Learning to Russian

Last Friday I had my first class of Russian with a tutor from Ukraine. With him, I studied the Russian alphabet, it’s so complicated: pronunciation, listening, writing, the phrases and words, no comments, it’s much more complicated. You need to/must study a lot if you want to speak or become able to understand (oral) Russian. Another problem is you need enough/much time to practice it, but I will have free time during this week (winter holidays), the next week I will be with class at the university. I hope I can continue studying Russian during the second semester, I will have a bit (more) free time, my career is complicated (I study nursing).

That’s all

PD: I cannot write in Russian, I (only) know few words.

1.listen to something..listen to a language..don't forget the "to" :)

2.must usually doesn't work with "to", <must Do something>, not must TO DO something(X)

3.want to do something, so you can say, you must study....if you want to speak Russian..

4."time"is an uncountable noun, so the adjectives that modifiy it are words like---little, some, 

   enough, a lot of, much

5. can do something...not can TO do something

In my own point of view...it's really hard no matter what language(s) you're trying to learn...