How about learning Russian in a small language, is Russian easy to learn, and what is the future

Russian is relatively not difficult, that is, it is much easier to learn than English, but after learning, there are very few schools that open Russian, unless it is a famous brand and a school in the Northeast, and if you really learn it, Russian will be a troublesome thing in the future.

If you're a senior in high school this year, then definitely not.

The opinion upstairs agrees with 60%, I think Russian is easier to learn than I thought, and the most important thing is that the future is bright! But after you learn Russian, you think that English is simply too simple, hehe. The most important thing is to practice, you must say, you can't die to learn, you have to talk more and listen more, I don't think it's so difficult, you have to rely on your own practice to know, it's useless to listen to others.

But the so-called 3-month crash course is just nonsense! Be mentally prepared to work hard for a long time, at least for two years, otherwise don't waste time. Now this language is still very popular, and there are many people who learn it, but there are not many people who learn it, most of them have no perseverance, and there is a long-term lack of practice, which leads to rustiness, as long as you don't give up, it is still very promising!

The main thing, hehe, much!

1. Not too easy to learn, not as good as French, German, Italian, etc., especially if you have a foundation in English.

Second, the future is not too good compared with other European countries. Most of them have gone to engage in China and Russia. However, many of the people on the street are now familiar with Russian.

Nowadays, there are too many people who learn English, and the small language is actually very good, if you are a student of a foreign Chinese college, then after learning Russian, it will definitely be better than students from other schools to find a job

At first, I was studious, but then I was not easy to pull, and the future was very bright.

Super studious, the future is not certain, in fact, to put it nonsense, it is good to learn a language at will.

My parents studied Russian, and it was easy to learn.

Purely learning the language, the future of the Russian direction is limited. Although Russian is a small language, it is not rare to have a large number of colleges and universities in the country that have started to specialize in Russian, and if you want to take the route of translation, you have to work harder than others to have a "future" in this field. But translation itself is a pit.

What kind of translation is needed between China and Russia? Is hello are you ok?This kind of daily communication?

No, what China and Russia need is a professional translator. Among professional translators, the easiest thing for Russian speakers to get started with is probably business translation, and it is possible for ordinary people to negotiate business after hard work. But the most between China and Russia is not commercial translation, but technical cooperation, transfer and negotiation.

Russia's national conditions and work-oriented are the shortcomings of Russian-speaking people and the vast majority of liberal arts students. I once asked a graduate student majoring in Russian at a certain university to translate a document of our major, and the moment I paid for it, I really felt that it was not worth it, and the translated things could not be read in Chinese. Unlike ideographic Chinese characters, many professional words of Chinese characters can be guessed to have a general meaning, at least the field, and the technical vocabulary of Russian, due to the diversity of etymology, is even higher than the threshold of professional vocabulary in English.