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Nice try... on top of it being your first post, you ask about the difference between Japanese and Russian to give some validity to post, but in the very next breath you post a link to a site to learn Russian??? How much more blatant can you get?it was not spam. It's a real question
Having had the experience of English tutoring a Russian speaker (Ukrainaian nationality but is fluent at a native-level) for several weeks now these are a few differences I've been able to discern :What do you think about their difference?
LOL. So I've heard....You mean like there are six or more ways to say "I went to the park" in Russian while Japanese has only one. I mean you can leave off the subject, slightly alter "to," and make it polite or informal but that's about it for normal variations...As i Know, Japanese is more disciplined.
The language. At least the original link, that was taken down as semi-spam, was a guide for students interested in studying Russian...Snake, are you talking about people or language?
of course the first: about peopleSnake, are you talking about people or language?
What do you think about their difference?
How much time have you spent with young people in Japan ?"i see no similarity" -> both are humans. ;-)
"very different" -> uhm, maybe... not SO different, of course. Youth generation isn't different at all. (Oh, except 2 things, Russia's youth generation doesn't like so karaoke, as Japanese, and Japanese doesn't go to clubs so often as Russian).
More old generations, of course, have more differences(especially women)...
P.S. Sorry for my bad english.
My parents are from russia and so are my grandparents.Hi!
Firstly, sorry for my bad english...
pugtm says: "if your neighbors cow dies its a good thing". it is about Russians? If 'yes', then, Snake, forget it!!! It isn't correct at all. I'm Russian, i know. ;-)
Snake, what difference you are talking about? Style of life? Language? what?
are you asking me whether what my parents told me is correct? or are you asking him?to Elizabeth -> what do you hint at? I'm not right? Correct me if i wrong.
Elizabeth says: "How much time have you spent with young people in Japan ? " -> Not so much. 2 weeks in previous summer. But EVERY DAY i chat with them (and with others) and ask about young Japanese people.
pugtm says: "My parents are from russia and so are my grandparents." -> and? And u still think, that "if your neighbors cow dies its a good thing". - is correct???
It's a very bad generalisation and I feel offended. You would be offended if someone offended a Jewish person but you allow yourseld to offend a nation.my parents and grandparents were all born in Russia(they are not russian though they are jews which are a totally different culture and everything from the Russian goyim) and i can tell you that they are not subtle at all and they have a saying which says a lot about them its "if your neighbors cow dies its a good thing".
As i Know, Japanese is more disciplined.