Need help with a other Russian word

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You've almost got me sold on your "proper" learning. Each time you add a little bit, I see it's probably the part that I'm lacking to take me to the next level. This post has illuminated to me why I've been thinking to myself "You don't need grammar. Grammar is useless without knowing the other stuff first." I realize up to this point, I haven't needed grammar because all (or the significant part) of the Russian language I've learned and used has been learned/used in context, not in a formal study setting.

I've picked up a little here and there from chitayu moi slovar (which isn't all the way right but it works for communication purposes.... now I need some endings!) because my goal has only been to be understood in an informal setting and to bridge the gap in communications between non-fluent speakers of either language. Now that I'm among fluent speakers of both languages (my wife is so much better than me!) it's time for me to step my game up. Guess I'm going to Princeton!

There was a question a while back about where the Princeton course went. Apparently the guy who wrote it is no longer at Princeton, so it too is gone.

Fortunately, he got permission to put it up on BitTorrent. Here: http://www.mininova.org/tor/904728

Masterrussian.net has links to just about anything else you might want.

I also still recommend the Голоса series as well (what I used in class). Less suited to self-study, but the exercises are very good.

If anyone remembers who was asking about the, PM me or them.

it was me and thank you; now if I can just open the file I will be good

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well; got it downloaded but it is some type of torrent file and can not open; back to square one

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well; got it downloaded but it is some type of torrent file and can not open; back to square one

You need a Bit Torrent client to download it. You can get one here: http://www.bittorrent.com/download?csrc=header