I will start learning bulgarian next semester, and i will probably be able to read Cyrillic by next summer. :D

I got interested in learning Russian when I was 11 (I'm almost 15 now) when I first heard of t.A.T.u. so I started to study it recently and I can speak a very good amount of it as well as read it and write it.

Haha, I'm still the only one who can't read any cyrillic at all? :D Well of course, one can always make sense of it if one compares words written in latin vs cyrillic up against each other, so perhaps I should've been in the other clueless-cathegory, but still ...! Hehehe.

From being such a big t.A.T.u fan, I can identify some letters, but that's it.

I can read cyrillic but I'm still a little slow. I practice every day!

Guess what? I'm a language geek and spent my summer holidays learning Cyrillic. I'm still a bit shaky with the changes that occur when it's in italics. I know summer was a while ago, but I just came across this thread again and thought I'd say something about it.

very hard tech russian and cyrillic (
but i very very tryy ! :)

Back in 03-04 when I was t.A.T.u. crazy freakily obsessed I could read it (I taught myself) but over the years I've slowly forgotten with lack of use; I can still read all their song titles, though.