Oh, Tovarisch commissar.

Russian (mother tongue).

Multitran Translate Between German and Russian

Multitran Translate Between English and Russian

Multitran Translate Between French and Russian

Multitran Translate Between Dutch and Russian

Languages spoken English, French, Russian

English, French, Portuguese and Russian.

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Multitran Translate Between Italian and Russian

Yurga!

Angliyskyi... ska.

Tovarisch commissar.

Onward Christian soldiers Marching as to war

Yes, that's it.

Russian?

She has a perfect command of English, French and Russian.

Natasha was born in Russia, but she doesn t speak Russian.

Russian

Name and first name NALBANDOV, Alexander

She speaks Russian.

Russian

Russian translation

In Russian

(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE) REXFORD Is that Russian?

Netherlands Visited Amsterdam and Den Hague.

And Russian.

Do you speak Russian?

He can speak Russian as well.

He can speak Russian as well.

He can speak Russian, too.

Belarusian

Don't you understand Russian?

Do any of you speak Russian?

The President (spoke in Russian) I shall now make a statement in my capacity as representative of the Russian Federation.

The service is available in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian and Amharic.

90,000 copies of this leaflet were circulated in Hebrew, Arabic and Russian.

Sanskrit, Russian, Latin, Greek that's Classical Greek and modern Greek, Umbrian.

Russian data files

Languages A,C,E,F,R,S

White Russian, of course. Oh.

Study programmes for schools with Latvian as the language of instruction prescribed that the Russian language studies were mandatory and were to be studied for 4 lessons per week in the course of 10 years while at schools with Russian as the language of instruction the Latvian language was studied for 9 years 2 lessons per week.

Nobody except me, maybe.

The question of providing opportunities for Russian language education for Russians living abroad deserved attention.

The observer for the Russian Federation mentioned that there were about 40 schools in the Russian Federation which provided instruction in a minority language, including Hebrew, Lithuanian, Georgian and Tatar.