I took 2 years of Russian in high school , but that was a long time ago. Recentley I rented some books and CD’s in Russian and I was suprised how quickly it started coming back to me. I have enrolled in a college class for Russian to start next semester. I want to study and learn as much ads I can in the meantime. All the Rosetta Stone reviews are excellent. I have tried the free demo. I was wondering if anyone else has tried it and how effective it was. I seem to be able to pick up Languages very quickly and I want to become fluent in Russian. I have been looking at all my options for about 2 weeks and other than phrase books there doesn’t seem to be much you can do besides living in that country. I have excellent pronunciation and a very good base from my Russian high school class. I would really appreciate any info on Rosetta Stone and the Russian course inparticular. I would describe my Russian level as just a little above a beginner. Thanks.
About What do German/Russian history books for school have to say about their history
For Germans, how do they spin the Nazi Gemany, Hitler, Concentration Camps as Auschwitz?
For Russians , how do they spin the Soviet Union, or the Gulags? Or do they just gloss over it?
If those in power write the history books, then what do they say?
About Whats the best way to learn Russian
I am currently going to school at a community college to specifically learn Russian. It seems to be going alright but the idea of spending thousands of dollars on a education I feel I can get in a matter of months by going to Russia and speaking it seems silly to me. What are some options I have? Are there jobs I can get in Russia without a degree? I can teach English, but all of the places I have looked at want a BA to work. Any ideas?
About Can somebody give me a tip, how to find colleges teaching Russian in the US or Canada
Myself : native speaker, degree in teaching, linguistics and business, would like to apply for teaching job
Thanks in advance!
About Should I take Russian or Farsi in college
Which language should I learn in college? I’m going to be an officer in the military in 6 years. After the military, I would like to work for some government agency.
About What are Russian colleges like
What are the college’s like?
Does Russia have community college’s like america?
What city in Russia speaks more English?
Friendliest city there….because i’ve hear once you first meet Russian people they’re tough and not too nice but the become nice later?
Answer’s these please? Because i want to go to a Russian college.
About Beginner’s russian course in College
Has anyone taken beginners russian in college??
If you have, did you like the class? Where did you take it? Did you learn a lot? was it hard? and was it fun?
About Arabic or Russian in College
I’m starting college this fall and I’m having trouble choosing which language I should choose, Russian or Arabic. I am doing the army’s ROTC program and hope to have a career with the United states military/government in the future.
Currently government agencies have both Russian and Arabic as critical languages. I have always been interested in Russian culture/history, but I feel like the need for Arabic speakers will always be there in the government and I don’t think the Russian language has that security I’m looking for.
Pros for Russian
-More interested in Russia than the middle east (not that I don’t like middle eastern politics, I just feel more passionate about Russia)
-Still listed as a critical language for the US government
-Not a whole lot of people study it anymore in the US
Cons for Russian
-Despite Russia’s possible economic growth, the Russian population is decreasing
-No longer studied as much in Eastern Europe
-Only official language in 4 countries (as opposed to Arabics 26)
-Not sure how long the government is still going to have a need for Russian speakers
Pros for Arabic
-VERY critical to US security at the moment and in the future
-I like the security knowing that If I take the time to learn Arabic I can almost certainly find a job within National security
-More arabs are being able to understand each other with technology becoming more popular in the region
Cons for Arabic
-Middle eastern history/culture is OK in my opinion, just not super passionate about it.
-Modern standard Arabic is only written, and spoken orally during formal interviews or news shows, its not used in everyday conversations.
-Arabic Dialects are VERY different from each other. So after learning MSA (which I couldn’t really use to communicate) I would have to take the time to learn a dialect to be understood in that region of the middle east.
If anyone could provide me some sound advice on this matter I would really appreciate it. Thank you:)
I understand arabic is more useful, and I like that. But I am also white so I feel like If I had to do some work in a country I would fit much better in Russia/Eastern Europe than the middle east.
About College – Screenwriting, creative writing, poetry, Russian – Best College choice
Okay, so looking for colleges online is difficult. Looking for colleges anywhere is difficult. And I have some specifics I want in a college that are very important and thought people here might have a better insight on where to go, seeing as whenever I type it into google it doesn’t include all of my requirements, usually just the first few words that I include. It is very important for me to go to a college that has Russian as a language and I am able to study abroad, that is a must. But I also would like their writing programs to be very good, I want to take a screenwriting course as well as creative writing and something for poetry. I haven’t been very successful in finding a college that has all of these, although I’m sure there are. Can someone help me out and give me a list of a few colleges that include all of these fields? Thank you.
About What Is the Best MIlitary School In Russia
I want to earn a certificate from a russian military school.
So i dont join university , I just want to become a soldier and a graduate.
I have 7 IGCSES ,what are the requieremnts ?