Know what Russian comes in and what Russian sounds like

Tapes, practice listening and speaking. The textbooks of Beijing Foreign University are relatively basic. With a book of basic Russian grammar, the blue color is very thick and basic, and I am sure that there is no language problem.

The fastest thing is to memorize more words. Words are king! It's best to memorize a little dictionary, and our teacher will let us do it.

It's very effective.

There is a thick blue Russian grammar book, which is not bad. I bought it in Changchun, I don't know if there is one in Guangzhou, you can go to the book city to have a look. The textbook class doesn't know.

Actually, Russian is very simple!

Most of the textbooks can't learn anything!

It's best to find a professional talent!

For example, it's Maozi! Students!

Do some basic teaching and see for yourself! You can reach a more satisfactory level in a month!

The premise is that you can guarantee to study for 2-3 hours a day!

Walk all over Russia

Published in Russia, it is specially aimed at foreigners learning Russian. This set of books, which focuses on daily oral communication, has now been translated in China and sold in major bookstores. This set of books is the designated textbook in the Preparatory Department of the Russian Language.

Domestic Russian books pay more attention to grammar, and it is likely that you have studied it for a long time but cannot speak it. And this set of textbooks focuses on the development of communicative skills. In Russia, preparatory students take language exams, listening, speaking, reading and writing.

It is the most practical for you.

I still recommend that you hire a teacher to spend money, really, without cost, you will never be able to learn Russian, which is not as difficult as you think, especially difficult.

Russian sounds beautiful and soft, but the speed of speech is also very flavorful.

Russian (Russian: English: Russian) is one of the six working languages of the United Nations, the official language of Russia, and one of the official languages of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, with 150 million native speakers and about 110 million second language speakers.

Russian belongs to the East Slavic branch of the Indo-European language family and is the most widely spoken language in the Slavic language family.

Russian is mainly spoken in Russia and other member states of the former Soviet Union, and was widely taught as a first language in schools in the countries of the Warsaw Pact. During Soviet times, the Russian language was greatly emphasized in its republics. Although many countries in the former Soviet Union have begun to emphasize the importance of local languages in modern times, Russian is still the most widely spoken language in these regions and is the language used in communication in these countries.

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More than 140 million people worldwide speak Russian as their mother tongue and nearly 45 million speak it as a second language. The Russian language is not internationally recognized in Russia or internationally"Transnistria is a great republic"、"South Ossetia"、"Abkhazia"The official language.

Russians make up 78% of Russia, in addition ethnic Russians make up 10% in Belarus, 22% in Kazakhstan, 17% in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, 6% in Moldova, 2% in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and less than 1% in Armenia and Tajikistan.

However, 97 per cent of students taught in Russian are in Russia, 75 per cent in Belarus, 41 per cent in Kazakhstan, 25 per cent in Ukraine, 21 per cent in Kyrgyzstan, 7 per cent in Moldova, 7 per cent in Azerbaijan, 5 per cent in Georgia and 2 per cent in Armenia and Tajikistan.

The Russian language has a wide vocabulary, with the oldest words inherited from Proto-Indo-European; Words produced during the Proto-Slavonic and Eastern Slavic periods; A word that has been produced since the independent development of the Russian language in the 14th century. In addition, the Russian language has borrowed many loanwords from various historical periods.

Foreign words in the field of Russian science and technology were borrowed from German at the beginning of the 18th century, from French in the 19th century, and from English after the middle of the 20th century, mainly from American English. Since the 50s of the 20th century, the scope of use of the Russian language in the international community has significantly expanded.

Russian is the language of Russia, called Russian.

Chinese "yes" in Russian is: ja

Russian (Russian: is one of the official languages of the United Nations, the official language of the Russian Federation, and the fourth largest number of native speakers and second language speakers in the world. The number of people who speak Russian is the percentage of the world's population.

Russian belongs to the East Slavic branch of the Indo-European language family.

The Russian language is mainly spoken in Russia and other member states of the former Soviet Union, and was once widely taught as a first language in schools in the countries of the Warsaw Pact. During the Soviet era, the Russian language was greatly emphasized in its republics.

Although many countries in the former Soviet Union are now emphasizing the importance of local languages, Russian is still the most widely spoken language in these regions and is the language used in communication in these countries. It is the only official language of Russia and one of the official languages of Kazakhstan, Belarus and Kyrgyzstan.

To read (da), that is, yes means.

It can also be said that reading (ha la shao) means good.

1, which means - yes Chinese pronunciation - big.

2, which means - not the Chinese pronunciation - nickel.

3. Hope you are doing well.

Be; No.

I'm learning Russian and I hope this is what you want.

1. I don't know:

2. I don't understand:

1. Grammar: It means yes, it means no, I know it means I know, and it is connected that I don't know, and it basically means "no, no", which is usually used in negative sentences. Usage example sentences:

My father was tall, but skinny. His back was a little stiff, and I don't know if he was thinner or older. It's a question that makes people think about it, and it hurts me to think about it.

2. Grammar: On behalf of the first person me, it means negative, I understand, the basic meaning is "to understand, to understand", which can refer to understanding someone or something. Usage example sentences:

I don't understand why so many people like to hook up so much when they are in a relationship.

Antonyms:

Interpretation: I know.

Grammar: refers to the subject's I, which means to know,"зна", "зна", "слы" оз"пон"The basic meaning is "knowing", "knowing", "listening", which refers to directly understanding something, and can also mean "comprehending, understanding", which refers to the acquisition of knowledge through experience or teaching.

Example sentence: After this observation trip to the Yili factory, I know that the quality of Yili's milk is worthy of its name.

Russian I don't know is written as: Pinyin: pronounced as: ya nie znayou

This sentence is also used to mean: I don't know.

For example: I don't know him

Russian I don't understand is written as:

Pinyin pronunciation: ya nie panimayou also has a meaning that I don't understand.

If sincerity is a hurt, then I choose hypocrisy; If hypocrisy is a hurt, then I choose silence; If I am silent but can't hold you, I won't say love easily, because it's your debt! However, you can't say you don't love it! Maybe it would be more pleasant to close the door on you!

I don't know

I don't understand

The Russian sentence below is grammatically confusing.

Russian majors can be engaged in Russian translation, international trade and other work in foreign affairs and foreign trade enterprises, as well as Russian language teaching in study abroad training institutions.

The main study of Russian language is the study of the basic theories and knowledge of Russian language, grammar, spoken language, culture and history of Russia and other Russian-speaking countries, and the skills training of Russian listening, speaking, reading, writing, translation, etc., as well as translation, teaching and research of Russian. Russian is the fourth most spoken language in the world by native speakers and second language speakers, and is commonly found in countries and regions such as Russia, Ukraine and other member states of the former Soviet Union, where the number 13 is very taboo among Russians.

The main subjects of Russian language are "Theory of Russian Language", "Fundamentals of the Russian Language", "Russian Grammar", "Russian Reading", "Spoken Russian", "Russian Writing", "Theory and Practice of Translation", "History of Russian Literature", "Selected Readings of Russian Literature", "Russian Society and Culture", etc. Some universities offer training in the following professional fields: Russian-English bilingual, international**, business Russian, economics and trade, and tourism.

The universities include Peking University, Zhejiang University, Nanjing University, Fudan University, Wuhan University, Sun Yat-sen University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Beijing Normal University, Sichuan University, Chinese People's University, Nankai University, Shandong University, Xiamen University, Jilin University, Dalian University of Technology, East China Normal University, Northeastern University, Suzhou University, Lanzhou University, University of Foreign Economics and Economics, etc.

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The methods and techniques of phonics are as follows:

Phonics in Russian is actually very simple, you don't need to read the phonetic transcription like in English, you just need to first spell each syllable one by one, and then put all the syllables together and pronounce them quickly! As for the weakening of the Russian alphabet, the problem is as follows: Weakening is the weakening of unstressed vowels, <>

For example, window) is accented at the end, so the first one should be pronounced as the "a" of the International Phonetic Alphabet. The voiced consonant at the end of the word is cleared if the voiced consonant is placed at the end of the word, for example:

Friend) to be pronounced in unstressed syllables, , e weakened to an approximate sound: there are "clear consonant voiced" and "voiced consonant clear" in the pronunciation rules, 1When voiced consonants are adjacent, reverse assimilation occurs.

If it is preceded by a voiced consonant, it is followed by. Then the voiced consonants in front of them should be pronounced as relative clear consonants. Such as:

The front is a voiced consonant, followed by a clear consonant. If the two voiced consonants are connected, then the preceding clear consonants should be pronounced relative voiced consonants, corresponding to .

2.If the front is and the Biqing consonant, the back is. Then the clear consonant in front of it should be pronounced as a relative voiced consonant. e.g., is a clear consonant, is a voiced consonant) then it becomes its opposite voiced consonant. к—

3.The voiced consonant [evoke] should be cleared before or at the end of the clear consonant, but the clear consonant should not be voiced before [ ]. For example, the word is pronounced as [ and the word is a clear consonant, and it is not voiced before , so it is also pronounced as the original sound of .

Also at the end of the word 1Voiced consonants should be pronounced as relative [] at the end of the word

2.If there is a connection at the end of the word, they should be cleared at the same time. Such as: 3In addition, voiced consonants, there is no relative clear consonant, and the original sound should still be pronounced when it is present. Such as: