Here is the basics.

Hello = prevet
Welcome = dobro poshalovat.
Yeah = bingo (Bayman's word)
good = horosho
bad = ploho

If you want to know some other words, just ask! :)

I know one russian word, not sure if I'm going to spell it correctly.

Goodbye = Dasvidania

How can I say I like your eyes and your hair?

I just know how to say "I don't understand", but I have no clue how it is written.
Can you post it for me, Auron?

spasivo, auron.

how to write these words?

пожалуйста = please = pajarlsta

пока = cya = paka

пошла = gotta go = pashler

these are okay?

i used to said like this

ya nye panimarju

*hope this will work* waiting for auron's judge

Ayane: correct.

U tebya horoshaya pricheska i krasivie glaza.

BM2:
Ne ponimayu

DoaTek:

poka

пожалуйста = please = pajalusta

пока = cya = poka

пошла = gotta go = pashla

That's it!

Sweet

How can I say thank you?

@Ayane: spasiba -->means thank you!

Thanks! :bow:
Well, this is an expression that is always handy. ;)

:cheers:

yay!! they works. *phew* ochin spasivo. :)

@Auron and Runaway_Shinobi - spasiba :dancebaby:

@auron
mожно вопрос? (may i ask?)

if i would like to say 'welcome' to new member fron russia.

which is better?

за　нашу　встречу！давай!!
yeah, this is not 'welcome' just celebrating our meeting and say 'cheers'
but i think this phrase is fit for welcome message.

but how about this?
С приездом! ( s puriesdam )
i believe this means somebody arrived from far place. it's simple.

i like first one. how do you feel?

I think first you should say first phrase. Or:
Добро пожаловать! Надеюсь, вам у нас понравиться! (Welcome, i hope you enjoy to stay here. )
And then second!

kanesina. i'll use first one. full length is too long for me. :)

ochin spasiva.. ops? spasiba? vo? :rofl:

Here my signature in Russian.

- Leave. Now. This is not a simple combat championship.
- Sgin. Nemedlenno. Eto ne prosto chempionat.

I don't think your commoners can handle it.
Ya ne dumau, chto ti zdes pobedish.

- Keep your mouth shut!
- Zatknis!

harasho! :)

Ya nemagu gavarit horosho pa ruski no ya pitayus!

-->I cannot speak russian that good but I try! :)

Good. Good.

I believe 3-weeks trial in Russia will restore you language.

(I like German "poka"="Chuuuuuuuuse!")

This thread is very interesting. :yes: I'll be keeping tabs on it. :D

Question: How are the letters sounded out? Do vowels have one distinct sound each like the Japanese language, or do they have a bunch of different soundings like American vowels?

They have only one sound.


But sometimes we have letters, which made with two sounds.

Example
we have letters Й(y) and А(A)
and we have letter Я(ya)

Sorry for double-post.

I have an interesting idea. I've got many Russian wav files. (from Morrowind)
If anyone wants to hear Russian prononciation, post your e-mail.

curious!! i PMed my email.

:)

I sent it.

Meaning.

1) Chto sluchilos'? (What's going on?)
2) Teper' v luboye vremya. (Now in any time)
3) prodolshayte (continue)
4) privet (hello)

Now you can hear diffrence between Russian "R" and English.

thx for the sound files. i enjoyed it and got shocked a lot. :shocked:
coz, my ears lost most of listening avility... santa maria.. :sadwalk:
but i really like russian pronounce, i don't know why, but it's cool for me.

ochin spasiba.

npuBeT auron

Closed since topic is ubur old.