Russian Language & Russian Translation
Information and resources on Russian language & Russian language translation. The Slavic, or Slavonic, languages form one of the branches of the Indo-European languages; they share a number of features with the Baltic languages. In the 5th and 6th centuries, the Slavic peoples migrated south, west, and east. Three main linguistic branches crystallized as a result of the migrations. One was the West Slavic branch. The second branch is known as South Slavic. The third is the East Slavic branch, and comprises Russian (about 146 million speakers in Russia and the other former Soviet republics); Ukrainian (about 44 million speakers, mostly in Ukraine); and Belorussian (about 10 million speakers, mostly in Belarus). Below are links that provide information about the Russian language.
Basic Russian Language Guide
View an introduction to Russian and progress with audio files accompanying each lesson.
English-Russian and Russian-English Dictionary
Use this free online Russian-English, English-Russian dictionary to translate words and access information.
Online Russia: Russian Socrat Guide
Use Socrat to translate texts from English to Russian and Russian to English.
Oregon State University, Corvallis: Russian Library and Information Guide
Access an online archive of texts in the Russian language.
University of Texas, Austin: Russian-English and English-Russian Dictionary
Clear up the confusion in your computer terminology in English or Russian with this electronic dictionary.