Hi Guys..
After having a long read through the forum, and verious other places im trying to learn russian through, i was wondering better ways of learning..
thinking back to my old french classes in school i remembered we always had a number of different verb tables!
are there any learning aids like that for russian? ive had a quick look, but cannot find anything.. i thought it may be a step in the right direction perhaps?
any help would be great!
спасиба
Andy
http://russian.cornell.edu/rdt/index.htm
Просто поищи слово и видны все склонения и спряжения, к тому же указывает правильное ударение. Может быть, тебе придётся скачать какой-то специальный шрифт чтобы видеть кириллицу, ну так пришлось мне.
I personally not sure that he will be able to understand, what you said to him in russian.Originally Posted by basurero
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God granted me the serenity to accept the things
I cannot change
Courage to change the things I can
And wisdom to know the difference
Well yeah, but it's not really important.I personally am not sure that he will be able to understand_ what you said to him in russian.
Just click the link!
as russian grammar is logical compared to the roman languages... we had a "categorized system" when learning verbs 6 yrs ago..
feel free to contact me if you wish to find more about that
my personal favs. are still gramota.ru and starling.rinet.ru/morph.htm
no pain, no gain
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
haha!I personally not sure that he will be able to understand, what you said to him in russian.
yeah.. i can pick out a couple of words but my sentence consturiction/understanding is still very limited...
and i still make simple mistakes at times (like the спасиба instead of спасибо
im working on it
cheers for the links
Andy
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