Write or call, I can teach Russian and help you to practise :) Skype-name is krifjek

квас - корень и одновременно слово, обозначающее по-английски "kvass" от вас - Вы (или вы) местоимение, от - предлог. Предлоги всегда пишутся со словами отдельно :)

Write me, I can teach whatever you want about Russian :)

Russian isn't difficult. Of course if you will compare with the easiest for learning English it looks hard :) But It has only 6 cases, not 15 like Hungarian or 42 in Tabasaranian. And not 28 persons like in Kabardian, or 4 kinds of numbers) It has alpahbet (33 letters only), not so much sounds etc. Everything is hard at the beginning, but don't hesitate to begin ;)

It's Swahili. It's not Russian :)

You can use: привет - privet - "hi" for your friends (agemates), parents здравствуй - zdrastvuj - "hi" for little children or said by old people здравствуйте - zdrastvujte - "hi" for old people, official --- здорово - zdarova - "hi" using with old friends, if the comisng is unexpected, etc. хай - haj - barbarism from Englsih popular with youth

Divided ъ: before е, ё, ю, я: 1) after prefix enвы with consonant (подъезд, съёмка) 2) after prefixes from another languages like ад-, диз-, ин-, интер-, кон-, контр-, суб-, пер-, транс- (адъютант, конъюгация) 3) after smth "двух-, трёх-, четырёх-" (двухъярусный, трехэтажный) divided ь: before е, ё, ю, я: 1) in some words (крестьянин, вьюга) 2) after root before ending (соловьи, листья) 3) before "o" in some words from French (медальон, шиньон) We use both to devide sounds.