Thread: Sounding out.....

If you're going to mix english and russian, it's probly best not to use articles with nouns. Listening to russians talk, they don't ever do it. If someone was talking about something, it would sound like.

Earlyer today he called me дурак!
-He called you дурак? oh he is тюрмоз!

Тормоз

Originally Posted by Pravit

If you like that approach, BTW, I was writing something that may be of interest to you:

http://www.freewebs.com/pravit/akbar.htm

Cool!!!

Anyway, I думал about this sentence last вечером and I думю that it should be
I curl myself up to книге.
I hit myself with книгой.

Originally Posted by kwatts59

Anyway, I думал about this sentence last вечером and I думю that it should be
I curl myself up to книге.
I hit myself with книгой.

I curl myself up c книгой.
I hit myself книгой.

Okay since I just new here and really don't know many words gong to take a stab at what kwatts59 wrote.

"Anyway, I думал about this sentence last вечером and I думю that it should be"

думал = Thought or some form of it
вечером = nite/night
думю = think

Although this helps but the course book didn't really spend alot of time on learning or pronouncing the alphabet. But so far I would say the "listening" method seems to be the best for learning how to say stuff. But to actually learn how to use the words would probably be what we are doing now, since I have yet to try flash cards.

Oops. I made a typo. It should be думаю.

I was wondering that but I still haven't learned alot about how the ending of words changed depending on masculine or femine and neuter means.

[deleted]

Theres this Russian girl @ my college that I'm interested in

She's mine!