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Hello! I speak Russian since birth :) And I want to learn to speak American English fluently.

If you can speak American without an accent and want to learn to speak Russian, let's teach each other!

We can phone in skype or other voice or video messenger.

Let's start?

Hello too
Nice to meet a humble person like you
Its very interesting for me to learn russian languange
But I'm not an american english, I'am Indonesian people

So sorry, but I need an American language accent :)

OP: At scale of 1-10 where do you rate yourself in English understanding? That’s a great call. I want to learn Russian too. But I am not a Native American speaker. Would that work?

what do you mean american language accent?

but what about this?

and besides what about the accent if you can speak frequently in english?accent does not care for any thing in regards to conversation or even in job opportunities?

Probably a native speaker. A naturally born American.

@OP, I've found a forum before that has a lot of active users and this was the website --> https://www.mylanguageexchange.com/

If ever you can't find the person you want to speak with, try that forum. I've tried it before but with other language.  :D

It's like a social media for language learners.

And why not British of somewhere else? Even if you get an accent, Americans would understand you. Besides no matter where you learn it from, your own Russian accent will permeate. Maybe less with more practice, but still will. Does it get in the way? Who cares as long as they understand you? This is a global world, it might even be best to get an "India" accent, if you want to fluently use "American" call centers (they outsource to India) :)

Alternative you could stick to American media, ie. TV, and try to repeat what they say in their very own accent. Oh, and do you know, within the US there are several different accents? You want to speak like a Texan, or Brooklyn? More fun is you get minorities there adding their own accents. In the end it might be futile to look for an "American" accent.

Vocabulary i agree, American vs British can be, tricky. But its never bad to learn both (and i admit mixing them sometimes lol).

Your garbage is rubbish, or the other way around :)

Hello! Knowing a language is great. I would love to learn Russian because it is needed for my future later. Glad you became my Russian teacher. Do you teach me I'm not good at American English because I'm not a resident of the United States. I currently live in Vietnam.

yeah .got it..

anyway seems OP is not visiting the thread since the creation,hope he finds out what he wanted.

For what purposes you can learn russian? Can't imagine. But the idea is cool :)

Yes I want to learn Russian because I love to travel In case I am not sure where to go it is better for me to learn Russian I'm Russian now I'm in Japan. Before coming to Japan some time ago I didn't know anything Japanese But later I learned it from a place I know the language of many places but I am now interested in learning Russian

We have Russian people on work and ethnic people.

yes we can,I really love every language, I always try to speak lot of language like french, Urdu, Persian , Arabic etc

I think that going through the basic lessons of duolingo won't hurt to start. The application is free, but there is a lot of knowledge and practice in it. Then it will be much easier to talk to the native speaker.

Cool, I was once in Russia, I know the language a little, but it's very difficult

I know Russian very well.

I know Russian perfectly and it seems super easy to me now, but people who are just starting to learn it - good luck!

Russian is one of the foreign language I would love to learn

is the offer still in table? because i want to learn as well if this is truly for free.
I have good internet connect and I am also easy to learn and adopt .
you mean you are russian? of had studied about it?

Russian is quite difficult for foreigners, because of the accent and a lot of words, lucky people who are native Russian speakers