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Which is the correct Russian Keyboard? (picture link) Update: This was resolved - it was a keyboard setting in Rosetta Stone that I needed to change. I have been using the Russian Keyboard built into Windows for a while now. However, suddenly today I was using Rosetta Stone learning software, and their keyboard has the keys completely different! On my keyboard, the top row is : йцукенгшщзхъ On Rosetta Stone's keyboard, the top row is: явертыуиопшщэ I am so confused as to why Rosetta Stone shows the keys all switched around. Which is the correct keyboard? This is a a screenshot image of the two keyboards - the one on top is the one that I use. The one on the bottom is the one Rosetta Stone is showing. https://ibb.co/juMfzw
1. Januar 2018
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What is the difference between these verbs? What is the difference between the following similar verbs? Are they not all the infinitive versions of the verbs? в чем разница между ними? ----------------- Быть and Являться Видеть and Увидеть and Посмотреть Оставаться and Остаться Проводить and тратить Написать and Писать Начать and Начинать Понять and Понимать --------------------------- Thanks! Спасибо!
12. Dezember 2017
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Trying to put together simple sentences. This is my best effort in beginning to put together sentences. I know most of these are probably incorrect, but please correct my mistakes.)) Thank you in advance. The man went to the store to buy food. человек идет в магазин за купит еда. A child was in the park with a football. ребенок был в парке c футбол Bob likes to go fishing on the weekend. боб нравится идешь ловит рыбу на выходные. She sat in a chair and read for two hours. она села на стул и прочит два часа. They rode on a bus to a nearby city. они ездить на автобус в рядом город. We play music and sing songs together. мы музицировам и петь песни вместе. I made a gift for my friend. Я сделаю подарок для мой друг.
10. Dezember 2017
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(Russian) When to use verbs in reference? I'm trying to understand which variation of Russian verbs to use when referring to... я, мне, вы, ты, мы, он, оно, она, and они. --- Is there an easy way to know how to modify the verb in all sitations, or do I need to memorize variations of all verb words that I learn? It seems like there is a common pattern, such as when referring to я, many times the verb ends in "ю" such as: я понимаю, я говорю, etc. And it seems like there's a common pattern when using, "вы" the verb often ends in "те" such as: вы понимаете, вы говорите, etc. Is that always the case? What dictates whether verb ends in "ет," or "ете"? How about "y" "и" "ешь" and "ся"? ------------------------- Verbs I'm currently reviewing different uses of: Can/May: Можно, может, Можете, Можешь, Learn: учить, учишь, учиться, Study: изучаю, изучить, изучать Any tips, tricks, or advice is welcomed. Thank you in advance.
29. November 2017
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почему я учусь ро-русский здавствоитсе! мена завут Нолан. я из United States. я хачу учусь по-русский потому как я нравится Русская культура и Русская музыка. я хочу посетить Россию кагда-нибуд.
28. November 2017
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