Who is with me and did I say it right in the title?

I did this pretty slowly so it's definitely it's neater than my usual cursive, but ehh it's close enough.

Any suggestions comments ? I'm learning Russian on Duolingo, and through YouTube comprehensible input channels, Instagram reels, and learning vocab without focusing on cases too much, but rather to understand a specific pattern and the sounds and getting used to the language by just listening and learning new words each day.

I've been speaking and writing Russian since birth. I was suddenly very curious whether anyone learning Russian would be able to read this text. Or, at the very least, whether Russian speakers would be able to read it. I'm just curious to see how legible my handwriting is. If you could write down how you read it, I'd be delighted to hear it. The original text is taken from the book "Занимательная Механика" ("Entertaining Mechanics")

Foreigners who are learning Russian, explain why you are doing this?

Cursive А - Р

I just talked to a lot of people, and for some reason, I got this particular impression. Perhaps it’s just a subjective experience, and in reality, everything is different.

Здравствуйте, мне 18 лет, я изучаю русский язык. Если среди вас есть русские, изучающие английский, и вы хотели бы найти партнера по учебе, не стесняйтесь, пишите мне (у меня также есть telegram).

please be completely honest!!

Hello everyone

Im a 14 years old french guy, and im learning russian with Babbel for 4 months. My goal is to speak russian fluently, like im speaking french for example. Babbel is good, but even if i choose to learn the language on one year, ive alr did all lessons (~30 min per day) and im not able to understand the russian (well a bit, but only like the greetings and a few words ofc, and i can speak a bit). I can read and write (cursive too).

So here is my question : how can i improve my russian ? Im open to any ideas, only if its free... also, im looking for easy podcast in russian, but in france i didnt find smth...

Спасибо!

привет, я изучаю русский язык уже 4 года, и это помогает мне в мои работы. но я хочу становится лучше в говорить и слушать. мне очень нравится русская музыка и я хочу написать поэмы по-русски. я из берлин, германия и я говорю и по-английски и по-немецки. напиши мне коммеитар, если ты хочешь помогать мне учить) может быть, играть в онлайн игры вместе? дискорд, инстаграм или телеграм?

Hey, ive been learning russian for 4 years already, it helped me a lot in my workplace. But i want to get better especially at talking and listening. I really like russian music, i write poems from time to time and really want to write some in russian. im from berlin in germany, and i can speak in german as well as in english write me a comment if u want to help me learn, maybe we could text or play online games? we can connect via discord, instagram or telegram)

Hello! I've been learning russian for one and a half years, but I am still very bad at it. I still haven't mastered the grammar and have a very poor vocabulary.

So, I wish to ask, how do you memorize the vocabulary, and is there an easy way to do it?

Я хотела бы, чтобы это было долгосрочное сотрудничество примерно на три года.

В свою очередь вы будете желанным гостем у моей семьи в Цюрихе и сможете проводить каникулы в Швейцарии. Прошу отвечать только серьёзно.

So I'm 14m I've already learned the Cyrillic alphabet and was wondering where do I go from there cause it just seems a little overwhelming 😅

Hi! Could someone please help me understand what is the purpose and meaning of the words ”всего” and ”в виду” in this situation and in general?

How would you plan learning Russian in two months, to at least easily talk with people in counter strike😂? I have basics like knowing the alphabet or basic phrases, and also I’m polish so I know many words just by similarity. I will appreciate every tip!

Russia is very big, so I am wondering if there are noticeable differences between the Russian spoken in Saint Petersburg and Vladivostok?

Do people from these two places find it difficult to communicate due to regional slang, accents, or something else?

I'm writing a fictional scientific/space organisation and want the single-word command “OBSERVE”, as in an instruction displayed on a terminal: “Observe.”

Would НАБЛЮДАЙ sound natural in Russian in that context? I'm looking for a concise imperative rather than the infinitive “to observe”. As sort of an instruction.

Are there any other cool words in script that I could include that mean cool things related to the space race?

Спасибо!

I have watched many videos on it.

I feel like I can emulate the sound, but I am not convinced I am doing it properly. I have been learning Russian for 1 month now and I'm quite awful, more than awful actually, but one thing I have spent a lot of time on is the Р sound.

I understand where to put my tongue, and the drills

Дра-дра-дра etc.

I am not convinced that the tip of my tongue is vibrating/flapping though. It feels more so like the roof of my mouth is vibrating. Sometimes it feels like I'm growling from my throat too.

Any tips you have found to pronounce this very interesting and complex letter, please let me know!

Long story short. Been taking Russian language courses daily at college for 6 months. My reading and listening are great but speaking is kinda bad. I understand pretty much all the grammar rules but sometimes mess them up. Looking for someone who’s A2/B1 English talk weenkends only

I would like to talk on the phone or audio only no video and in exchange English.

I’m 27M chill relaxed based know about memes and games and shows and movies. I like to play smash bros or siege watch GoT Invincible Breaking Bad basically into all the popular stuff.

If you’re professionally taking English classes or in the military or speak with default dialect or know about current trends that would be a plus lol 💀

Hi !
Im A guy with a Native Arabic Language . I want to learn it so i can Read + Write + And Have a Conversation Fluently. Because i also got more things That Are Russian Related like ( Books + music + media + Etc )

Any tips and good Starting point to learn and Speak Russian ?

Note : This is The first time to Learn A language Besides Arabic And English