The English-Russian Language online Classroom

[Admin]

Dear friends!

Here you can practice the Russian language. The page is opened specially for international students who are planning to study in Russia. Therefore, you are allowed to use both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets.

Participate, Practice, Intend !

Друзья!

В этой теме вы можете практиковать английский язык. Тема создана специально для студентов, которые планируют обучаться на английском языке в Малайзии. Вы можете использовать латинский и русский алфавит (кириллицу).

Участвуйте! Практикуйтесь! Стремитесь!

[Baihaki]

how to start Russian language? any tutorial?

[KL1982]

Baihaki, hello first, you should understand the Russian alphabet



Do you understand Russian letters?

[Ha Kimi]

Several suggestion for language learning.

If you want to be good in writing, you should practice to write.

If you want to be good in speaking, you should practice to speak.

If you want to be good in listening, you should practice to listen.

[Vladimir MSIA]

Ha Kimi, Hello you are definitely right!

I know many Russians in Malaysia who speak awful English and can't write properly on the English Language because they do not practice.

So, you are from Malaysia ? You do speak Russian, as I understood from the other topic?

[Ha Kimi]

But most Russian i met , speak English well. Hehe. Yes, i am from Malaysia. But not very well. I am learning Russian with my Kazakhstan and Russian friends.

[Vladimir MSIA]

Ha Kimi, Well, everything is comparable. Many Russians, who started to learn English in Malaysia - speak Manglish, but not English They consistently neglect the English tenses. In Malaysia this type of communication, unfortunately, is normal.

If talking about my self, I need the English practice, because I left Malaysia 4 years ago and no English environment around

So, You are from KL? From which part of KL?

[Ha Kimi]

yea. You know Malaysian also have our way to speak English. We have our own accent. No worries. And it is normal. Yes.

I thought you just leave Malaysia? 4 years is quite long time you know. That can make you forgot most of things you've learn in Malaysia.

Well, I'm not originally from KL. I was born and raised in Ipoh, if you know where is it. and my parents right now staying in Cameron Highlands. Cold area))

When is the next time you will get back to Malaysia? Any plan yet?

[Ha Kimi]

Oh ya. I have a little question about Russian language. I know how to use,
Какой, какое, какая.
It is based on genders.
But how do I use,
Каких, каким, каком, каков? How many of them actually?

[baha]

Oh ya. I have a little question about Russian language. I know how to use,
Какой, какое, какая.
It is based on genders.
But how do I use,
Каких, каким, каком, каков? How many of them actually?

Тоже бы хотелось посмотреть объяснение слова ( КАКОВ ? ) на английском.

[Ha Kimi]

Да. все они. Я не хочу, график. Я хочу примеры . потому что я хочу знать , что разные.

[caesar79]

Слово "каков" = "какой", поэтому не имеет значения какой из них вы используете.
Каких , каким, (в, на, о...) каком- это о падежах прилагательных (в английском cases). Так как их шесть, значит и окончаний много.

[baha]

caesar79, Спасибо.

[Vladimir MSIA]

yea. You know Malaysian also have our way to speak English. We have our own accent. No worries. And it is normal. Yes.

I thought you just leave Malaysia? 4 years is quite long time you know. That can make you forgot most of things you've learn in Malaysia.

Well, sometimes malaysian accent is really slaughters an ordinary ear, a ear who used to be in Queens And wider inaccuracy across Malaysia is misguided exploit of tenses. So, during my 6 years stay in Malaysia, I was identifying the level of education of any malaysian by his/her ability to speak proper English

Well, I'm not originally from KL. I was born and raised in Ipoh, if you know where is it. and my parents right now staying in Cameron Highlands. Cold area))

When is the next time you will get back to Malaysia? Any plan yet?

Hey, we do have one lady at our forum, she is from Ipoh. Originally, from Tashkent (Uzbekistan)

You call Cameron Highlands as a cold place Alright, let me stop smiling...)) You've never been in Siberia, this is cold place and Cameron Highlands is just beautiful relax ))

Oh ya. I have a little question about Russian language. I know how to use,
Какой, какое, какая.
It is based on genders.
But how do I use,
Каких, каким, каком, каков? How many of them actually?

I guess, you didn't understand the up posts on Russian? Which were addressed actually to your question. Let me to attempt expaining it.

You are perfectly right, Какой, какое, какая. very often depends on gender, but it also depends on singular or plural, as already said the previous user caesar79 sometimes on cases.

The Russian language is really complicated, and it needs a lot of time to understand the structure and rules, but everything is achievable.

Here the list of Russian cases:


Nominative case – именительный падеж
Genitive – родительный
Accusative – винительный
Dative – дательный
Instrumental – творительный
Prepositional – предложный


meanings:



But my advise is start from simple and understand, first of all, the Russian letters. Hope, our friends will give you some advises also later on

[Vladimir MSIA]

Ha Kimi, And sorry, If I do English mistakes. Long time, no practice ...

[Ha Kimi]

Thank You for Explanation Guys.

Ahaha. Did I misunderstand you? You means the way we speak English is like Queen?

I was born in Ipoh. Ipoh is a name of city in Malaysia I'm Malaysian.

And yes, Cameron Highlands is cold enough for me. It is 20c. I know that Siberia has -40. And I don't want to die there. It is horrible to stay in ice. Snow is garbage you know, it is not like people think. It is only nice when they start melting, Springs time.

And I will try to get use to Russian language, one of my friend told me. Russian take 10 years to learn Russian in school. ))

I will try to keep on track inside this forum. Hopely I can make real friends here. Not like Facebook, people posting something we don't need to know, which is awful to read. I hope I can share experience and something valuable with you guys.

[caesar79]

Snow is great, snow is beautiful, snow is something different for a change... I miss it very much I miss putting on lots of clothes and slide all the way to school, ride sleigh and going to skating rink. My kids (and apparently you, too (Ha Kimi)) so far have no clue what that means and feels. You mast have suffered some place cooooold.

[Vladimir MSIA]

Ha Kimi,

Ahaha. Did I misunderstand you? You means the way we speak English is like Queen?

No, I meant completely opposite, my friend))

Hopely I can make real friends here.

You will, certainly

Regarding snow and low temperature, its just matter of where your were born. Your blood biochemistry is different, just because you raised in warm country. For example, I could not stand werther almost during first two years of my presence in Malaysia. Just deeply hated all that hotness and humidity, but after 1.5-2 years something changed inside and during family visits to Siberia, I could not endure coldness anymore.

Ten years to learn Russian is not really true. Everything depends on linguistics environment and your firm desire to pick it up