Can any one read this russian cursive?
ok this russian girl in my class wrote a note on my paper n i wanna know what it says its in russian cursive if i rewrite using english letters for what each russian letter looks like it kinda looks like this Jywfem woh! Kak mfou geva? Y vewe fce xejoino yfre? now i got on a web site and tired my best 2 translate into real russian text and i came up wit this Гхшвет ШонІ! Как твои деыаІ? У иеше все ходройо ЧвгеІ! am sure that isnt right but can any kinda mayb put it together that would b cool thanks ps remember the orginal message was in cursive
How would you tell a lady, "How're you doing? I'm .... You are extremely beautiful." in Russian?
How are you doing? - Kak oo tebya dela? -or simply- Kak ty? I'm fine - Oo menya vsyo khorosho. You are extremely beautiful - Ty ochen' krasivaya -or- Ty potryasausche krasiva. * The sound "oo" you should pronounce like in the english word - "look", "wood", etc. * "Ochen' " - in this word you will see the soft sign ' after the letter "n" - that means that the consonant "n" should be pronounced in a very soft way. You may pronounce "nee" ("ee" - like in the word "knee"), and then slow redude the length of the sound "ee" after "n", and you will get a very soft consonant "n" easily. You may post more sentences for the translation, people will help you out here. Or you may check out - http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com web-site, where you will be able to find many Russian language speakers and start learning this language by your own. I wish you everything the best! *
Some good Russian websites, TV Shows?
Hi, I am learning Russian so I thought that best way would be to read some Russian websites (like with news and stuff or TV Shows. I understand almost nothing of spoken russian, but I understand when I read it.