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	==Author==		==Author==
	[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]		[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]

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			* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Visual-Arts-:-Paintings\|Visual Arts : Paintings]]
			* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Russia-Historical-Events\|Russia Historical Events]]
			* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Dance\|Dance]]

Aleksei7079 at 05:03, 26 November 2019

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	'''''proh ih tee ?'''''		'''''proh ih tee ?'''''
	\|'''<big>КАК</big>'''		\|'''<big>КАК</big>'''
	'''<big>~~ПРОИДТИ~~</big>'''		'''<big>ПРОЙТИ</big>'''
	\|'''''kák'''''		\|'''''kák'''''
	'''''prôitii ?'''''		'''''prôitii ?'''''
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	So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy! [[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb]]		So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy! [[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb]]


	==Comments==		==Comments==

Vincent at 15:35, 18 November 2019

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	These phrases include such as:		These phrases include such as:
	*“privet" (Hello)
	*“kak dela?” (How are you?)
	*“gde eto nahoditsa?” (Where is it?)
	*“kak proity..?” (How do I get to…?)
	*“skolko vremeni?” (What’s o’clock?)

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	~~and some others.~~

			Undoubtedly, you should learn some the names of goods in shops in Russian if you’re going to visit Russia. For example, cheese (sir), milk (moloko), water (voda), sweets (konfeti), chocolate (shokolad). I advise you to look a complete list of your favorite foods in advance. If you are a drinker, you don’t give up from the well-known vodka, but if you are teetotal, you can drink tea (chai), coffee (kofe), kvass and many other drinks.
	Undoubtedly, you should learn some the names of goods in shops in Russian if you’re going to visit Russia. For example, cheese (sir), milk (moloko), water (voda), sweets (konfeti), chocolate (shokolad). I advise you to look a complete list of your favorite foods in advance. If you are a drinker, you don’t give up from the well-known vodka, but if you are teetotal, you can drink tea (chai), coffee (kofe), kvass and many other drinks.


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	As far as I know, Russian is studied only for job or “for a tick” (if man has already studied five languages, why not study a sixth Russian). I’d very much like people to learn our language with interest and understanding. After all, such famous russian writers as L. Tolstoy, F. Dostoevsky, A. Pushkin, whose books have been translated into many languages, create their great works in these language, and it would be nicer to read the original book, not the translation.		As far as I know, Russian is studied only for job or “for a tick” (if man has already studied five languages, why not study a sixth Russian). I’d very much like people to learn our language with interest and understanding. After all, such famous russian writers as L. Tolstoy, F. Dostoevsky, A. Pushkin, whose books have been translated into many languages, create their great works in these language, and it would be nicer to read the original book, not the translation.


	So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy! [[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb]]		So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy! [[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb]]

Vincent at 11:58, 14 October 2019

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 Hello everybody,
-In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about '''¨WHY LEARNING RUSSIAN¨''' in Russian.
+In today's lesson, we will tell you why you should learn the Russian language.
 Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!
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 '''SÃO ?'''
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 and some others.

Mastavaya: Why learning Russian

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Why learning Russian

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+[[File:Why learning Russian.png|alt=Why learning Russian|thumb|Why learning Russian]]
-Russian culture is very multifaceted, and face of any culture is its language. And it’s very sad that foreigners aren’t interested in Russian, because, in my opinion, our language is one of the most beautiful and richest languages in the world but, undoubtedly, one of the most difficult.
+Hello everybody,
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-So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy!
+So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy! [[File:russian-why.jpg|thumb]]

Vincent at 10:15, 22 March 2019

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	==Comments==		==Comments==
	*This is a wonderful WIKI "essay" Michael! You are absolutely correct in your estimation of the beauty and power of Russuian culture, civilizatrion, and its important place in world history. Молодец!		*ExRanger: This is a wonderful WIKI "essay" Michael! You are absolutely correct in your estimation of the beauty and power of Russuian culture, civilizatrion, and its important place in world history. Молодец!

	==Author==		==Author==
	[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]		[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]

Vincent at 10:15, 22 March 2019

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			==Comments==
	~~<!--~~ This is a wonderful WIKI "essay" Michael! You are absolutely correct in your estimation of the beauty and power of Russuian culture, civilizatrion, and its important place in world history. Молодец! ~~-->~~		*This is a wonderful WIKI "essay" Michael! You are absolutely correct in your estimation of the beauty and power of Russuian culture, civilizatrion, and its important place in world history. Молодец!

	==Author==		==Author==
	[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]		[http://polyglotclub.com/member/Michael58 Michael58]

Vincent at 10:12, 22 March 2019

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	For learning Russian, also you need to understand some typical russian phrases, which you certainly will not be understandable at first. For example, clear for any Russian man sentence “да нет, наверное” (no, probably) can confound foreigners, and it’s only means that man doesn’t know an answer to your question.		For learning Russian, also you need to understand some typical russian phrases, which you certainly will not be understandable at first. For example, clear for any Russian man sentence “да нет, наверное” (no, probably) can confound foreigners, and it’s only means that man doesn’t know an answer to your question.

	Moreover, as other languages in Russian you can learn some basic phrases, which will help you with communication in our country. These phrases include such as “privet" (Hello), “kak dela?” (How are you?), “gde eto nahoditsa?” (Where is it?), “kak proity..?” (How do I get to…?), “skolko vremeni?” (What’s o’clock?) and some others.		Moreover, as other languages in Russian you can learn some basic phrases, which will help you with communication in our country.

			These phrases include such as:
			*“privet" (Hello)
			*“kak dela?” (How are you?)
			*“gde eto nahoditsa?” (Where is it?)
			*“kak proity..?” (How do I get to…?)
			*“skolko vremeni?” (What’s o’clock?)

			and some others.

Vincent at 10:11, 22 March 2019

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	As far as I know, Russian is studied only for job or “for a tick” (if man has already studied five languages, why not study a sixth Russian). I’d very much like people to learn our language with interest and understanding. After all, such famous russian writers as L. Tolstoy, F. Dostoevsky, A. Pushkin, whose books have been translated into many languages, create their great works in these language, and it would be nicer to read the original book, not the translation.		As far as I know, Russian is studied only for job or “for a tick” (if man has already studied five languages, why not study a sixth Russian). I’d very much like people to learn our language with interest and understanding. After all, such famous russian writers as L. Tolstoy, F. Dostoevsky, A. Pushkin, whose books have been translated into many languages, create their great works in these language, and it would be nicer to read the original book, not the translation.


	So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy!		So, ways to learn Russian, and through russian culture, very, very much: it’s and books, and special sites, and pen-friend. It’s good we live in an age of advanced technology, and haven’t obstacles to the study of something new that’s why learn languages and be healthy!

Vincent at 10:11, 22 March 2019

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	[[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb~~\|none~~]]		[[File:russian-why.jpg\|thumb]]

	Russian culture is very multifaceted, and face of any culture is its language. And it’s very sad that foreigners aren’t interested in Russian, because, in my opinion, our language is one of the most beautiful and richest languages in the world but, undoubtedly, one of the most difficult.		Russian culture is very multifaceted, and face of any culture is its language. And it’s very sad that foreigners aren’t interested in Russian, because, in my opinion, our language is one of the most beautiful and richest languages in the world but, undoubtedly, one of the most difficult.