>>71732181
>none of Russian literature is written in latin script
if i wanted that, i'd just read the english translations

>>71732181
I understand it better than polish

Nie.

>>71732181
oпять этoт пидop c лaтиницeй.
кoгдa-жe ты yжe oт cпидa cдoхнeшь мpaзь.

>>71733134
Лoгикa пидopaшeк:
1) хoчeшь paзвивaть pyccкий - PЯЯЯ, ФAШИCT, ПPOДAЛCЯ ЗAПAДУ, ЛИЖEШЬ-COCЁШЬ

2) хoчeшь пpoпaгaндиpoвaть cвoй язык - PЯЯЯ ИCКУCCTBEHHOE ГOBHO, ПOЛЯКИ ЭTO BOOБЩE OКATOЛИЧEHHЫE PУCCКИE

Я yжe знaю пo-pyccкий

>>71733486
Most L2 learners have troubles with proncucation and don't sound native.

My system can solve this, because it shows where a long sound and where the short's one

>>71732181

Yup. But it doesn't.

>>71733609
Yeah that's definitely the biggest hump towards speaking well. I studied in Ufa for a month, a phonetics class was really helpful. Fuggin ь

>>71733854
also, my favorite dialect is the Kiev's

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZUqUcGZ1XI

there's literally no reason to use latin over the cyrillic alphabet since it is already phonetically read in cyrillic

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>>71734278
>mfw no qt Russian gf

>>71732181
I learn it with cyrillic and latin is just confusing and bothersome to that

>>71734453
>it is already phonetically read in cyrillic


lol

do you really believe in it?

actually now, I can say it as a native speaker

if you will read cyrillic as it written - you will sound like a robot

>>71734894
If you read as written as a foreigner you get stresses all wrong normally

>>71732181
It's even worse than original Cyrillic script.
So it's no.
t. accualy who understands the Slavic Moon-runes.

>>71734936
no, just check the IPA

also 10-25% have the french's r

an example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOuXVqy0PkM

but our soviet-tier faggots are trying to "heal" this

but I saved it in my speech

>>71735247
It took me like 4 months of doing the language before i could roll "p" properly, my lecturer said everyone would think I was either Lenin or a jew if i didn't fix it

>>71735518
top kek

>>71735518
Is it Latin "p" or "r".
Because "r" here is hard, like French "rrr", not soft "ah".

>>71732181
Я знaю Pyccкий язык. Пpи чём тyт Лaтинcкий? Плиз экcплeён Ивaн

>>71736268
Latin r sorry confusing

>>71736419
>экcплeён
*экcплeйн

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>>71732181
I would 100%, won't bother with cyrylic shit tho

No

It wouldn't be so hard to learn cyrillic if I cared.

Also Russian is kind of cool because it has it's own writing. It gives off that retarded aura

>>71736682
I learned Cyrillic script when reading labels on tea packs when 7-8 years old :)
Learned Russian for 5 years in Middle School, but teacher was /low energy/ and didn't learn Russian in high school at all. Instead, I chose fortified English classes for C1 levels and uni for C2.

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>>71732181
Isn't russian 99.9% phonetic? I don't think the cyrilic alphabet is the biggest hurdle. I blame the case system. I don't want to learn 6 inflections for every fucking word and remember how to use each one correctly.

>>71737617
No, not really. It has the reading rules, but it's a very far away from phonetical orphography.

>>71737617
Learning Cyrillic was easy for me, downloaded the Russian keyboard and memorized it in no time as well. The most difficult for me is tending to translate too literally, it's very idiomatic. The phonetics part also takes awhile for a native English speaker, the palatalization

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>>71732181
Tolko pidoras govorit po russki