Thread: Privet, everyone!

Originally Posted by iCake

Welcome, Nour (not sure how I should pronounce the name though, please forgive me)

It's pronounced as if the ou is an U. So in Russian, it is written ''Нур ''! However, feel free to call me Katerina if that's easier for you!

And thank you, all!
I will try my best and learn things here, and see if I can help others in return!
I'll try to be as active and possible and join the chats, but don't expect me to contribute a lot to the Russian community here-- That's too hard for me, I think! (｡･ω･｡)

Originally Posted by iCake

Welcome, Nour (not sure how I should pronounce the name though, please forgive me) You did well to join this community. You'll soon find it very helpful and frankly I can't even think of a better Russian learning forum out there. You have a lot of ways to hone your Russian here like posting your questions on the forum, using General Chat for instanteneous communication, reading posts and answers to other member's questions and so on.

I wish you good luck and fast learning.

Удачи!

Thanks for the correction.

Originally Posted by Katusha

It's pronounced as if the ou is an U. So in Russian, it is written ''Нур ''! However, feel free to call me Katerina if that's easier for you!

And thank you, all!
I will try my best and learn things here, and see if I can help others in return!
I'll try to be as active and possible and join the chats, but don't expect me to contribute a lot to the Russian community here-- That's too hard for me, I think! (｡･ω･｡)

It's kinda like living in virtual Russia. Even just posting in music and other discussion threads can teach you a lot about Russian culture and language. Even just in an intro thread cause now I know how to say "Good luck". See you in the threads.