But it helped a lot that all the leftover russians that i saw in Lithunian were always drinking, smoking, cursing. Russian kids are greedy, tend to steal, most of them have a noticeably lower IQ than the lithuanians. And as for understanding others - zero, zilch, absolutely nothing. Their mothers scream at their children, drink and smoke and curse.
Either Russia planned for this to happen (leaving all useless bastards in Lithuania, and making their country a little better), or all the good russian people have left Lithuania or they are unnoticeable.[/quote]
You're a fascist. And you have serious inferiority complex. This explain, why you make so many effort to humble russian peoples.
If you needn't this language - what's for do you learn rassian ? If you are "learning it in school for almoust 3 school years, and still know only enough to read a fairytale for kids in Russian" - May be you have "noticeably lower IQ" than russian : ) ?!
P.S. On the other hand russian has neutral or positive attitude towards lithuanians. And my friends have trip to Lithuanian.
Paraveterinary
Mon Feb 13 2006, 21:05
clvezlys,
This is a thread about learning Russian.
Your personal opinion about Russian people is way out of line and definitely of topic.
Any other similar comments in this thread and I lock the topic.
Ike
Aligee
Sun Sep 24 2006, 19:57
I would like to learn More Russian, I speak very little after having worked in the Russian far east so if anyone would like to help me practice my skypename is alginnelly
albertoF
Sun Dec 24 2006, 16:21
Try out this other transliteration tool
Rusklaviatura.comMerry Christmas / С Рождеством!
Alberto
kaiez
Tue Dec 26 2006, 06:49
preevyet!~
hey hey,,, can i join in?
my skype ID is: imonnfire
spaseeba! hh,,
sasha-Alejandro
Sun Jan 21 2007, 23:53
sup everyone am from ARGENTINA (south america) but i study college in USA i need Russian for my career i speak spanish, english and need a third language!!! please help me!!! ....skype me!! my msn is elchavon_07@hotmail.com spasibo
RayJazz
Sun Feb 11 2007, 01:16
Privet! I have added some people to my Skype, but there are many of you! I am learning Russian and am looking for people to practice with! Skype me! RayJazz19!
makar1us
Sat Feb 17 2007, 17:48
Im looking for English practise. I can help anybody with Russian also.
Asya
Sat Feb 17 2007, 20:09
Greetings. I wish to study English language better. I from Moldova, but perfectly know Russian, and I can learn it. My English leaves much to be desired. Many thanks, I shall wait...
skypename: asya_kl
DDT
Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:21
QUOTE(makar1us @ Sat Feb, 17:48) [snapback]360919[/snapback]
Im looking for English practise. I can help anybody with Russian also.
Then come and join the forum at www.masterrussian.net and help us. Here you will find Russians and English speakers learning each others language.
Also, i can not chat in cyrillic in skype. Skype will not allow me to set the fonts while in chat. Skype Support can not help me. Can anyone else help me?
LinkInAnri
Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:43
this is a good point.
is there any way Skype guys would include feature that allows to chat not only with cyrillic, but also other fonts (like sylfaen)
if anybody needs help with russian language I'd help
QUOTE(DDT @ Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:21) [snapback]361953[/snapback]
Then come and join the forum at www.masterrussian.net and help us. Here you will find Russians and English speakers learning each others language.
Also, i can not chat in cyrillic in skype. Skype will not allow me to set the fonts while in chat. Skype Support can not help me. Can anyone else help me?
Crits
Wed Feb 28 2007, 15:44
Hi!
I'm from Russia, that's why I can speak russian
Wanna chat Russian? Skype me
Also I know English a little bit.
My skype name is fastarter.
Ivan K
Fri Mar 16 2007, 18:35
Hey, there!
If it is still anybody wants to practice their russian or just talk with russian - you can call me any time you want, if I'm online of course.
amphi
Fri Mar 16 2007, 21:26
I am interested in learning some russian

Feel free to contact me.
See u online!
skype: amphipolis77
Andreus
Sun Mar 25 2007, 18:12
I would gladly help you with russian if you could help me with french in exchange.
Yuri Ivanov
Tue Jul 3 2007, 22:05
anybody who wants to speak in russian, except russians

. My Skype is yura_ivanov2000.
Gunslinger
Wed Jul 4 2007, 16:01
Hello guys. I'm Denis , i'm from Moscow, Russia. I'm studying English, German and Spanish and i'd like to find a partner who speaks any of these languages and who wants to learn Russian. Skype is "gunslinger-19". See you.
InsaneYin
Sat Jul 7 2007, 03:50
hello there
here comes someone wanted to learn russian
actaully, dying for!! LOL
add me at insaneyin if u'r interested in chinese (mandarin), cantonese or hong kong
zx_spectrum_
Tue Aug 14 2007, 09:58
Hello! I'm from Russia and i can help with russian.
my skype name: zx_spectrum_
Paraveterinary
Tue Aug 14 2007, 19:41
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Veronika_az
Sat Aug 18 2007, 13:21
Hello!
My name’s Veronika and I’m from Russia. I can help you to learn Russian
I’m learning English now and it will be nice if you can help me with my English.
Welcome!
My

is Veronika_az
Allakhverdiyeva
Sat Aug 18 2007, 18:33
QUOTE(Veronika_az @ Sat Aug 18 2007, 13:21) [snapback]430727[/snapback]
Hello!
My name’s Veronika and I’m from Russia. I can help you to learn Russian
I’m learning English now and it will be nice if you can help me with my English.
Welcome!
My

is Veronika_az
Hello Veronika !
I live in the USA and my husband lives in Togliatti . He should be here in Mid October finally ! I would like someone to talk with that i can also learn Russian from little by little. I do know enough to get around the town and go shopping LOL !! What town do you live in ?
Veronika_az
Sat Aug 18 2007, 20:27
QUOTE(Allakhverdiyeva @ Sat Aug 18 2007, 18:33) [snapback]430840[/snapback]
Hello Veronika !
I live in the USA and my husband lives in Togliatti . He should be here in Mid October finally ! I would like someone to talk with that i can also learn Russian from little by little. I do know enough to get around the town and go shopping LOL !! What town do you live in ?
I live in Moscow and I like shopping too
lp_ramzay
Sun Aug 19 2007, 09:57
QUOTE(Veronika_az @ Sat Aug 18 2007, 20:27) [snapback]430887[/snapback]
I live in Moscow and I like shopping too

Очень хорошо. Все любят покупать. Но почему на этом уважаемом форуме нет русскоязычного подфорума?
Я бы, например, хотел пообщаться на русском языке. Думаю, что немало народу на всех широтах и в разных странах говорят по-русски.
Very well. Everyone like to buy. But why there is not present Russian-speaking subforum at this dear forum ? I wished to communicate in Russian, for example. I think, there is a lot of people speak Russian at all breadthes and in different countries .
Allakhverdiyeva
Sun Aug 19 2007, 16:54
QUOTE(Veronika_az @ Sat Aug 18 2007, 20:27) [snapback]430887[/snapback]
I live in Moscow and I like shopping too

Misha will be in Moscow Oct 3rd for Embassy visit. I will not be able to come out because I am in school over here.
I have to work on Russian language skills and where is the best place to start? I know some words just from hearing them and memorizing them when I was there.
Can you help me with maybe basic phrases and verbs.
Smiles
Lori
superpuper
Sun Aug 19 2007, 18:19
Hi.
My name's Anatol. I'm Russian.
I live in Saint-Petersburg.
xtazz66
Sun Sep 9 2007, 09:15
Hi all! I'm from Nizhny Novgorod! I can help you in russian and wants to practice in english! Call me!
My

is my nick(xtazz66)
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