1.Yes, it is.Russian was, still is and will be international language from times of tsarist Russia until now. 2.People speak Russian in all republics of former USSR. But in recent time in order to avenge and humiliate Russia ultra-nationalists in Baltic Countries, Ukraine and Georgia try to eradicate Russian from an orb of international communication. 3. It's important for teenagers from other countries to learn Russian because in result of this learning they will be able to speak with Russian fellows and other people of Russia directly, and overcome thus different myths which make difficult mutual understanding.
Will my father meet me after the last lesson? (Встретит ли меня мой папа после последнего урока?) общий вопрос
Who will meet me after the last lesson? (Кто встретит меня после последнего урока?) вопрос к подлежащему
When will my father meet me? (Когда мой папа встретит меня?) специальный вопрос
My father will meet me after the last lesson, won't he? (Мой папа встретит меня после последнего урока, не так ли?) разделительный вопрос
Will my father meet me after the last lesson or will my father stay at home? (Мой папа встретит меня после последнего урока или останется дома?)
2.People speak Russian in all republics of former USSR. But in recent time in order to avenge and humiliate Russia ultra-nationalists in Baltic Countries, Ukraine and Georgia try to eradicate Russian from an orb of international communication.
3. It's important for teenagers from other countries to learn Russian because in result of this learning they will be able to speak with Russian fellows and other people of Russia directly, and overcome thus different myths which make difficult mutual understanding.