Russian Language

[SollaMega]

Many countries (except Russia) know Russian language. Most of them are former countries from USSR. For your impression USSR had contained 15 countries.
Such as:

• Azerbaijan
• Armenia
• Belarus
• Estonia
• Georgia
• Kazakhstan
• Kyrgyzstan
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Moldova
• Russia
• Tajikistan
• Turkmenistan
• Ukraine
• Uzbekistan

[IraVesnina]

Re: Russian Language

Hey, you forget a Bulgaria. They know Russian too :)

[SollaMega]

Re: Russian Language

Hey, you forget a Bulgaria. They know Russian too :)

Nah, I don't think that Bulgarian people talk in Russian as my friend says.

[LazyPooky]

Re: Russian Language

They have the same writing though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillic_script

[SollaMega]

Re: Russian Language

They have the same writing though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillic_script

Yeah, sure!

[IraVesnina]

Re: Russian Language

Nah, I don't think that Bulgarian people talk in Russian as my friend says.

They styding Russian from 5 or 8th grade in school. And many people who were born in the last century, is very well aware of it, because there was close cooperation with the USSR

[LazyPooky]

Re: Russian Language

They styding Russian from 5 or 8th grade in school. And many people who were born in the last century, is very well aware of it, because there was close cooperation with the USSR

We have that with Chinese, but that doesn't mean we all talk Chinese ;)

[Ira Vekva]

Re: Russian Language

We have that with Chinese, but that doesn't mean we all talk Chinese ;)

of course :)
but
Russia not far of Bulgaria and so much Russian people going to vacation in Bulgaria.
And for ex. in Ukraine people know 2 languages from childhod (Russian, Ukrainian) but in some schools they teach not only english\german\french they teach also polish or Bulgarian language :)

[LazyPooky]

Re: Russian Language

of course :)
but
Russia not far of Bulgaria and so much Russian people going to vacation in Bulgaria.
And for ex. in Ukraine people know 2 languages from childhod (Russian, Ukrainian) but in some schools they teach not only english\german\french they teach also polish or Bulgarian language :)

That's true. Mostly people speak the basics or at least understand some of the neighbour languages. Also it enriches your life to speak or understand multiple languages.

[SollaMega]

Re: Russian Language

That's true. Mostly people speak the basics or at least understand some of the neighbour languages. Also it enriches your life to speak or understand multiple languages.

Egg-actly!
As for me I learnt Russian and Tajik from my childhood. After that I learnt Uzbek (Uzbekistan our neighbor) and English too. If sum up, I know 4 languages.