My native language is Russian, so it's hard to me to answer your question. But, I guess, the most difficult thing is to remember different flexions according to tenses, genders and singular/plural numbers.

Hehe i had a strange feeling about this. Well it was not hard for me ;) my native is lithuanian. When i was a little boy, my father used to read me russian books. At year of 6 he taught me cyrilic. And i could read magazines. Like ЮТ

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Piece of cake! :P

I would gladly help you ^^. Yes it is difficult, but beautifull and rich language