I need to learn russian(I have all russian friends) they also speak to me in russian?

Scott is absolutely right. Russian is an inflective language where endings of the words change based on the role they play in a sentence. You do need to approach your studies systematically and cover at least the very basics of Russian grammar, but constantly learning new Russian words will definitely help so get the dictionary, too. As one of the most effective ways to learn Russian I would recommend getting a Russian language tutor and taking basic Russian course. It will provide you with solid foundation for future self-studies of the Russian language. Here is an excellent school that teaches Russian online via Skype, so you hear, see, and talk with Russian tutor live: a href="http://primelanguageservices.com/learnrussian.html" rel="nofollow"http://primelanguageservices.com/learnru…/a You can also try a Free Russian Lesson with them: a href="http://primelanguageservices.com/freerussianlesson.html" rel="nofollow"http://primelanguageservices.com/freerus…/a