How do you know when to pronounce the letter "o" as "o" or "a" ? Sometimes I see a bar under the "o" to help know which way to pronounce, but more often than not, there isn't a bar (and by the way, is the bar commonly used in Russian or is it only used to help foreign Russian learners ?)

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I don't understand, no sound is played anymore, and button doesn't even appears. I've tryed any settings, and can assure you that it's not the problem... am I alone in that case ?

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Hello! Currently I am studying Russian and English in school. Having been raised in America, I speak English fluently; however, I feel my Russian is not where it should be. I would be more than happy to exchange English lessons for Russian lessons over Skype with anyone interested!

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Hello! I'm Serhiy, I'm from Odessa, Ukraine, russian and ukrainian native speaker. I'm trying to achieve one-to-one correspondence between Russian and English language. I can read English but can't speak or compose speach because I haven't mutual correspondence betwen ER and RE vacabularies) So, if ...

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Hello, my name is Adam, from Lebanon. I've went through Rosetta stone levels 1,2 and 3 and have some words/sentences looping here but still can't really speak. I can make up some sentences if you give me enough time. I'm looking for someone to talk to on MSN Messenger to practice Russian speaking.

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"До встречи", - сказал он. "Я должен уходить." Normally nuzhno and dolzhno take the perfective: nuzhno sdelat', dolzhen skazat', etc. If the action is required, it usually must be completed. But here the imperfective softens (I must be going) and also distinguish...

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Всем привет!!! Я из России!!! Могу бесплатно помочь с изучением))) Добавьте в скайпе ann-ann808

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Privet! While these flashcards are very effective in building up vocabulary, without teaching grammar they are just words and you can't really make sentences. Why not flashcards with the conjugation of the verbs? the verbs are the most important part of a sentence, they show what you are doing!!...

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Whats the difference between a premium account and a trail account?

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I came to the forum to suggest adding stress markings. Even with recordings, it's very helpful to be able to SEE where the stress should be. Most Russian textbooks mark stress in writing to help the learner, and I think users of this site would benefit.

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Hi! Here you can find some of my Russian language ressources. Happy to share them. :) Grammar compendiums: Викисловарь: http://ru.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%97%D0%B0%D0%B3%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D1%81%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%86%D0%B0 Грамота.ру: http...

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:)

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hey i like Russian since i was 14 years old now i am 16 y.o. i learn it by myself and i think this is an excellent site that help me so much. but the thing is, can we translate a sentence or word of English into Russian like Google translate do? overall, i like this site. thanks for made this :D

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My husband is Russian and I have been trying to learn the language for many years -- this website will be invaluable for me -- many thanks for creating it!

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I love this site - it's an excellent tool for building up vocabulary over time. I do think it would be helpful, though, if you could mark stress. I find myself having to check other sources constantly to make sure I'm pronouncing the words correctly.

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THANKS FOR THE EASY TO USE EDUCATIONAL TOOLS!

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fun tu use, lot of nice options, great work! I regret there is no option of place of the accent (underligned)

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Please feel free to post questions and suggestions here. Oliver

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