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Russian is a Slavic language that is also the official language of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. It's spoken throughout other nations that were once part of the Soviet Union, and it's one of the official languages of the United Nations. When writing the Russian language, you use the Cyrillic alphabet. The first known written record of the language was found on a jar at the archaeological site Gnezdovo, which is where a large Slavic-Varangian village and trade center was located centuries ago. Archaeologists believe the writing dates back to the mid-10th century.‎

Learning the Russian language can lead to potential careers that require you to speak or write Russian. Becoming fluent in Russian also allows you to communicate with people from different countries and cultures, whether you encounter them at home or while traveling. Anyone can benefit from learning the Russian language or any language that is not their native one because being bilingual helps you understand the structure of languages and opens up opportunities in your personal and professional life.‎

When you learn the Russian language, you open yourself up to several potential careers, such as teaching the language at the high school or college levels or becoming an interpreter. It may also lead to international careers in the private sector—such as a banker, lawyer, business consultant, or customer service representative—or in a corporate position for an international company. Of course, if you prefer to work for the government, knowing the Russian language can lead to careers with the United Nations, United States Foreign Service, CIA, FBI, State Department, National Security Administration, NASA, or Department of Homeland Security.‎

Anyone can learn a new language by starting with lessons or courses for beginners and working their way up. Those who are good communicators and listeners, as well as those who are confident and goal-oriented may find more success at a faster rate.‎