ТВ-шоу Could someone please recommend me some TV shows/programs to watch? Может кто-то порекомендовать мне некоторые телешоу / программ для просмотра ?

Русский язык: Может кто-то пожалуйста, скажите мне, если это правильно или неправильно? / Может ли кто-то перевести эту фразу на русский язык?: Русский алфавит: "The Russian alphabet is known as the Cyrillic alphabet. There are 33 letters in the Russian alphabet. 11 vowels, 20 consonants, and 2 pronunciation signs." (Цитата выше от веб сайта.) Russian / Russian language: Could someone please tell me if this is right or wrong? / Could someone please translate this sentence into Russian?: The Russian alphabet / Russian alphabet: "The Russian alphabet is known as the Cyrillic alphabet. There are 33 letters in the Russian alphabet. 11 vowels, 20 consonants, and 2 pronunciation signs." (The quotation above is from a website.)

У меня есть вопрос: I have a question: У меня есть вопрос: Why do some Russian/Ukrainian girls say "Tell me something interesting" when talking with me? Is there such a phrase in Russian? If so, what is it? (I am not complaining about this. Rather, I find it quite interesting.)

Как дела? The phrase "Как дела?" is only used when you know someone, but it is not not use when you are talking to a stranger. So... if I am in the middle of Saint Petersburg or Kiev and I want a girl/girls to be my new friend/friends? What should I say to her/them? How should I start a conversation with her/them? Is it possible, perhaps probable, for me to say to her/them "Привет! Как дела?" to start a conversation with her/them? This case also applies for guys: Let's say I want a guy to be my friend but I do not know him. What should I say to him? Moreover, how is it that Russians/Ukrainians start a conversation with a stranger? In my country it is common/normal to start a conversation with "Hello, how are you?" It is however, not the only way to start a conversation with someone.