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hooky
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 Message 1 of 9
30 March 2013 at 10:59am | IP Logged 
Hi, please does somebody know about some bilingual books but instead of classic language translation there will be phonetic translation ? I think this could help someone to learn read and alphabet. Thanks ;)
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hooky
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30 March 2013 at 11:07am | IP Logged 
Or, does somebody know about some good converter ? I have found few but they convert cyrilic to English phonetic and I need russian phonetic :-/
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Марк
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30 March 2013 at 12:37pm | IP Logged 
You can just listen to Russian at a slow rate reading the text at the same time.
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hooky
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01 April 2013 at 5:23pm | IP Logged 
Hi again, please I have one more question about russian language :) It is really important for me to learn to read :-/ Does somebody has some tips how to learn reading in different alphabet ? Now I know what every word in Cyrillic means in my language and I can rewrite Cyrillic to phonetic but I cannot read whole word but only syllables :-/ Do you think it need more time or Am I going wrong way ? :-/
I have been learning how to read for 3 days I know it is not much :-/ But If I look on some word in Cyrillic it looks like something what I cannot learn :-D
So some tips how to improve reading please ? :) thanks
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01 April 2013 at 6:52pm | IP Logged 
Сombine reading with listening.
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01 April 2013 at 9:10pm | IP Logged 
hooky wrote:

I have been learning how to read for 3 days I know it is not much :-/ But If I look on some word in Cyrillic it looks like something what I cannot learn :-D
So some tips how to improve reading please ? :) thanks

Three days is not enough. Make it 3 months and we can talk about it.
Practise reading easy texts where you know every word, this way you can get rid of the habit of reading letter by letter instead of word by word and even phrase by phrase. But confronted with unknown words and texts your reading will be clumsier than in your native language and get better hand in hand with your general level of proficiency, that's just the way it is, sorry.

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01 April 2013 at 10:34pm | IP Logged 
Try to read words which are very similar to Czech words, there must be plenty words likle
that.
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01 April 2013 at 10:45pm | IP Logged 
I know that 3 days are not a lot but I have a little problem :-D After 2 monts I will make an entrance exam from russian language and I should be on A2 lvl :-/ My exam will be from reading and a little bit speaking about common things :-/ I think speaking wont be a big problem cause russian and czech are a little bit similar :) But reading is a big problem :-/ But thank you for your opinion :) :)

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