Do many people in Russia speak English?

over 7 years ago about Russia

If I don't know too much Russian and I asked something partly in English, is it very likely that people will know what I'm saying?

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Not really, depends which places are you willing to see. Moscow, St. Petersburg and in the other major cities/touristic places usually the younger people do speaks and understands english, but do not expect the same in the less traveled areas. over 7 years ago

Answered by Marco via WorldNomads.com
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So, I am Russian, and my English is pretty good. In our country people, who speak on 3 or more languages( not including native) is the main part of population.English, German, French, Spanish and Latin are widely spread. If you want to hear good language, speak to youth. over 7 years ago

Answered by Polly Fox via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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Cannot say that languages are widely spread. It depends on a place and age of person whom are you speaking with. In a big cities it will be easier. But anyway it is better to know some words in russian over 7 years ago

Answered by Anna via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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Most likely not. Only if anyone knows both languages well, the would understand. over 6 years ago

Answered by jdjdk via WorldNomads.com
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Speak slowly speak simple words use key words almost 6 years ago

Answered by Dmitry via Ask a Nomad iPad app