Pajama's Media has an interesting post here about a polyglot and about the world of language learning.

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If you are interested in learning Russian, sign up for EmpowerMost's spring semester.  Classes last 10-16 weeks, and are customized for the student's individual needs.  Email info@empowermost.com for more information and a brochure.

Topics include: 

• Proper pronunciation
• Spelling rules
• Conversational skills
• Improving vocabulary
• Reading short Russian novels
• Grammar.

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EmpowerMost Translations is currently accepting applications for Polish translators.  All freelance translators are welcome to apply.  Please send resume and cover letter to info@empowermost.com.  

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The following are the most common uses of the Dative Case in Russian.

1. As the direct object in a sentence.

2. It is used after the Russian verbs "Помогать" ("to help") and "Советоват" ("to advise").

3. With "Нравиться" ("to like").  

4. It is also used in conjuction with some other reflexive verbs (-ся).

5. When using the word "Нужен" (to need).  

6. To represent the concept of sending or communicating something.  

7. To express one's age.

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