Russian language

[Vyacheslav]

Does anyone here speak Russian, if so, with what accent you say?

[Vyacheslav]

I have a valid Russian without an accent

[Vyacheslav]

I distinguish accents inhabitants of Moscow and St. Petersburg, the South-Russian accents, for example, in the Voronezh region, Nizhny Novgorod accent, Northern accent inhabitants of Vologda region, Vyatka, Urals, Siberian, it is very interesting)

[Bezprym]

I know only to some point (I understand much more than am able to produce myself), hard to talk about accents here - it's rather my own.

[Vyacheslav]

I know only to some point (I understand much more than am able to produce myself), hard to talk about accents here - it's rather my own.

Greetings! In New York, a lot of Russian, you can communicate

[Norka]

I speak like this. But in truth I have Northern dialect

[Bezprym]

Greetings! In New York, a lot of Russian, you can communicate

I had Russian in the primary and middle school, but only in the primary school we had a teacher that was able to teach us something. So only for three years. Later, in the middle school, Russian classes were one of those were kids were acting like barbarians and teachers couldn't handle it - after a semester (or sometimes after two) the teachers were resigning. In the high school I had German, as well as after the high school. So I guess I wouldn't be able to communicate with someone in Russian, I could understand a bit of this and a bit of that, but saying something in this language would require a lot of thinking on vocabulary.

Listening to the music and looking at lyrics with translation helps on vocabulary.

[JanPulja]

Don't learn Russian. It's harsh, difficult and ugly. It's not worth it. Also don't come to Russia.

[Seya]

i do understand russian well, i can read and write (not really good but understandable), i can speak using a simple russian (like having a conversation with a friend). i did find it very very difficult to learn it tho. it's so different then any other language i know. i had to learn everything from zero.

[JanPulja]

Russian is easy comparing to polish

They do not have even a vocative.
We have couple of them idk 4, 5, 7?

We have the old vocative in a number of words. Отче, боже, старче, друже. And we have the new vocative by apocope. Где Ретя? А, так вот он. Реть! Иди сюда!