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Question by Shunkahato: What is the best way to learn about Russian culture and the Russian language?
What is the best way to learn about Russian culture and language? I have several Russian friends, but I want to know more and more quickly since they’re all gone for the semester/graduated.
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Answer by chuckles
Visit there or take some classes on Russian language and culture.
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cookie_monster says
go to russia
Melissa says
Start by going to Russian chatrooms, penpals, ect. Pen paling is the BEST way, I learned French and French culture like that, and I want to learn Russian also. You can go to ICQ or any pen pal or language website. Try to get as many pen pals as possible. If your having a hard time understanding what their saying, use an online translator, (google, language tools). Although most usually speak English also.There are some pen pal websites, most of them, that have a language exchange program, which is, if somebody wants to learn English, and you want to learn Russian, you pair up and exchange languages. Also I heard Rosetta Stone is good. The program is worth it, my sister has it and she's learning Chinese. I think it's a bit pricey though, I'm not sure. It will take time though, so you must be patient. Just think Russia everyday when you wake up and go to sleep and start getting used to the language. Then there is always going to Russia, or student exchange, if your a student. Hope this helped 🙂
These are some websites with language exchange, translator, and pen pals.
– Pen Pal, one I am one, it is amazing I get tons of e-mails everyday. It has photo i.d's and age too, so you can be picky.
http://www.lingozone.com/index.php – Pretty good site.
http://www.bing.com/translator/ – Best translator
– My Language Exchange, you have to pay though to do most of the stuff.
http://www.littlearmenia.com/html/chat/default.as…
^ Russian chatroom
sagatela says
Travel to Russia.
tigerzntalons says
Join the Army. Take the DLAB. Become a linguist. And take Russian at the Presidio, otherwise know as The Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC).
Note: This is all one thing. You have to be an employee of the DOD to go to the Presidio.
Note: BTW, the Presidio is no longer in San Francisco. It's now in Monterey.
rose w says
go there would bee the best way…or go to your locaal libary.
Fred J says
Get a Russian friend.
Move to Russia.
Yahoo! Search "Russian Culture"
Jacci says
Get the Rosetta Stone program in Russian. Try and imerse yourself as much as you can, get into classes at college, etc. If you want to learn quicker, go to Russia!
maiga says
move to russia.